The suicide mass murder committed by Andreas Lubitz the copilot of the German wings airliner that crashed into mountains in France and killing everyone on board instantaneously. Andreas Lubitz suffered from a sever depression based on the anti depression found in his apartment. One of his ex-girlfriends talked about how he would wake from a nightmares screaming, “we are crashing, we are going to crash”. Also he said, “one day I’m going to do something to change the whole system and everyone will know my name” and remember it”. Andreas Lubitz was being seeing by a neuropsychologist for depression and this doctor gave bit a to note excusing him from work today of the crash. However Lubitz ignored the advice and tore up the note and threw it in the garbage. This evidence was found after his home was searched. Lubitz according to the Wall Street Journal, Lubitz eye difficulties were serious after ground him and investigators told the paper that an eye specialist had examined him.
I think that this tragedy has a great impact on depression drugs used by Lubitz. The chemical imbalance in the brain, which really cannot prove that there is no blood test for mentally illness even the phrase mental illness itself, is a challenge. These drugs makers who produce these mental pills and especially the “Prozac” which was taken by Andreas Lubitz had an important impact in shaping his personality. Based on research that I have done online lately regarding this matter of “what makes someone give up his life and taking others’ lives without a moral thinking”. There is no such evidence or test that can be done to prove that a mentally ill person is feeling well after taking psychiatric medications.
How should the airline handle this particular issue? The only way in my opinion is to get involve in the life of each crewmember, knowing what problems they have been through, what meals