Malaysia Airlines Plane "Loses Contact"
Discussion
As you may know there was a change of government in Malaysia last week, apparently the new government are reopening the enquirer as they doubt the plane ever returned to Malaysian air space.
On the suicide theory my wife knew the captain and his family, she doesn't think the suicide theory has any merit.
On the suicide theory my wife knew the captain and his family, she doesn't think the suicide theory has any merit.
which is confirmed by anyone else who knew him, he just wasn't a suicidal type
So you have a case of intentional divert done by someone having no suicidal behaviour, what else is left except failed attempt to bring it to another destination?!
El stovey said:
Which is correct as nobody apparently knows what happened.
All we know is where the aircraft was likely to have been at different times and that the transponder was switched off or stopped working. We have no information whatsoever about why it followed that route at all.
Everything else is guesswork.
I'd say one in a trillion is a fair estimation, in legal practice that means something else happened beyond reasonable doubt.All we know is where the aircraft was likely to have been at different times and that the transponder was switched off or stopped working. We have no information whatsoever about why it followed that route at all.
Everything else is guesswork.
So you have a case of intentional divert done by someone having no suicidal behaviour, what else is left except failed attempt to bring it to another destination?!
AreOut said:
nobody else has ever pulled such a complicated stunt just to commit a suicide, while we do have a case of locking out the other pilot and bringing the plane to another country which happened only couple of weeks before MH370 flight and actually might gave an idea to the captain...
Apart from this one....https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EgyptAir_Flight_990
and this one
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanwings_Flight_9...
and probably with a bit of research numerous others.
anonymous said:
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It’s all speculation though.Suicide
Failed attempt to fly to another country
Technical problems
Combinations of the above
Anyone saying their theory is the only one or even the most likely is just guessing.
Areout, that’s why you annoy people, you’re the only one saying your theory is the only possibility and attaching odds to other theories or commenting on the mindset and influences of a now dead person. It’s clearly just guesswork.
anonymous said:
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It sounds likely but again that’s just a guess. I was at a course of B777 rated pilots and engineers and all kinds of possible scenarios were suggested. Sure some are more likely than others but whatever happened was a very low probability outcome. It’s simply an event that will likely never be explained now.
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The Surveyor said:
If the Captain wanted to make a political point, he would have made a political point. You don't make a political point or embarrass a government by silently disappearing.
he would do more damage(and actually see results of his adventure) by reappearing in another country, that's why I think he only wanted temporary "invisibility"even if he had suicidal thoughts evading interception would make him want to see the results of it, not become shark food
El stovey said:
It’s all speculation though.
Suicide
Failed attempt to fly to another country
Technical problems
Combinations of the above
Anyone saying their theory is the only one or even the most likely is just guessing.
Areout, that’s why you annoy people, you’re the only one saying your theory is the only possibility and attaching odds to other theories or commenting on the mindset and influences of a now dead person. It’s clearly just guesswork.
well yeah, I'm guessing my theory is most likely, better now? Suicide
Failed attempt to fly to another country
Technical problems
Combinations of the above
Anyone saying their theory is the only one or even the most likely is just guessing.
Areout, that’s why you annoy people, you’re the only one saying your theory is the only possibility and attaching odds to other theories or commenting on the mindset and influences of a now dead person. It’s clearly just guesswork.
anonymous said:
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If you run it out of fuel and did nothing, I think the speed decays initially then it tries to maintain the speed by entering a slow descent to stop stalling. It’s not something I’ve tried though, normally we practice a double engine failure and attempt to restart the engines whilst descending and finding a runway.
We don’t really practice running it out of fuel and sitting there doing nothing.
The southern ocean isn’t usually very flat though.
Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 14th May 19:09
Just watched 60 minutes
There was a brief mention of the co-pilot and it being his first full flight or something along those lines and then no further mention of him. Seems a bit of a coincidence, why no debate by those experts as to whether he locked the pilot out and crashed the plane?
There was a brief mention of the co-pilot and it being his first full flight or something along those lines and then no further mention of him. Seems a bit of a coincidence, why no debate by those experts as to whether he locked the pilot out and crashed the plane?
Juanco20 said:
Just watched 60 minutes
There was a brief mention of the co-pilot and it being his first full flight or something along those lines and then no further mention of him. Seems a bit of a coincidence, why no debate by those experts as to whether he locked the pilot out and crashed the plane?
young copilot wouldn't have enough knowledge to do this, captain was the only person on the plane who knew that area quite wellThere was a brief mention of the co-pilot and it being his first full flight or something along those lines and then no further mention of him. Seems a bit of a coincidence, why no debate by those experts as to whether he locked the pilot out and crashed the plane?
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