Germanwings D-AIPX, the aircraft involved in the incident, taking off<p>Image: Sebastien Mortier Officials said on Thursday, after analyzing data from the  , that the  crashed into the  because its co-pilot deliberately crashed it. The co-pilot started training in 2008, and was diagnosed in 2009 with serious depression according to . Later he completed his training and passed all his tests to pilot, according to  chief executive .
Germanwings D-AIPX, the aircraft involved in the incident, taking off<p>Image: Sebastien Mortier Officials said on Thursday, after analyzing data from the Germanwings , that the airbus crashed into the French because its co-pilot deliberately crashed it. The co-pilot started training in 2008, and was diagnosed in 2009 with serious depression according to . Later he completed his training and passed all his tests to pilot, according to Lufthansa chief executive .
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