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Raj Verma
<h1>Germanwings Airbus A320 Crash 150 Passengers Killed</h1>
A mother living in Manchester and her child are dreaded to be among the 150 travelers executed on the Airbus A320 which slammed in French Alps
Britons were "tragically likely" on board the bound flight that slammed in the French Alps, the Foreign Office said on Tuesday.
A mother living in Manchester and her child are dreaded to be among the 150 travelers executed.
Marina Bandres Lopez-Belio, 37, who was contemplating filmmaking, was going with her seven-month-old child Julian in the wake of going to a family memorial service in the place where she grew up, Jaca in the Pyrenees.
Victor Barrio, the city's chairman, said he couldn't affirm that her spouse, who lives with the family in Rochdale, was on the flight.
As per companions, Lopez-Belio had busy the Germanwings flight to Dusseldorf as she had been not able to discover a direct flight to Manchester.
A few Germanwings flights were scratched off on Tuesday after their groups declined to fly, as it developed that the flying machine included in the accident had been grounded for 60 minutes at Barcelona air terminal for repairs only a day prior to the mishap.
Pilots and lodge group communicated their worries the accident may have been connected to a repair to the nose-wheel arriving entryways on the Monday.
Lufthansa denied that there was any connection between the repair and the scratched off flights.
Air crash Investigators
Air crash investigators in France are get ready to inspect a discovery flight recorder that ought to hold the way to why a German traveler plane dove to earth with the loss of each of the 150 lives on prepare to leave yesterday.
For eight minutes the Germanwings Airbus A320 went into a relentless and quick plunge from 38,000ft until it hit a mountainside in the Alps half of the way finished with its 90-moment venture from Barcelona to Düsseldorf.
The pilots made no mayday call and did not demonstrate they were in pain, and seem to have been not able to do anything to revise the plunge.
Sixteen German schoolchildren returning home from a Spanish trade outing and two infants were among the exploited people, who incorporated 67 Germans, 45 Spaniards, a Belgian, and Turkish travelers.
Straightforward Walter Steinmeier, the German outside priest who was flown over the accident site, portrayed it as "a picture of repulsiveness". The primary rescuers to achieve the mountainside said there were human stays scattered among auto measured pieces of destruction.
François Hollande, the French president, said there was no trust of any survivors and depicted the accident as "a disaster on our dirt". It rose the previous evening that the Airbus, which was 24 years of age and nearing the end of its operational life, had been grounded in Düsseldorf prior in the day due to an issue with its nose wheel entryway.
Germanwings, a minimal effort backup of Lufthansa, said the issue had been determined, and that a half-hour defer in take-off from Barcelona was irreleva.