Crash de l'Airbus A320 dans les Alpes françaises : l'avion aurait fait un black-out total et disparu des écrans radar | FRANCE 24

On the 26th of June, 1988 a two day old Airbus A320 crashed in a spectacular way during an Airshow in Mulhouse-Habsheim airport outside of Basle, France. Air France flight 296 was one of the first ever passenger flights with the new Airbus A320 and Air France had allowed it to take part in this air-show as part of a publicity day with the new aircraft. During the fly-by at Habsheim airfield, the aircraft seemed unable to climb and ended up flying straight into the forrest on the far side of runw

Here's what we know about the Airbus A320 crash in the French Alps, according to #Germanwings officials: -Two babies were among the passengers on the plane. -The plane's last routine check took place in Dusseldorf yesterday. -The captain had over 10 years flying experience. -They cannot confirm that a distress call was made. Read the latest here: http://fxn.ws/1xulpp8 | Fox News