It's time for new rules after Germanwings tragedy

Trust.

It’s something that is paramount in our personal relationships.

At work trust is a two-way street between management and employees — and visa-versa.

In day-to-day life we all put implicit trust in so many areas it is difficult to quantify them.

But sometimes, when you least expect it, that trust is shattered in the most outlandish manner, as was the case March 24 when an obscure German, Andreas Lubitz, became the center of conversations in nations across the globe.

It was the 27-year-old Lubitz, the co-pilot of a Germanwings Airbus A320 who took command of the plane and flew the aircraf...