The families of the Germanwings' victims are suing the US flight school that trained the co-pilot that carshed the plane in French Alps. The suit alleged that the school failed to screen the medical history of Andreas Lubitz. They claimed the crash could have been prevented if they screen the co-pilot propoerly.
The victims' families of the March Germanwings plane crash files a lawsuit against Lufthansa after the its piloty school failed to check Andreas Lubitz's medical records. Lubitz, who co-pilot the plane, committed suicide by crashing the Airbus A320 flight into the French Alps, killing 150 people on board.
The families of the Germanwings' crash victims are pursuing a lawsuit to be filed in the U.S. against Lufthansa. The families are seeking for compensation over the death of their family members.
The Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet in the French Alps rehearsed the fatal maneuver on the morning of the disaster, and had twice been refused medical papers needed to fly, investigators said on Wednesday.
