Bildkollektion

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Rescue workers work at the crash site next to the wreckage of the Crossair jet that crashed late Saturday, November 24, 2001, during it's approach to Zurich airport. At least ten people died when the four engine aircraft of the Swiss company Crossair with 33 people on board crashed on a flight from Berlin. The Jumbolino jet came down in a wooded area in Birchwil near Zurich airport, at 21:08 GMT. Nine survivors walked away from the wreckage of the plane, and rescuers were searching the woodland for more survivors. 14 people are still missed on Sunday morning. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Rescue workers work at the crash site next to the wreckage of the Crossair jet that crashed late Saturday, November 24, 2001, during it's approach to Zurich airport. At least ten people died when the four engine aircraft of the Swiss company Crossair with 33 people on board crashed on a flight from Berlin. The Jumbolino jet came down in a wooded area in Birchwil near Zurich airport, at 21:08 GMT. Nine survivors walked away from the wreckage of the plane, and rescuers were searching the woodland for more survivors. 14 people are still missed on Sunday morning. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

A rescue worker is seen at the crash site next to the wreckage of the Crossair jet that crashed late Saturday, November 24, 2001, during it's approach to Zurich airport. At least ten people died when the four engine aircraft of the Swiss company Crossair with 33 people on board crashed on a flight from Berlin. The Jumbolino jet came down in a wooded area in Birchwil near Zurich airport, at 21:08 GMT. Nine survivors walked away from the wreckage of the plane, and rescuers were searching the woodland for more survivors. 14 people are still missed on Sunday morning. (KEYSTONE/Franco Greco)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Rescue workers are seen next to the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Sunday Nov. 25, 2001, at the crash site in Birchwil, Switzerland. The Jumbolino jet by Swiss Crossair crashed late Saturday during its approach to Zurich airport. At least ten people died. The four-engine aircraft carrying 33 people was on a flight from Berlin. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Rescue worker takes photographs, on Monday, Nov. 26, 2001, in front of the crashed Crossair jet in a forest near Bassersdorf, Switzerland, Monday Nov. 26, 2001. The Jumbolino LX 3597 of the Swiss airline carrying 33 people came from Berlin late Saturday Nov. 24, 2001. 24 people died in the accident. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Winfried Rothermel)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

General view of the crash site in Birchwil, with rescue workers inspecting wreckage of the Crossair jet on Sunday morning, November 25, 2001. The Jumbolino jet of Swiss company Crossair with 33 people on board crashed late Saturday, during it's approach to Zurich airport. At least ten people died, nine injured people have been recovered, 14 people are still missed on Sunday morning. The four engine aircraft on a flight from Berlin, came down in a wooded area in Birchwil near Zurich airport, at 21:08 GMT. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Investigation officials are on their way to inspect the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Monday, November 26, 2001, in Birchwil, Switzerland. The plane of Swiss company Crossair crashed Saturday, November 24, during it's approach to Zurich airport, killing 24 people. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Investigation officials wear protective masks as they inspect the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Monday, November 26, 2001, in Birchwil, Switzerland. The plane of Swiss company Crossair crashed Saturday, November 24, during it's approach to Zurich airport, killing 24 people. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Investigation officials wear protective masks as they inspect the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Monday, November 26, 2001, in Birchwil, Switzerland. The plane of Swiss company Crossair crashed Saturday, November 24, during it's approach to Zurich airport, killing 24 people. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Rescue workers inspect the wreckage of the Crossair jet on Sunday, November 25, 2001, at the crash site in Birchwil, Switzerland. The Jumbolino jet of Swiss company Crossair with 33 people on board crashed late Saturday, during it's approach to Zurich airport. 24 people are feared dead, nine are injured. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

A partial view of the wreckage of the Crossair jet on Sunday morning, November 25, 2001, at the crash site in Birchwil, Switzerland. The Jumbolino jet of Swiss company Crossair with 33 people on board crashed late Saturday, during it's approach to Zurich airport. At least ten people died, nine injured people have been recovered, 14 people are still missed on Sunday morning. The four engine aircraft on a flight from Berlin, came down in a wooded area in Birchwil near Zurich airport, at 21:08 GMT. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

A rescue worker secures on Monday, Nov. 26, 2001 the ground around the cockpit of the Crossair jet that crashed Saturday night in a forest near Bassersdorf, Switzerland, a couple of miles from the Zurich airport Kloten. The Jumbolino LX 3597 of the Swiss airline came from Berlin. 24 people were killed and 9 injured. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Winfried Rothermel)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Aerial view of the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Monday, November 26, 2001, in Birchwil, Switzerland. The plane of Swiss company Crossair crashed Saturday, November 24, during it's approach to Zurich airport, killing 24 people. (KEYSTONE/KANTONSPOLIZEI/Str)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Investigation officials wear protective masks as they inspect the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Monday, November 26, 2001, in Birchwil, Switzerland. The plane of Swiss company Crossair crashed Saturday, November 24, during it's approach to Zurich airport, killing 24 people. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Policeman wear protective masks and evacuate the wreckage of the Crossair jet, Tuesday, November 27, 2001, in Birchwil, Switzerland. The plane of Swiss company Crossair crashed Saturday, November 24, during it's approach to Zurich airport, killing 24 people. (KEYSTONE/Franco Greco)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Feuerwehrleute bei den Bergungsarbeiten am Absturzort der Crossair in Birchwil am Dienstag, 27. November 2001. (KEYSTONE/Franco Greco)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

A spotlight lightens up the location where the Crossair passenger jet crashed late Saturday, November 24, in a forest at Bassersdorf, Switzerland, near the Zurich airport Kloten on Sunday, November 25, 2001. The Jumbolino LX 3597 of the Swiss airline came from Berlin and crashed some miles before the planned landing at Kloten. Reportedly 24 people were killed and 9 injured. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Thomas Kienzle)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Rescue worker examine on Monday, Nov. 26, 2001, parts of the Crossair jet that crashed Saturday night in a forest near Bassersdorf, Switzerland, a couple of miles from the Zurich airport Kloten. The Jumbolino LX 3597 of the Swiss airline came from Berlin. 24 people were killed and 9 injured. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Winfried Rothermel)

SCHWEIZ PK CROSSAIR ABSTURZ SUTER

Crossair president Moritz Suter, right, adresses the press after a Crossair jet crashed late Saturday, November 24, 2001, in Birchwil, during it's approach to Zurich airport. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ PK CROSSAIR ABSTURZ

Crossair president, Moritz Suter covers his eyes during a press conference after a Crossair jet crashed late Saturday, November 24, 2001, in Birchwil, during it's approach to Zurich airport. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ PK CROSSAIR DOSE SUTER

Crossair boss, Andre Dose, left, and president Moritz Suter, right, adresse the international press in Bassersdorf, Switzerland, after a Crossair jet crashed late Saturday, November 24, 2001, in Birchwil, during it's approach to Zurich airport. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ LEUENBERGER

Swiss Federal President Moritz Leuenberger with Rita Fuhrer, center, on his way with Rita Fuhrer to the plane crash site of Crossair flight LX 3597 in Birchwil near Bassersdorf, Switzerland, on Sunday, November 25, 2001. 24 people died and nine were injured when the plane with 33 people on board crashed near Zurich airport on a flight from Berlin. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ LEUENBERGER

Swiss Federal President Moritz Leuenberger, center, on his way to the plane crash site of Crossair flight LX 3597 in Birchwil near Bassersdorf, Switzerland, on Sunday, November 25, 2001. 24 people died and nine were injured when the plane with 33 people on board crashed near Zurich airport on a flight from Berlin. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ TRAUERFEIER

Flight attendants der Crossair halten am Donnerstag, 29. November 2001 waehrend der Abdankungsfeier im Basler Muenster fuer die Todesopfer des Absturzes einer Crossair-Maschine bei Zuerich Rosen in den Haenden. (KEYSTONE/Baselpool)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ TRAUERFEIER

Crossair flight attendant Franziska van der Meer lights a candle during a funeral ceremony in Basel's cathedral, Switzerland, on Thursday November 29, 2001, in memory of the victims of the Crossair LX 3597 crash in Zurich last Saturday November 24. (KEYSTONE/Baselpool)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ TRAUERFEIER

A non identified Crossair flight attendant presents a rose to Crossair president Moritz Suter, right, during a funeral ceremony in Basel's cathedral, Switzerland, on Thursday November 29, 2001, in memory of the victims of the Crossair LX 3597 crash in Zurich last Saturday November 24. (KEYSTONE/Baselpool)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ TRAUERFEIER

Etwa 150 Trauernde, unter ihnen auch Crossair Piloten, nahmen am Donnerstag, 29. November 2001, in der Klotener Christ-Koenig-Kirche an einem Trauergottesdienst zum Gedenken an die 24 Opfer des Crossair-Absturzes teil. Der Gottesdienst in Basel wurde auf einer Leinwand uebertragen. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ GEDENKFEIER DOSE

Andre Dose, CEO von Swiss, bei seiner Ansprache, am Sonntag, 24. November 2002, anlaesslich der Gedenkfeier zum Absturz einer Crossair-Maschine vom 24. November 2001 bei Bassersdorf. Bei dem Unglueck fanden 24 Menschen den Tod. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ GEDENKFEIER

Eine Gedenktafel mit allen 24 Namen schmueckt den frisch enthuellten Gedenkstein bei der Unfallstelle in Bassersdorf, aufgenommen am Sonntag, 24. November 2002, anlaesslich der Gedenkfeier zur Flugzeugkatastrophe vom 24. November 2001, bei dem 24 Menschen den Tod fanden. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)

SCHWEIZ CROSSAIR ABSTURZ GEDENKFEIER

Ein Vater mit seinem Sohn nimmt Abschied beim frisch enthuellten Gedenkstein bei der Unfallstelle in Bassersdorf, anlaesslich der Gedenkfeier zum Absturz einer Crossair-Maschine vom 24. November 2001 bei Bassersdorf. Bei dem Unglueck fanden 24 Menschen den Tod. (KEYSTONE/Eddy Risch)