SIGNS: Germanwings Plane Crashes in France, Up to 150 Feared Dead
I had to make sure Rebecca is okay because I hven't heard from her in 6 days. I told you that when people, such as world leaders, either take their time getting back to me or blow me off, the news feed starts to erupt and planes start falling out of the sky.
1) News just reported that a "Germanwings" Airbus 1320 just fell crashed in Southern France
2) Rebecca is German
3) Wing = "ALA" in Italian for Alabama. Rebecca is from Alabama
4) It's in France because of our Frenchie Bulldogs theme.
I had to make sure Rebecca is okay. She may think it's no big deal and will get back to me whenever, but when commercial planes start falling out of the sky, it's where people's safety are being put at risk.
This is how it was with Davis back in late October 2006 when the plane in Nigeria crashed. That's why I cut ties with him at the time.
When we have a responsibility for the safety of others. I try to respect Rebecca's space and stuff and don't want to push her, but when I'm kept in the dark or don't get updated information, it creates distortions that can lead to injury and death.
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Germanwings Plane Crashes in France, Up to 150 Feared Dead
Reuters By Jean-Francois Rosnoblet
9 minutes ago
File photo of planes of German flagship carrier Lufthansa parked on the tarmac in Frankfurt's airport
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Planes of German flagship carrier Lufthansa are seen parked on the tarmac in Frankfurt's airport in this December 1, 2014 file photo. German airline Lufthansa said it expected ticket prices to fall further in 2015 and that it could not let up on cost-cutting measures, even though it faces more strikes from its pilots. The carrier said its core German airlines unit - comprising its Lufthansa and Germanwings-brands - saw profits fall almost 11 percent in 2014 to 252 million euros ($266 million). REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach/Files (GERMANY - Tags: TRANSPORT BUSINESS)
By Jean-Francois Rosnoblet
MARSEILLE (Reuters) - An Airbus plane operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings budget airline crashed in southern France on Tuesday en route from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, police and aviation officials said.
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said he understood between 142 and 150 people were on board and feared dead.
"The cause is at present unknown," he told reporters.
A spokesman for the DGAC aviation authority said the airplane crashed near the town of Barcelonnette about 100 km (65 miles) north of the French Riviera city of Nice.
Lufthansa's Germanwings unit said it was as yet unable to verify reports of the crash.
The crashed A320 is 24 years old and has been with the parent Lufthansa group since 1991, according to online database airfleets.net
(Reporting by Nicolas Bertin, Jean-Francois Rosnoblet and Sabine Siebold; Editing by Mark John and James Regan)
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