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In europe making this change as well. >> absolute lyly, anderson. many of the carriers worldwide moving quickly essentially to reassure travelers. and so what we have seen luf lufthansa who you have mentioned, and they have now move d moved and changed the rule so that they are always having two people in the cockpit, and that is the parent company of germanwings, and others are moving quickly to do the same. canada also requiring that their carriers do that and all german airlines taking the same move. in the uk they say they are approaching and talking to the carriers for them to review thei...

Is out of the question in terms of looking at cost. that has been the trajectory ever since then. southwest decades ago set the standard for that. a very basic product but a very safe one and now all of these airlines and certainly germanwings, subsidiary of luf lufthansa operates that way. airlines failed for economic reason but very safe to fly. >> good to see you. thanks for being with me. by the way, at 10:53 a.m. german time, germ'sanwings and lufthansa employees gathered for a moment of silence. bringing in angie goff. >> reporter: exactly right. you mentioned earlier, two americans no...

Somebody, you would think, would key the microphone and say, we've got a problem, and we need an emergency airport to get to and at that altitude they had plenty of options. right? they're not at 6,000 feet over the alps at that point, they're back eve the mediterranean or southern france. could have diverted to any nun of airports nice gotten into any number of arrangementsfof airports in that area if they could have communicated theoretically. >> thank you for your perspective. appreciate. bringing in managing partner with aairline weekly. good to see pup thousands of that type of plane in...

People affected by this closure, amounting to $200 million a day for stranded passengers. the air lines are trying to break this stranglehold, klm announcing they have flown ten flights through the ash cloud affecting europe and tell me they have found no irregulators in those flights. they have submitted the data to the dutch aviation authorities and are waiting for them to say something to this point about maybe opening up the air space over holland for this airline. they want it to happen as soon as possible. british airways and air france also had test flights today, lufthansa as well. it ...

Cane nick ash has boy scout air travel to a halt for the fourth consecutive day. alex joins us from brussels with the latest on how it is affecting travel. >> hi, shannon. i can tell you since thursday, 64,000 flights have been canceled. that is according to euro control, the organization responsible for aviation safety. in terms of the airlines, as you could expect, they are keeping the bottom line very badly, losing $130 million pounds. what we are seeing right now is some airline executives are suggesting, bearing in mind they have done a number of test flights, that perhaps the safety cont...