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Pilots 'involved in violent struggle before crash'
The investigation has now turned into a full-blown criminal enquiry today following revelations of a violent struggle on board, reports from France suggest.
Four specialists from Interpol have joined senior French detectives trying to work out why one of the pilots on the plane locked himself into the cockpit on Tuesday morning.
There were two airmen on board and they are said to have been fighting to open and close the cockpit door.
A chair is at one stage used to block the door, as the pilots shouted at each other in German, before the one outside ‘tried to smash the door down’.
The captain of the Airbus A320 had 6000 flying hours, while his co-pilot had just 600 and had only joined Germanwings, the Lufthansa affiliate, in 2013. It is not known which one was locked in the cockpit.
The revelations open up the possibility of a rogue pilot deliberately flying the plane into the French Alps and so murdering everyone on board.
Such possibilities – including a terrorist theory – are being considered by Brice Robin, the Marseille Prosecutor, who has opened a criminal enquiry.
Cockpit recordings recovered from the crash site indicated one of the seats was pushed back and the door opened and closed, followed by the sound of knocking on the flight, which had been on its way from Barcelona in Spain to Dusseldorf in Germany.
‘There was no more conversation from that point until the crash,’ said a military source linked to a parallel technical enquiry by BEA, the French crash investigators, who are currently investigating the boxes in Le Bourget, near Paris.
Thema: Germanwings 4U9525 (Gelesen 80542 mal)