article_snippet: Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) deliberately crashed the Germanwings Flight 4U9525 into the mountains on Tuesday after locking Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) captain out of the cockpit.
article_snippet: Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) is said to have remained calm as Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) drove the plane directly into the ground .
article_snippet: Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) brought down the passenger plane in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence on Tuesday.
article_snippet: The pilot locked Lubitz captain out of the cockpit on Tuesday before setting the Germanwings Flight 4U9525's controls to descend into a rocky valley, obliterating the plane and killing all 150 people on board.
article_snippet: Other possible explanations for Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above)'s actions are that Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) may have stopped taking Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) medication so it would not be detected in any medical tests or slipped into desperation during a crisis in Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) relationship.
article_snippet: Earlier today, a passenger on the outbound flight from Dusseldorf to Barcelona, which is believed to have had Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (above) on board, questioned why the co-pilot didn't down that flight instead.