article_snippet: It dramatically emerged today that the co-pilot of the Airbus A320 that crashed into French Alps locked pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately crashed cockpit.
article_snippet: The final moments of the doomed jet were revealed by French prosecutors who said it was 28-year-old Andreas Lubitz's plan to 'destroy cockpit'.
article_snippet: It emerged today that Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (pictured) locked cockpitout of the cockpit and 'deliberately' crashed cockpit into the French Alps, killing 150 people on board .
article_snippet: Deliberate': Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin said Lubitz used the flight managing system to put the plane into a descent, something that can only be done manually .
article_snippet: Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne today -  postponed the Germanwings co-pilot who flew the plane into the Alps at 400mph pilot training in 2008 due to mental health issues and a friend said a friend was 'in depression'.
article_snippet: Airline bosses confirmed Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne had taken several months off work and had to retrain to join Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne but insisted a friend was '100% fit to fly'.
article_snippet: Raid: German police have investigated Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne €500,000 family home in Montabaur in Germany as well as Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne apartment in Dusseldorf .
article_snippet: Killer's home: A French prosecutor in Marseille said Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne breathing was normal as the plane descended rapidly before crashing into the French Alps .
article_snippet: German police have since raided Lubitz's €500,000 family home in Montabaur in Germany as well as German Dusseldorf.
article_snippet: Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin said Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne locked Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin captain out after the senior officer left the flight deck.
article_snippet: At that point, Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne used the flight managing system to put the plane into a descent, something that can only be done manually - and deliberately.
article_snippet: Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin said: 'The intention was to destroy the plane.
article_snippet: Earlier in the flight, Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin said Mr Lubitz - whose family were at the scene of the crash in Seyne's responses were initially courteous, but became 'curt' when his captain began the mid-flight briefing on the planned landing of the plane.
highlights_snippet: Andreas Lubitz locked pilot out of cockpit and 'deliberately' crashed A320 .
  