EASA unveils aero-medical tool advised after Germanwings suicide crash

Germanwings A320 D-AIPX-c-Sebastien Mortier Creative Commons

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Six years after being recommended in the aftermath of the deliberate crash of a Germanwings Airbus A320, an aero-medical repository has been formally unveiled by the European air safety regulator.

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