This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.  ... after Germanwings or boasts a three twenty flight crushed ice and snow covered French Alps Tuesday morning ... a group of sixteen secondary school children from Trujillo are presumed to be among the victims ... she did prices present saying ... the conditions of the accident suggests there are no survivors ... our site visit was a two hour long trek for emergency workers ... taking to reach the area ... what happens here's what's now known ... around ten a m local time ... play nine five two five took off from Barcelona ... headed to Dusseldorf ... forty five minutes later it reached thirty eight thousand feet its maximum altitude maintained on high for about a minute ... it then began an eight minute descent ... unauthorized by air traffic controllers lost contact with the jet ... at ten fifty three AM air traffic controllers review the Germanwings Plains several times but no response ... the issues an alarm signal ... which alerted military and police authorities ... the plane didn't deviate from its course as of last altitude ... which is an unusual pattern say experts were cleaned stress ... search helicopters leader spot of the plane's wreckage near a small remote French village ... located sixty five hundred feet above sea level the cause remains unknown the pilot of the T3 twenty had more than ten years of service ... the plane under one regulator made gains on Monday the passengers included the sixty seven Germans ... Spain's government said it believes dozens of Spaniards man ... what a black box recorders from the flight has been recovered ... analysis beginning right away say Tories ... precise details on the rescue and recovery efforts ... the passenger manifest and perhaps because of this accident ... are expected in the coming hours ... on the worst air disaster in France in more than three decades ... that's worked
A Germanwings Airbus A320 flying from Barcelona to Düsseldorf crashed in a mountainous region of southern France on Tuesday. WSJ’s Jason Bellini has the latest details.