On March 24, 2015, the Germanwings flight accidente claimed the lives of all 150 aboard, including 72 Germans and 50 Spaniards. As families gathered a decade later to honor the victims in Le Vernet, Lufthansa's CEO emphasized the tragedy's lasting impact on the airline's view of responsibility. The crash was initiated when co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit, leading to a controlled descent. A community and families continue to grapple with the horror of that day, as local officials recall the harrowing experiences of the aftermath.
‘I saw things there that I will never be able to talk about.’
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