Germanwings coffins arrive in Dusseldorf

The remains of 44 people killed in the Germanwings crash in the Alps have arrived in Dusseldorf - the city where the ill-fated flight was supposed to land nearly three months ago.

Germanwings coffins arrive in Dusseldorf
Wed, 10 Jun, 2015 - 08:48

The remains of 44 people killed in the Germanwings crash in the Alps have arrived in Dusseldorf - the city where the ill-fated flight was supposed to land nearly three months ago.

Coffins of the victims of the Germanwings aircraft crash arrive to be taken aboard a Lufthansa plane to Duesseldorf, at Marseille airport, southeastern France. Picture: AP

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