Lubitz was consulting 5 docs PASSENGER THANKS PILOT
London, April 6: Recent investigations have found out that Germanwings copilot Andreas Lubitz was seeing an ‘astonishing’ number of doctors before he downed a plane into the French Alps, The Independent said.
Lubitz, 27, was consulting at least five doctors, Der Spiegel said, including psychiatric specialists and a neurologist. “For a young man he consulted an astonishing number of doctors,” an investigator said.
Five separate practices have so far handed their information on Lubitz to investigators and more may yet come forward. He had been signed off work for unspecified medical reasons on the fortnight around 24 March, the day of the disaster, but officials previously said ripped up letters found at his home London, April 6: A woman, Bethanie, travelling in a flight between Spain and England thanked the pilot,Jai Dillon, Huffington Post said. The note of the woman has gone viral on social media also. The handwritten message refers to the recent Germanwings tragedy in the French Alps, which claimed 150 lives, and is described by the flier as an attempt to “reach out”, “extend a compassionate hand”. “Thank you for taking me home. Thank you for doing so safely. — Agencies suggested he hid his illness from employers. Lubitz was treated for “suicidal ten- dencies” before he qualified, Dusseldorf officials confirmed. — Agencies