[Photo by Andreas Lubitz/Getty Images] Lubitz had received pilot training at ATCA between November 2010 and March 2011. Lubitz ignored cries from captain Patrick Sondenheimer, locking himself into the cockpit as his co-pilot rained down blows on it with an axe. Germanwings crash: Investigators release final report - NewsComAu The co-pilot was alone in the cockpit after locking out the aircraft's pilot, Captain Patrick Sondenheimer. Germanwings plane crash: What we know so far | CNN Germanwings crash: No one knows yet that Andreas Lubitz ... - Stuff.co.nz According to the CNN report that revealed the recorded "black boxes" from within the flight, officials have so far concluded that the plane was intentionally crashed. Air traffic control made repeated calls to the plane, but received no answer. How many passengers does a seaplane hold? - Quora immediately - The Post-Mortem Post Crew on the ground . Germanwings crash: New rules needed for pilot health issues - Seattle Times The flight took off around 10:00 a.m. under the control of pilot Patrick Sondenheimer and his regular co-pilot, Lubitz. Patrick Sondenheimer handed the controls to Lubitz and went to the restroom. There are small seaplanes/amphibians for two, three, or four. Germanwings plane crash: Who was the captain? | CNN
