investigators with a rare look inside the crash of a major commercial airliner. in the rubble at the crash site a germanwings flight 9525 a cell phone reportedly found. on it video shot from the back of the doomed airbus a320. someone on board captured the terrifying moments that may help investigators understand what happened in the moments before the crash. as reported from french magazine and german newspaper bild, the video captures metallic banging more than three times. 90 seconds later according to like transcripts, alarms were triggered that sounded like this. pull up. terrain. screams, oh my god, in several different languages were heard according to the report. i think every pilot across the united states is horrified and very saddened that their profession has been taken to a
the rules to allow for two people always in that cockpit. we ve huh on for analysis many times in this past year for various crashes, unfortunately. but what do you make of the circumstances, miles, in that cockpit? the data indicating, pointing the finger at a deliberate act by a co-pilot. well, i think you have to look at some of the underlying causes here, natalie. this pilot, with give or take 600 hours, is an infant of a pilot. with only 100 hours of experience on the airbus a-320. someone like that under any circumstances, taking aside potential suicide or terror or whatever the malicious intent might be, should never be left alone in a cockpit of an airliner with paying passengers. bad things happen in aviation very quickly. it s an unforgiving endeavor. and this is a pilot who is not up to speed by any stretch of