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Just sort of thinking out loud...due to political correctness, no one is to be “discriminated against” so maybe being mentally ill will be the next protected class. Actually in the US, it is, at the “Justice” department. I remember reading that they were going to start hiring, among other oddities and misfits, transsexuals, dwarfs, and schizophrenics. I read that in a normal regular article. I think some other categories, maybe “mentally challenged”, I can’t remember.

So being psychotic or otherwise gravely mentally ill is just something like having brown hair? I cannot imagine the criminal idiocy of whatever doctors knew of his condition and never alerted the airlines. They have blood on their hands karma too.

Remains to be seen if the mental health professionals treating him were required to notify his employers that he was considered to be unfit to fly. Giving notice to the patient, which allowed him to tear it up and ignore that diagnosis, would be the weakest link in the chain. That needs to be rectified. The psychiatrists treated this situation as if he was mentally capable of taking himself off the pilot roster. He didn't have the flu, he had a full-blown psychosis.

Killer co-pilot sought treatment for problems with his VISION: Haunting selfie emerges of Andreas Lubitz as it emerges he was suffering from ‘serious psychosomatic illness’
Andreas Lubitz told former girlfriend he was planning an act so horrifying his name would be remembered forever
He was a master of hiding his darkest thoughts and frightened his former lover so much she decided to leave him
Startling revelations add weight to claims the pilot concealed medical condition that should have stopped him flying
Comes after it emerged Lubitz should have been off sick on day he deliberately crashed plane into mountainside
Torn-up sick notes have been found in 27-year-old’s flat which showed he had hidden extent of illness from airline
Sources close to the investigation claim Lubitz had sought help for vision problems in the weeks leading up to the crash despite being deemed ‘fit to fly’ by the airline which carries out strict physical and psychological testing