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Investigators found torn-up sick notes in the home of Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, including one for the day of the fatal crash that killed 150 people.
Bangkok, Apr 21 (EFE/EPA).- A Thai commercial airline pilot has taken a temporary job as a food delivery rider during the coronavirus pandemic. Captain Thanun Khantatatbumroong, 49, who was previously working as a pilot for a Thai international commercial airline, has turned to deliver food as an income source after internation flights were suspended following the outbreak of coronavirus and COVID-19. According to media reports, Thailand may see up to 10 million job losses caused by the pandemic. (Camera: RUNGROJ YONGRIT).SHOT LIST: THAI COMMERCIAL AIRLINE PILOT, CAPTAIN THANUN KHANTATATBUMROONG, DELIVERS FOOD ORDERS AS HE WORKS AS A DELIVERY PERSON IN BANGKOK, THAILAND IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
The airline whose plane crashed in Egypt over the weekend says technical fault and human error were not factors in the deadly crash. Nathan Frandino reports.
The Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing an A320 Airbus into the French Alps rehearsed the fatal maneuver on the morning of the March 24th disaster. BEA, the French accident investigation agency, has released a preliminary report into the accident. Information taken from the flight data recorder on the outbound flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf shows co-pilot Andreas Lubitz set the autopilot to take the Airbus down to as low as 100 feet while the captain was out of the cockpit.
Investigators say the Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet in the Alps in March, practiced entering the fatal descent settings on the previous, outbound flight. David Pollard reports.
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