An Airbus 320 operated by Germanwings, a subsidiary of Lufthansa, crashed in the French Alps between the towns of Digne and Barcelonnette. The plane was flying out of Barcelona, Spain and was destined for Dusseldorf, Germany. French police have indicated that none of the 150 people on board survived. One of the plane's black boxes has been recovered.
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