article_snippet: Andreas Lubitz then selected an altitude of 96 feet on the aircraft's flight computer before setting the aircraft's flight computer on the aircraft's flight computer collision course with the Alps.
article_snippet: Lubitz original article predicted the exact way such an atrocity could be carried out.
article_snippet: German airline Lufthansa has set aside $300 million to deal with potential civil claims against German airline Lufthansa following the disaster.
article_snippet: German officials have revealed that Lubitz, 27, received psychotherapy before gaining his pilot's licence after expressing suicidal tendencies.
article_snippet: German airline Lufthansa has so far refused to say whether Crash investigators were aware of Lubitz's mental health history although Crash investigators said he had passed all the required medical tests to work with Germanwings, German airline Lufthansa low-cost subsidiary.
highlights_snippet: Andreas Lubitz crashed the jet carrying 150 people into the Alps at 400mph .