article_snippet: Andreas Lubitz, the co-pilot who killed 150 people when he is believed to have deliberately crashed a plane into the Alps, could have killed more if he had realised he dream to fly larger planes for long haul flights.
article_snippet: Andrea Lubitz   is believed to have deliberately crashed the Germanwings A320 Airbus into a rocky ravine of the Alps, locking Fellow pilot out of the Germanwings A320 Airbus as he put a plane into a descent - killing all 149 people on board and he.
article_snippet: Andrea Lubitz   was an ambitious pilot who wanted to fly even larger planes, such as a Boeing 747 which carries almost 700 passengers, and could have ended in tragedy for even more people .
article_snippet: Recordings from the one recovered black box have revealed the final moments of the plane, as Fellow pilot Frank Woiton desperately tried to get back into the cockpit after being locked out by Andrea Lubitz  .
article_snippet: Andrea Lubitz   harboured ambitions to fly a 747 jumbo jet (left) - larger than the doomed A320 airbus (right)
article_snippet: Andrea Lubitz   flew .
article_snippet: A fellow pilot revealed that Andrea Lubitz   also wanted to fly an A380 airbus - which carries more passengers .
article_snippet: Investigators are trying to determine what led Andrea Lubitz   to deliberately crash the plane, with a torn up sick note for the day of the crash, and medication found at Andrea Lubitz   home suggesting Andrea Lubitz   was suffering with psychological problems.
article_snippet: As a child, Andrea Lubitz   is said to have always wanted to be a pilot and covered Andrea Lubitz   bedroom walls with pictures of planes and collected model aircraft.
article_snippet: Andrea Lubitz   is also said to have visited an airfield just 30 miles from the site of the tragic crash with Andrea Lubitz   gliding club as a child.
highlights_snippet: Andrea Lubitz  deliberately crashed an Airbus A320, killing all passengers .
  