Airbus A320 crash in France - TASS

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Germanwings co-pilot may have tried to rehearse A320 crash — report

EU authorities worry about Germany’s airline oversight before Germanwings crash - media

Flight data recorder confirms Germanwings pilot crashed plane deliberately — investigators

Second black box of Germanwings Airbus A320 may be useful to investigators — prosecutor

Germanwings co-pilot studied suicide methods before crash — German prosecutors

According to prosecutors, German investigators searched the co-pilot's tablet computer and discovered that his latest queries included various suicide methods and cockpit door security

Second black box of Germanwings Airbus A320 found — Marseilles prosecutor

The cockpit voice recorder was recovered soon after the crash and sent to investigators in Paris

Co-pilot of crashed Germanwings Airbus treated for 'suicidal tendencies'

Andreas Lubitz was treated by psychotherapists and had "suicidal tendencies" before he even started his pilot training

Russian Air Code bans aircrews to leave any pilot in cockpit alone

The Russian Transport Ministry commented on the recent air disaster which took place on March 24

Motives of pilot for crashing Germanwings plane remain unclear

Investigators are considering different theories, including terrorism, epileptic seizure and suicide

No grounds to link Germanwings Airbus crash to terrorism — Marseille prosecutor

Andreas Lubitz, a co-pilot at Flight 9525 who intentionally started the descent while another pilot was locked out of the cockpit, was not on the list of wanted terrorists, the prosecutor says

Flight data recorder found at A320 crash site in French Alps — CBC

A CBC correspondent tweeted from the site that the second black box found at the crash site is heavily damaged

It is unknown if Russians were onboard crashed A320, Germanwings says

According to the airline's information, 150 people, including 144 passengers and six crew, were on board the plane

Search, investigation teams resume work at A320 crash site in French Alps

Forensic experts are expected to shortly arrive to the site to collect remains of the dead and prepare them for identification

Two Japanese citizens, two Mexican nationals likely among passengers of crashed Airbus

A Germanwings Airbus-320 en route from Barcelona to Duuseldorf crashed on March 24 in mountainous terrain in the department of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, southern France