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Is this true about the 9525 crash? This is what I gather from the news. The co-pilot was crazy and blind.?
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- Jimmy CLv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes. I like the way you summed it up. He should have been a taxi driver with those credentials.
- 6 years ago
The co-Pilot WAS pretty Messed Up... But He couldn't have been "Blind"- to what He obviously Intended to DO. :(
Source(s): Grim, but True. - 6 years ago
"The co-pilot was crazy and blind"
He was apparently depressed and/or suicidal, but that probably doesn't still make him "crazy" (at least in the legal sense of the word).
As far as blind, he may have had a detached retina (still isn't concerned).
http://news.yahoo.com/germanwings-crash-co-pilot-m...
That wouldn't make him "blind", but it might have had some effect on vision.
- Anonymous6 years ago
If like you say he was blind explain how he got a pilots common sense tells you he wouldn't .
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- OMIJENLv 66 years ago
You need to pay a bit more attention to the facts..... He was not blind ..... Just mentally disturbed.... I blame the Doctors, who deemed him unfit to fly more culpable..... They had a DUTY to report him.... No mentally disturbed individual is going to admit they are crazy.. Nice to have lots of hindsight.... as good as looking at a horse's ***
- Anonymous6 years ago
he had some issues. no doubt