The Airbus A320 of the low-cost company Germanwings, crashed Tuesday in the French Alps although the plane had been subjected to major maintenance in the summer of 2013, said CEO Thomas Winkelmann.
“A regular verification of type C, known as a comprehensive revision, took place in the summer of 2013 in compliance with Airbus documentation requirements,” he said at a press conference. This type of revision generally takes place every 12-18 months and involves a detailed check of the aircraft structure.
Winkelmann said that the plane was delivered to Lufthansa 24 years ago, in 1991.
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“The descent of the plane took a total of eight minutes, while contact with the plane flying over the French Alps was lost at 10.53”, he said. “Then the plane crashed,” added Winkelmann at Cologne, where Germanwings is headquartered.
Germanwings crash in the French Alps is seen by the French authorities as being one of the worst aviation disasters produced in France.