Here?s a timeline of exactly what happened inside the Germanwings plane before it crashed
 

Here’s a timeline of exactly what happened inside the Germanwings plane before it crashed - Business Insider

Ok,so something does not add up. We thought that he locked out the other pilot and then started to go down.
This timeline suggests that it all stated happening +-20 minutes (see 9:30 and 9:53 marks) before the other pilot was locked out?

Well unless he spent over 23 minutes in the toilet :)

The headlines now allege that the pilot purposely crashed the plane ...

Suicidal pilot ... that is scary in public transport and always fatal in aircraft. If this is true, Germanwings will be bankrupted by the lawsuits to follow.

Not sure, this is not insane US where they sue and get millions for nothings or ridiculous things.
And you can not blame company for some stupid shit employee does.

the times in that article do not say the same as they said in the press conference - i rather wait for media that is closer to the investigation than some website in Malaysia

i like to spend over 23 minutes in the toilet... :2 cents:

Since when is mass murder with malice 'nothings'?
An employer is held responsible for his employees acts while he is working.

it's just the TLD it was on

www.businessinsider.com

Reputable new site usually ...

Where the hell did I say that murder was nothing? :helpme
I was talking in general about US style when they sue everybody and their dog for everything. Fall on the pavement - sue the city etc :1orglaugh Fall in the restaurant - sue the restaurant for bad floors etc etc :1orglaugh Seriously the phrase "I sue" is probably one of the most popular phrases in US.

As for this murder - germanwings have nothing to do with it, it was the isolated doing of one man. That was my point.

He was their employee. They read his resume and decided to hire him. Are you honestly thinking it's not on them as a company? You honestly can not be that stupid. :helpme

If it comes out that this man was not mentally fit to have been a commercial pilot, would your opinion change?

if it comes out true - that he interrupted his training for a couple of months because of depression and burn out - they will need to reevaluate how medical data is handled.

because the employer cannot ask why he was deemed unfit at that time due to privacy reasons

just when he returned he passed all tests and was considered fit to fly

not really a fault of the airline, more like a flawed law

That's a fair point. I have run into a few issues with that myself. A schizophrenic roommate is not as fun as it may sound. :-)

which one of them was no fun?

NewsWires : euronews : Co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing Germanwings jet

If his employer knew he was a depressive, that would be all the more reason to ground him for public safety. That in itself would make them more culpable -- endangering the traveling public with prior knowledge that something this *could* happen.

Fuck his privacy rights -- all 144 passengers and six crew members were killed ... No one can bring them back. Public safety should trump any "privacy rights." If in fact this was an intentional act -- it was an act of mass murder.

What's the background on the pilot?