article_snippet.sent: Ceremony: Lufthansa Chief Executive Carsten Spohr (left) and Germanwings Managing Director Thomas Winkelmann (right) attended the memorial service for the 150 victims of Germanwings flight 4U 9525 .
article_snippet.sent: Le Vernet mayor Francois Balique (left), Seyne les Alpes Mayor Francis Hermitte (right) and Prads-Haute-Bleone Mayor Bernard Bartolini (right) - who preside over the area where the plane crashed - were also in attendance .
article_snippet.sent: Touching: the ceremony which will be broadcast nationwide will also be broadcast on screens outside and to German homes across the country, with one resident saying Le Vernet mayor Francois Balique (left), Seyne les Alpes Mayor Francis Hermitte (right) and Prads-Haute-Bleone Mayor Bernard Bartolini (right) - who preside over the area where the plane crashed -
article_snippet.sent: The jet which was heading to Dusseldorf in Germany from Barcelona was carrying 150 passengers - including young school children - who all died when The jet which was heading to Dusseldorf in Germany from Barcelona crashed (pictured) A white flag with a black cross blew in the wind on the square outside where hundreds more people amassed to watch the ceremony on large screens, while buses and trains in the west-German city stood still for one minute before the service started.
article_snippet.sent: Never forget: Posters of black ribbons (pictured)bearing the flight number of the doomed Germanwings jet have been displayed near the cathedral where The memorial at Cologe Cathedral today (pictured) is taking place today .
article_snippet.sent: The Germanwings Airbus 320 was en route to Duesseldorf from Barcelona when The Germanwings Airbus 320 crashed in the French Alps on March 24 - killing everyone aboard.
article_snippet.sent: Disastrous: Among those who died when the plane went down in the French Alps (pictured) were 16 young students and two teachers from a high school in the small town of Haltern-am-See .
article_snippet.sent: Aviation industry doctors have since demanded that German pilots undergo more extensive medical checks, while several airlines worldwide have changed rules to require two crew in cockpits at all times.
article_snippet.sent: Lufthansa - the parent company of Germanwings - cancelled Lufthansa - 60th anniversary celebrations set for April.
article_snippet.sent: Lufthansa - also placed memorial pages in major newspapers dedicated to the memory of passengers and staff who died in the disaster saying: 'Lufthansa - will never forget them.'