Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is Missing
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ManilaBoy45
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superdog
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Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
It doesn't explain why the plane flew such a long way away from course if the pilot just wanted to die? In a typical case of pilot suicide the pilot just dive the plane and crash it, because they doesn't want to give the other pilot a chance to intervene. It is nearly impossible that both pilots wanted to suicide.
Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
Earlier on in the thread somebody posted articles on the background of the two pilots. It turns out that the captain the keen pilot that he was had his own aircraft simulator in which he spent countless hours using. I wonder if he ever tried simulating a steep climb to 47000ft which the aircraft was reported to have done .
Earlier on in the thread somebody posted articles on the background of the two pilots. It turns out that the captain the keen pilot that he was had his own aircraft simulator in which he spent countless hours using. I wonder if he ever tried simulating a steep climb to 47000ft which the aircraft was reported to have done .
broadsword
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Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
I don't think he need to try simulating at home. He had been trained at flight school before and definitely had a good feel for the feedback in actual flying even if he had not attempted a steep climb from cruise before. I played with my own MS Flight Simulator years ago and to make a steep climb as in takeoff you have to apply full throttle.
I don't think he need to try simulating at home. He had been trained at flight school before and definitely had a good feel for the feedback in actual flying even if he had not attempted a steep climb from cruise before. I played with my own MS Flight Simulator years ago and to make a steep climb as in takeoff you have to apply full throttle.
joshuatree
Captain
Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
Any background on the flight crew? Any flight crew training to be a pilot? They could be others who are familiar with the craft.
Any background on the flight crew? Any flight crew training to be a pilot? They could be others who are familiar with the craft.
airsuperiority
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Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
Assuming those who didn't put on their seatbelts. Still..this is insanity
Assuming those who didn't put on their seatbelts. Still..this is insanity
airsuperiority
Captain
Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
My "theories" of what happened to the hijacked flight:
The hijackers are armed and successfully stormed the cabin at the moment most unprepared/unexpected by the crew. They either:
a. killed/subdued the pilots and then flew the plane
b. held/forced the pilots to fly those waypoints
c. one of the pilots is an accomplice
As for the parties involved onboard, the following combinations could occur:
1. hijackers
2. hijackers + crew
3. hijackers + pilot(highly likely)
I think the authorities should check the seating plans to see the exact seating locations of the plane of those 2 suspects because if they sit first-class, I'd think that reinforces further suspicions. Those seats mean they are much closer to the cockpit.
For scenario B, somewhere the victims could've either retaken the plane and the pilots attempted to find the closest lands but already out of all ranges for fuel+radar. fo a and c, the plane went down
These are the only plausible scenarios I can imagine at this time.
And honestly, unless those pilots are such experts, I have trouble believing both will conspire together. the more natural odds would be one of them is in this with the hijackers, so this may explain why the plane can continue to fly, even with/without the original pilot(s), and they are attempting to take the plane somewhere
As for the hijackers, they are probably not affiliated with any organizations, and could be doing this to seek asylum by flying off to another destination. They could be heading directly to somewhere in South Asia as their intended stop, and one of their accomplice knows something about the aircraft/flying, and this will be the only way to explain all these functions.
My "theories" of what happened to the hijacked flight:
The hijackers are armed and successfully stormed the cabin at the moment most unprepared/unexpected by the crew. They either:
a. killed/subdued the pilots and then flew the plane
b. held/forced the pilots to fly those waypoints
c. one of the pilots is an accomplice
As for the parties involved onboard, the following combinations could occur:
1. hijackers
2. hijackers + crew
3. hijackers + pilot(highly likely)
I think the authorities should check the seating plans to see the exact seating locations of the plane of those 2 suspects because if they sit first-class, I'd think that reinforces further suspicions. Those seats mean they are much closer to the cockpit.
For scenario B, somewhere the victims could've either retaken the plane and the pilots attempted to find the closest lands but already out of all ranges for fuel+radar. fo a and c, the plane went down
These are the only plausible scenarios I can imagine at this time.
And honestly, unless those pilots are such experts, I have trouble believing both will conspire together. the more natural odds would be one of them is in this with the hijackers, so this may explain why the plane can continue to fly, even with/without the original pilot(s), and they are attempting to take the plane somewhere
As for the hijackers, they are probably not affiliated with any organizations, and could be doing this to seek asylum by flying off to another destination. They could be heading directly to somewhere in South Asia as their intended stop, and one of their accomplice knows something about the aircraft/flying, and this will be the only way to explain all these functions.
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TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
Re: Malaysia Airlines Plane is Missing
The way points and the deactivated transponders, the steep climb that is down right reckless. If it was the transponder and the climb followed by a dive For the sea, I could say suicide attempt. I could say there was some kind of mechanical issue that caused the auto pilot so go to hell as the electronics of the bird were fried. But everything seems deliberate, there is a rhyme and reason. So then where is she? She obviously did not pull a 911. And based on her course change she was intended to go somewhere.
Now placing myself in the mind of a hijacker the first thing I would think of is motivation. If Islamic I would go somewhere I felt safe Pakistan or Burma is the educated target, but if an idiot i might try for Iran and end up crashing when I inevitably run outta gas.
The way points and the deactivated transponders, the steep climb that is down right reckless. If it was the transponder and the climb followed by a dive For the sea, I could say suicide attempt. I could say there was some kind of mechanical issue that caused the auto pilot so go to hell as the electronics of the bird were fried. But everything seems deliberate, there is a rhyme and reason. So then where is she? She obviously did not pull a 911. And based on her course change she was intended to go somewhere.
Now placing myself in the mind of a hijacker the first thing I would think of is motivation. If Islamic I would go somewhere I felt safe Pakistan or Burma is the educated target, but if an idiot i might try for Iran and end up crashing when I inevitably run outta gas.