06/23/2026
149 innocent people boarded a flight expecting to arrive home.
They never made it.
On March 24, 2015, Germanwings Flight 9525 was cruising at 38,000 feet when the captain briefly stepped out of the cockpit.
Moments later, the co-pilot locked the door behind him.
As the aircraft began descending toward the French Alps, desperate attempts were made to regain entry to the cockpit.
Passengers and crew had no way to stop what was happening.
Within minutes, all 150 people on board were dead.
The tragedy shocked the world and raised urgent questions about mental health, aviation safety, and how such a disaster could happen on a modern commercial flight.
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