Germany plans random testing of pilots following Germanwings crash in March
The plans follow the recommendation of a taskforce set up by the transport ministry, after a pilot barricaded himself inside the cockpit of a plane and crashed it in the Alps, killing all 150 people on board.
Prosecutors have found evidence that the co-pilot, who had suffered severe depression and may have feared losing his job, had researched suicide methods and concealed an illness from his employer, sparking a debate on supervision and medical secrecy.
