The apparently deliberate act of a German pilot that caused the deaths of 150 people in France is leading to a broad reexamination of international airline security rules, which allowed the pilot to lock his more senior crew member out of the cockpit.
After Germanwings Crash, Airlines Revamp Security, Cockpit Rules
Ralph Vartabedian, Kim Willsher, Orlando Sentinel
Thu, 03/26/2015 - 6:47pm
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