In this image made from TV, rescue workers look amongst debris over the area after a Germanwings Airbus 320 crashed near Seyne-les-Alpes in the French Alps, Tuesday. AP
As of Wednesday, Germanwings had not issued a complete list of the nationalities of the 150 people aboard the plane that crashed in France Tuesday.
Here’s a look at what is known about the nationalities from the company and from governments that have announced their citizens were aboard.
• 67 Germans, confirmed by Germanwings
• Many Spaniards. The government says the passenger list included 45 people with Spanish last names but that it is still trying to confirm how many are Spanish citizens.
• 3 Kazakhs, confirmed by the government
• 3 British, confirmed by the government, which says it cannot rule out that there may be more.
• 2 Japanese, confirmed by the government
• 2 Colombians, confirmed by the government
• 2 Australians, confirmed by the government
• 1 Dutch, confirmed by the government
• 1 Dane, confirmed by the government
• 1 Turk, confirmed by the government
• 1 Israeli, confirmed by the government
• 1 Mexican was probably aboard but the government says it is still trying to confirm the information.
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