The archive of all headlines from March 27, 2015, organized by time of publication.
French prosecutor says co-pilot crashed plane deliberately as relatives of victims arrive in village near the crash site in French Alps
Andreas Lubitz had flown with the Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings since September 2013, logging 630 flight hours without incident. Live updates: Someone in cockpit changed autopilot, data show
The co-pilot of the Germanwings flight that crashed in the Alps was alone in the cockpit, having locked the pilot out, a French prosecutor said.
Egypt said it would “send ground forces if necessary” in what has become a showdown between the region’s powers.
Andreas Lubitz had flown with the Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings since September 2013, logging 630 flight hours without incident. Live updates: Someone in cockpit changed autopilot, data show
Andreas Lubitz deliberately locked the other pilot out of the cockpit and forced the plane down, French and German officials say. Live updates: Someone in cockpit changed autopilot, data show
French prosecutor says Andreas Lubitz put plane into mountainside deliberately as relatives of victims arrive in village near Alps disaster site
The co-pilot initiated the plane’s descent while he was alone in the cockpit, having locked the pilot out, a French prosecutor said.
Airlines rush in cockpit ’rule of two’ after investigators reveal captain was locked out before fatal descent into French Alps
German carriers agree to new procedures, similar to those already in effect in the U.S., that would require two people in a plane's cockpit at all times. Details of copilot’s life, death emerge; friends are shocked
German carriers adopt the new procedures, similar to those already in effect in the U.S. Other carriers, including Air Canada, EasyJet, Norwegian Air Shuttle and Icelandair, announce similar changes. Details of copilot’s life, death emerge; friends are shocked
Airlines rush in cockpit ‘rule of two’ after investigators reveal captain was locked out before deliberate plunge into French mountainside
German Plane Crash
Saudi Arabia continued it’s bombardment as Egypt prepared to join the Arab-led offensive against Shiite rebels in Yemen.
Investigators looking into the background of Lubitz for clues as to why he may have wanted to take his own life – and to kill 149 other people as he did so
Andreas Lubitz, the flight’s 27-year-old co-pilot, initiated the plane’s descent while he was alone in the cockpit, having locked the pilot out, a French prosecutor said.
German Plane Crash
Investigators looking into the background of Lubitz for clues as to why he may have wanted to take his own life – and to kill 149 other people as he did so
Andreas Lubitz, the German co-pilot who prosecutors say appeared to fly Germanwings Flight 9525 intentionally into the French Alps, had a medical condition noted in his pilot’s medical certificate, Germany’s Federal Aviation Office said.
Prosecutors are examining several theories on why the co-pilot, Andreas Lubitz, 27, would deliberately crash the jet into a mountain, and are exploring theories like suicide or mass murder.
German Plane Crash
German Plane Crash
German prosecutors say they have found evidence that the co-pilot of the Germanwings plane which crashed in the French Alps appears to have hidden evidence of an illness from his employers. Airlines move to require 2 people in the cockpit always
Andreas Lubitz had been treated for at least one “serious depressive episode” in the past and later suspended flight training because of psychological problems, a German newspaper reported.
Documents found in the home of Andreas Lubitz, who is believed to have deliberately crashed a Germanwings jet on Tuesday, included a torn-up doctor’s note allowing him time off from work.
The Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside this week, killing himself and 149 passengers and crew, received a note from a doctor excusing him from work but apparently tore it up, a German prosecutor said Friday.
Andreas Lubitz had been treated for at least one “serious depressive episode” in the past and later suspended flight training because of psychological problems, a German newspaper reported.
The Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside this week, killing himself and 149 passengers and crew, received a note from a doctor excusing him from work but apparently tore it up, a German prosecutor said.
German Plane Crash
French prosecutor says co-pilot crashed plane deliberately as relatives of victims arrive in village near the crash site in French Alps
The Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside this week, killing himself and 149 passengers and crew, received a note from a doctor excusing him from work but apparently tore it up, a German prosecutor said.
Documents found in the home of Andreas Lubitz, who is believed to have deliberately crashed a Germanwings jet on Tuesday, included a torn-up doctor’s note allowing him time off from work.
Andreas Lubitz had been treated for at least one “serious depressive episode” in the past and later suspended flight training because of psychological problems, a German newspaper reported.
Torn-up doctor’s notes, including at least one from the day of the crash, were found in Andreas Lubitz’s home, adding to the suspicion that he had been undergoing psychological treatments over the years, a German prosecutor said.
Torn-up doctor’s notes, including at least one from the day of the crash, were found in Andreas Lubitz’s home, adding to the suspicion that he had been undergoing psychological treatments over the years, a German prosecutor said.
Torn-up doctor’s notes, including at least one from the day of the crash, were found in Andreas Lubitz’s home, adding to the suspicion that he had been undergoing psychological treatments over the years, a German prosecutor said.
Prosecutors in the western city of Duesseldorf say they seized medical documents from the home of Andreas Lubitz that indicate 'an existing illness and appropriate medical treatment.' Co-pilot may have hid illness from employers
Torn-up doctor’s notes, including at least one from the day of the crash, were found in Andreas Lubitz’s home, adding to the suspicion that he had been undergoing psychological treatments over the years, a German prosecutor said.
Torn-up doctor’s notes, including at least one from the day of the crash, were found in Andreas Lubitz’s home, a German prosecutor said, adding to the suspicion that Lubitz had been undergoing psychological treatments over the years.
The Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside this week, killing himself and 149 passengers and crew, received a note from a doctor excusing him from work but apparently tore it up, a German prosecutor said.
The co-pilot flying the Germanwings plane that crashed into the French Alps appears to have hidden evidence of an illness from his employers, German prosecutors say after authorities find a torn up sick note while searching his homes. Live updates: Police make ’significant’ discovery at co-pilot’s home
The Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside this week, killing himself and 149 passengers and crew, received a note from a doctor excusing him from work but apparently tore it up, a German prosecutor said.
The co-pilot flying the Germanwings plane that crashed into the French Alps appears to have hidden evidence of an illness from his employers, German prosecutors say after authorities find a torn up sick note while searching his homes. Live updates: Police make ’significant’ discovery at co-pilot’s home
Authorities searching the homes of the co-pilot believed to have deliberately crashed his airliner into the French Alps say they found a torn up sick note from the man's doctor. Live updates: Police make ’significant’ discovery at co-pilot’s home
Andreas Lubitz, the Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside, was being treated for a medical condition he apparently concealed from his employer, Lufthansa, German prosecutors said.
Andreas Lubitz, the Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside, was being treated for a medical condition he apparently concealed from his employer, Lufthansa, German prosecutors said.
German Plane Crash
Torn-up doctor’s notes were found in Andreas Lubitz’s home, a German prosecutor said, adding to the suspicion that Lubitz had been undergoing psychological treatments over the years.
Andreas Lubitz, the Germanwings co-pilot who appeared to intentionally crash an airliner into a French mountainside, was being treated for a medical condition he apparently concealed from his employer, Lufthansa, German prosecutors said.
Medical documents found that indicate an ongoing illness and suitable treatment, Düsseldorf prosecutors say
Authorities searching the homes of the co-pilot believed to have deliberately crashed his airliner into the French Alps say they found a torn up sick note from the man's doctor. Live updates: Co-pilot treated at hospital March 10, but not for depression
Andreas Lubitz tried hide treatments from the airline, including tearing up a “sick note” that covered the day of the crash, a German prosecutor said.
Andreas Lubitz tried to hide treatments from the airline, including tearing up a “sick note” that covered the day of the crash, a German prosecutor said.
Authorities searching the homes of the copilot believed to have deliberately crashed his airliner into the French Alps say they found a torn up sick note from the man's doctor. Live updates: Copilot treated at hospital March 10, but not for depression
Medical documents found that indicate an ongoing illness and suitable treatment, Düsseldorf prosecutors say
Possible mental-health problems at one time rendered Andreas Lubitz ‘not fit to fly’, but neighbours condemn rush to judgment
Andreas Lubitz, the Germanwings co-pilot who crashed an airliner into a French mountainside, was being treated for depression, a fact he apparently successfully concealed from his employer, according to a person familiar with the investigation.
Andreas Lubitz, the Germanwings co-pilot who crashed an airliner into a French mountainside, was being treated for depression, a fact he apparently successfully concealed from his employer, according to a person familiar with the investigation.
He preached “Asian values” and turned a tiny, poor city-state into an astonishing economic success. Is Lee’s “Singapore model” the future of Asia?
Possible mental-health problems at one time rendered Andreas Lubitz ‘not fit to fly’, but neighbours condemn rush to judgment
German Plane Crash
The lawsuit, which claimed that Ellen Pao was not promoted because of her gender, captivated Silicon Valley and renewed questions about the lack of diversity in the technology industry.
Possible mental-health problems at one time rendered Andreas Lubitz ‘not fit to fly’, but neighbours condemn rush to judgment
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. Sports NowOklahoma City's Kevin Durant to have season-ending foot surgery
Judges decide whether to confirm conviction of American for 2007 murder, deciding fate of woman facing possible extradition and 28 ½-year prison term
Judges decide whether to confirm conviction of American for 2007 murder, deciding fate of woman facing possible extradition and 28 ½-year prison term
Knox and Raffaele Sollecito acquitted more than seven years after they were accused of murdering Knox’s room-mate, the British student Meredith Kercher
Knox and Raffaele Sollecito acquitted more than seven years after they were accused of murdering Knox’s room-mate, the British student Meredith Kercher
Knox and Raffaele Sollecito acquitted more than seven years after they were accused of murdering Knox’s room-mate, the British student Meredith Kercher
The Saturday Essay: He preached ’Asian values’ and turned a tiny, poor city-state into an astonishing economic success. Is Lee’s ’Singapore model’ the future of Asia?
Knox and Raffaele Sollecito acquitted more than seven years after they were accused of murdering Knox’s room-mate
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. Science NowWhat a cluster: When dark matter collides, things get weird
Knox and Raffaele Sollecito acquitted more than seven years after they were accused of murdering Knox’s room-mate
A jury rejected Ellen Pao’s allegations of gender discrimination against Kleiner Perkins, a prominent venture capital firm, but the judge sent the jury back to deliberate on one of the claims.
Knox and Raffaele Sollecito acquitted more than seven years after they were accused of murdering Meredith Kercher
In this tiny, idyllic town tucked away in southwest Germany, the news hit like a bombshell: Four locals were dead in a plane crash on a French mountain, including a native son who had made good as a pilot, Andreas Lubitz. Copilot may have hidden illness from employers
In this tiny, idyllic town tucked away in southwest Germany, the news hit like a bombshell: Four locals were dead in a plane crash, including Germanwings copilot Andreas Lubitz. Copilot may have hidden illness from employers