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A website for aviation enthusiasts, FlightRadar24.com, captured data that shows the autopilot was reset to initiate a steep decline.
No injuries were reported in the incident, which was the second such case in six months.
These issues reportedly occurred before he received his pilot’s license in 2013. Since then, "no signs of suicidal tendencies or outward aggression were documented," according to reports.
Humility was a theme of the Roman Catholic leader's message to tens of thousands in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City.
The Bild am Sonntag says investigators found evidence that Andreas Lubitz feared losing his eyesight, apparently because of a detached retina.
Andreas Lubitz had been deemed unfit to fly, but apparently hid his diagnoses from his employer.
Airlines will have to introduce more stringent checks in the wake of Germanwings, experts say.
Authorities have found evidence indicating that Andreas Lubitz hid an "existing illness" from his employer, but prosecutors declined to say whether it was a physical or mental condition.
A French pilots' union is filing a lawsuit because information about the plane's last moments were released to the media before they were made known to prosecutors.
Police officials searched both houses used by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who is suspected of crashing Flight 9525 in the Alps.
The conclusion of prosecutors that a Germanwings pilot, who reportedly took a six-month break from training in 2009 due to depression, deliberately crashed Flight 9525 raises concerns about whether pilots are properly screened for psychological factors.
A German official has reportedly confirmed that only one of the plane's two pilots was in the cockpit at the time of the crash.
The location is reportedly popular among Star Wars fans, who contribute to Tunisia's critical tourism industry.
Lufthansa, which owns Germanwings, is flying the next of kin to Marseille, near the crash site in the French Alps.
Germanwings bills itself as a low-cost carrier -- but that doesn't mean it cuts corners on safety.