Andreas Lubitz: Who is the pilot who crashed Germanwings?

After the French authorities confirmed Thursday at noon, that Germanwings A320 aircraft was intentionally crashed by the co-pilot, the first details about his identity began to emerge.

28-year-old Andreas Gunther LUBITZ was living with his parents in the German city of Montabaur, from the Rhine-Palatinate region.

Andreas Lubitz had 630-hour flight experience and joined the budget airline Germanwings in September 2013 as soon as he graduated from Lufthansa Pilot School in Bremen.

His acquaintances in Montabaur have told AFP that he did not seem to suffer from depressive symptoms when came back in town last fall to renew his pilot license.

“He was extremely happy when he was accepted as a pilot at Germanwings and seemed to be well. He looked optimistic. As a person, he was rather quiet, but friendly,” says Peter Ruecker, one of Lubitz’s fellow members of the air club.
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Andreas Lubitz was subjected to periodic medical examination in 2010 and supossed to be checked again in June this year.

According to the Daily Mail, Andreas’s father is a successful businessman and his mother is a piano teacher.

A former classmate told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that Lubitz took leave for a while because he allegedly suffered from depression. “He was apparently affected by depression “.

73-year-old Johannesburg Rossbach lives a few doors away from family Lubitz. In an interview for the Daily Mail, he recounts seeing the young pilot jogging . “He was very polite. There was nothing unusual in his behavior,” he said. “I did not know he was a pilot and the news shocked me. I can’t believe he would have killed 149 people. There is need for investigation and evidence,” he added.