article_snippet: Grieving relatives of the two Australians killed when a Germanwings Airbus was flown into a mountain in the French Alps are preparing for an 'unbearably' sad day when they visit the crash site early next week.
article_snippet: This comes as tributes continue to flow for the two Australians killed when Germanwings flight 4U 9525 lost altitude and crashed into a remote region of the French Alps.
article_snippet: We are expecting the family to visit the crash site early next week, probably on Monday,' said Australia's ambassador in Paris, Stephen Brady. '
article_snippet: It's been two human tragedies of immense scale and consequence,' Stephen Brady said from Paris. '
article_snippet: I don't think it gets any easier announcing the death of Australian citizens in a tragedy overseas,' Foreign Minister Julie Bishop   said. '
article_snippet: This incident will be a very painful reminder of other disasters in recent times - whether This incident's MH370 or MH17 - this will be a very raw moment for many Victorian families who have had to live through those tragedies just in the space of the last 12 months,' Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said.