Until yesterday, no. Now I'm not sure whether I want to fly again, ever. That's from someone who used to absolutely love flying (a lot of years ago, though).
Don't drive either then, I looked on t'internet before posting to try to provide a figure, but it appears that no reliable information about how many deliberate fatal car crashes occur, but sources agree it does occur.
2 pilots on board as usual but ATC (Air Traffic Control) for example could simply be running a computer program and if they realise something is wrong such as in the situation where the plane went into a dive for 8 minutes (most certainly not part of the normal flat) they could over ride any controls in the plane and fly remotely from their PC back on earth
Statistically you are of course correct, as flying is still about the safest form of transport available. At least in a car crash you don't have that 8 minutes of sheer terror that the poor victims of the Germanwings crash must have endured.
Quite a large number of people are said to have psychopathic tendencies which are kept under control because of their upbringing and their own belief that they are good human beings. When a sequence of events occur which gives them an opportunity to realise their dark desires, coupled maybe with a period of some mental disorder the possibility of them acting on those dark feelings must be real.
The killer is dead, can't kill him again.
The Germans have just decided that will be the case, as I believe it already is in the US. I don't know if the third person has to be a pilot or just someone who can deal with a rogue pilot should it be necessary.
