Crash of an A320 aircraft in Barcelonnette: suicide copilot

 

A320 CRASH – The Airbus A320 plane crash of Air Berlin, which crashed Tuesday in the French Alps, near Barcelonnette, has delivered much of its secrets. The co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, voluntarily rushed the plane in the mountains. The young 28 year old man was depressed and had to be sick on the day of the tragedy.

[Updated March 27, 2015 at 20:29] The mystery of the crash of the Airbus A320 for Germanwings, who made 150 dead Tuesday cleared. According to the prosecutor, the co-driver Andreas Lubitz, who deliberately rushed the plane against a mountain in the French Alps. He locked himself in the cockpit, taking advantage of the absence of the driver who had gone to the bathroom, to begin the dramatic descent to the ground. Now we try to understand what could push this young man of 28 years, apparently without history, such a gesture. The aircraft, an Airbus A320 of the company Air Berlin, a German low-cost airline owned by Lufthansa, crashed near Barcelonnette, close to the town of Vernet and Digne-les-Bains to 10:40 Tuesday morning.The plane was flying Barcelona-Düsseldorf. It was the 4U9525 flight. A black box was discovered Tuesday. This is his analysis that was used to reconstruct the drama script.

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Andreas Lubitz was “obsessed with the Alps,” according to a friend of the co-pilot’s parents, quoted by MetroNews. The young man even knew the crash of the sector since its 9 years, says the free daily. In fact, the flying club to which he belonged, Germany, concluded a twinning agreement with the flying club of Sisteron, not far from the scene of the tragedy. Andreas Lubitz frequented this area of ​​the French Alps between 1996 and 2003. A revelation that comes even give a little more thickness to the suicide theory. According to Europe 1, Air France-KLM will impose the presence permanently, two people in the cockpit of his aircraft. A decision which is of course following the crash of the A320. Other airlines had reported taking the same dispositons.The German prosecutor revealed on Friday that the copilot hid that he was sick on the day of the tragedy. The German police found forms of stops crumpled and torn disease in the co-pilot. One of these forms concerned on the day of the crash. Lufthansa, his employer said he never received these work stoppages. The German prosecutor also revealed that no suicide note was found. And no clue found no evidence of a religious or political motivation. Earlier in the morning, the German newspaper Bild revealed that Andreas Lubitz was depressed and had to be subject to regular medical care. His depressed and unstable character appeared well and truly in his file.It would include interrupted pilot training due to depression lourdre there a few years. He also spent some time in psychiatry. Crisis of “panic fear” are mentioned. He lived also a “crisis” torque before the drama of Barcelonnette. The overuse of the issue also arose in the German media.