A Germanwings passenger plane with 150 passengers on board has crashed in the French Alps region on its way from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, BBC reported. All 150 passengers and crew on board the plane are presumed dead. There is no hope of finding any survivors, French police said on Tuesday. " The conditions of he accident suggest there are no survivors", French president Francois Hollande said in a brief televised address. The chief Executive of Lufthana's low cost arm, Germanwings, said the airplane reached its cruising height of 38,000 at 10.45am, 44 minutes into the flight and began the descent just a minute or two later. Contact was lost at 10.53am when the aircraft wad at 6000ft, the guardian reported. " As it is often the case in mountainous regions, the crash took place in a remote area unreachable by land" said Police Captain in Digie.
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