As expressed multiple times; it's not up to his employer to know about his mental health - many people suffer from depression and manage to hold down a job; this man just seems twisted and destined to commit a spectacularly tragic crime one day.

The Poxy boss of the Airline
says this was a Accident?


It was Murder you Fecking German Swine

I was under the impression that airline pilots had to be open about mental health issues and that suicidal tendencies could preclude them from the job, and quite rightly in my opinion. There's no shame in having mental health issues, but if someone's suffered from suicidal thoughts in the past I hope they fund a fulfilling, rewarding career. But I don't want them flying me anywhere.

Absolutely, but that responsibility is on the pilot, not the employer. Perhaps that should change. I think that should only be for jobs where you're in charge of other peoples' safety - there's no sense in denying someone a job in an office because they've a history of suicidal thoughts; but absolutely if they're a pilot as an example.

All of this is really unsettling me, I'm flying to Belgium on Friday :worry:

Don't worry you are more likely to be killed on the way to the airport x

This is very true, I'm getting a Megabus to Edinburgh :umm2: #prayforZ

Ch4HD has a special Docu
at 8PM
"How Safe Are Our Planes"

You know my feeling on this... you should be wrapped in bubble-wrap whenever you're not tucked up in bed. Oh, and get a rail so you don't fall out.

I don't know about other airlines but my brother flies for BA and they have quite stringent tests every 6 months to ensure their safety to fly. I know he has to have regular medicals but am not really sure what they would entail.

Megabus :omgno:

"Premeditated Murder"
by the Evil German Pilot


His Computer Hard Drive
had data on Locking Door
and how to go down fast


Fecking Outrageous that Germany says its a Accident

The second black box revealed he had accelerated the descent