Two European publications report that they have seen a video showing the last moments inside the Airbus of Germanwings before its crash last Tuesday. According to the French magazine 'Paris Match' and the German newspaper 'Bild', there is 'no doubt' about the authenticity of the video recorded on a mobile phone found among the wreckage of the crashed plane. The footage shows chaos and turmoil inside the cabin as passengers scream the name of 'God'. The reports state that the video lasts only a few seconds and indicates that passengers were aware of what was happening before the plane collided with the Alps in France. AFP quoted 'Paris Match' on April 12, stating that 'in the chaotic images, it is hard to recognize people, but the screams of the passengers clearly indicate that they know what is happening.' According to the magazine, the voices of passengers can be heard in various languages calling out the name of God. Additionally, it has been reported that several times the sound of a metallic object hitting is heard, likely indicating the captain's attempt to break into the cockpit. Official authorities have announced that the crash of Germanwings, which resulted in the deaths of all 150 passengers, was deliberate and carried out by the 28-year-old co-pilot, Andreas Lubitz. The German prosecutor's office stated on Monday, April 10, that the co-pilot of flight 9525 had been treated years ago for 'suicidal tendencies'. Furthermore, recent news indicates that Lufthansa, the parent company of Germanwings, had previously been informed by Andreas Lubitz about a period of his depression.
Existence of a 'Video' from the Last Moments of the Germanwings Crash
A video from the last moments of the Germanwings flight before its crash has been reported, showing passengers in chaos and aware of their impending doom. The crash, which killed all 150 on board, was determined to be a deliberate act by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who had a history of mental health issues. This incident raises significant concerns about airline safety and mental health evaluations for pilots.
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📰 What Happened
A video reportedly shows the last moments of Germanwings flight 9525, capturing the chaos as passengers realized the plane was going to crash. The crash was determined to be a deliberate act by the co-pilot, resulting in the deaths of all 150 people on board.
- The video was found among the wreckage and is claimed to be authentic.
- The co-pilot had a history of mental health issues, including suicidal tendencies.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Germanwings crash was a tragic event that brought to light the importance of mental health evaluations for pilots, especially in light of the co-pilot's history. It sparked discussions on how airlines can better ensure passenger safety.
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