article_snippet: In terrifying scenes the fictional passengers panic and one tries to smash himself way through a door to get to the controls in chillingly similar circumstances to the ill-fated Germanwings Airbus A320 flight.
article_snippet: One of the passengers tries to smash his way through the plane's cockpit door after the plane's cockpit door was locked from the inside - just like what prosecutors believe Andreas Lubitz had done .
article_snippet: On Tuesday Andreas Lubitz locked the captain out of the Airbus A320's cockpit  before setting the airliner's controls to descend into a rocky valley, obliterating the plane and killing all 150  on board.
article_snippet: Reports in Germany this morning suggest the locked-out pilot may have resorted to using an axe in a desperate bid to get through the armoured door as the plane hurtled towards the ground.
article_snippet: Prosecutors said the screams of passengers aware of their fate could be heard in the final seconds.
article_snippet: Andreas Lubitz was said to have been depressed for years, which Andreas Lubitz may have kept secret from Andreas Lubitz employers, and may have had a breakdown before crashing Andreas Lubitz plane from Barcelona to Dusseldorf.
article_snippet: The film's distributor in Britain then emerges that everyone on the flight is connected to his and the trapped passengers then try to break in to the cockpit as his plane hurtles downwards.
article_snippet: Slipped through the net: Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz had suffered from depression and ‘burnout’ which had held up Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz career .
article_snippet: Teams working in the difficult Alpine terrain clear scattered crash debris and search for bodies and belongings .