article_snippet: Investigators revealed yesterday that medical sign-off notes were found at Lubitz's home - including at least one that covered the day of the crash - and Dusseldorf University Hospital confirmed One acquaintance had been a patient there over the past two months, although it would not disclose One acquaintance condition.
article_snippet: More sick notes are said to have covered other days when One acquaintance flew despite being told not to.
article_snippet: Speaking to MailOnline, an airline spokesman stressed MailOnline was unaware of any medical notes and said MailOnline had been Lubitz's responsibility to tell an airline spokesman employers an airline spokesman was unfit to fly.
article_snippet: an airline spokesman was facing a potential medical examination that could have seen an airline spokesman pilot's licence removed and it is thought an airline spokesman may have feared mental or other health problems would bring an end to an airline spokesman dream.
article_snippet: Former BA pilot Alastair Rosenschein said pilots of Lubitz's age face regular medicals as well as simulator tests and can be grounded if as well fail to pass.
article_snippet: Former BA pilot Alastair Rosenschein said that, in Britain, pilots under 40 face annual or bi-annual medicals and, as well as testing physical health, doctors often ask questions to assess pilots' mental health.
article_snippet: Former BA pilot Alastair Rosenschein added: 'However, it's difficult to see how a doctor could foresee something like this.