10th Anniversary of Germanwings Flight 9525 Crash Honored with Memorials

Ceremonies in Germany, France, and Spain commemorate the 150 lives lost in the deliberate crash caused by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz.

Memorial events are being held in Haltern am See, Le Vernet, Düsseldorf, and Barcelona to honor the victims of the 2015 Germanwings Flight 9525 crash.
The crash, caused deliberately by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, killed all 150 people on board, including students, teachers, and individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Around 300 mourners, including victims' families, have gathered near the crash site in Le Vernet for the 10th-anniversary service supported by Lufthansa.
Haltern am See, home to 17 victims, continues to deeply feel the impact, with white roses laid in remembrance and church bells tolling at the high school.
The tragedy prompted changes in aviation safety protocols and highlighted the need for improved mental health monitoring for pilots.