Malaysia Airlines Plane "Loses Contact"

[B17NNS]

Petemate said:

Blasted out of the sky then? Followed by a mother of all cover-ups?

Wouldn't be the first time it's been attempted. KAL 007, shot down by the Russians, who denied it initially.

[rolando]

slartibartfast said:

Where's that PH member that said it might have escaped the atmosphere?....maybe he was right?

On 18/03/2014

rolando said:

Given all this hot air, I'm surprised nobody's mentioned the assistance that global warming would have given in taking the aircraft out into space.

john2443 said:

It could have escaped through the hole in the Ozone layer

I still think they're looking in the wrong place.

Where's the tin hat smilie?

[eldar]

slartibartfast said:

Where's that PH member that said it might have escaped the atmosphere?....maybe he was right?

Absolutely. If you get a decent telescope, look at Elvis's house, then a couple of craters right you can just see the tail sticking out of a cave.

[slartibartfast]

Seeing as they haven't found a single trace of it I'm tempted to go along with some of the tin foil hats and my best guess is:-

Flight MH370 Is At Diego Garcia - Here's The Proof
http://youtu.be/QpxN1tlqDeg

[AreOut]

sat pings are some kind of a trace

[TTmonkey]

AreOut said:

sat pings are some kind of a trace

If you're going to steal a plane and its passengers and take it to Diego Garcia then your going to plant a few packets of data in someone's records to make it look like its pinging somewhere else..... Very subtle of the CIA.

[FourWheelDrift]

Sky News - Malaysia Airlines confirms flight MH192 which departed this evening turned back to Kuala Lumpur after a landing gear malfunction on takeoff.

6mins ago - Malaysia Airlines flight MH192 has landed safely in Kuala Lumpur after being forced to turn around earlier today because of a malfunction

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Sunday 20th April 19:25

[AdeTuono]

FourWheelDrift said:

Sky News - Malaysia Airlines confirms flight MH192 which departed this evening turned back to Kuala Lumpur after a landing gear malfunction on takeoff.

6mins ago - Malaysia Airlines flight MH192 has landed safely in Kuala Lumpur after being forced to turn around earlier today because of a malfunction

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Sunday 20th April 19:25

Errrrrrr....yes?

[redtwin]

The real reason they returned to KL is because there is no more room in the Faraday cage hangar at Diego Garcia.

[Thankyou4calling]

Have the investigations into the private lives of the Captain and co-pilot unearthed anything which might point toward a reason for either deliberately crashing the plane? For instance had either recently had a relationship break up or had they amassed significant debts?

[FourWheelDrift]

AdeTuono said:

FourWheelDrift said:

Sky News - Malaysia Airlines confirms flight MH192 which departed this evening turned back to Kuala Lumpur after a landing gear malfunction on takeoff.

6mins ago - Malaysia Airlines flight MH192 has landed safely in Kuala Lumpur after being forced to turn around earlier today because of a malfunction

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Sunday 20th April 19:25

Errrrrrr....yes?

Another Malaysian Airlines flight in trouble, news saying it was a burst tyre causing a problem with the undercarriage. If so this might suggest poor maintenance procedures. I remember a DC-8 crashing due to a tyre failure and fire and when the undercarriage was retracted it took a fire up into the fuselage. The tyre was scheduled to be changed, but it wasn't. Maybe Malaysian Airlines are saving money keeping aircraft in the air that need basic work on them done such as tyre changes and MH370 wasn't so lucky.

[Campo]

FourWheelDrift said:

AdeTuono said:

FourWheelDrift said:

Sky News - Malaysia Airlines confirms flight MH192 which departed this evening turned back to Kuala Lumpur after a landing gear malfunction on takeoff.

6mins ago - Malaysia Airlines flight MH192 has landed safely in Kuala Lumpur after being forced to turn around earlier today because of a malfunction

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Sunday 20th April 19:25

Errrrrrr....yes?

Another Malaysian Airlines flight in trouble, news saying it was a burst tyre causing a problem with the undercarriage. If so this might suggest poor maintenance procedures. I remember a DC-8 crashing due to a tyre failure and fire and when the undercarriage was retracted it took a fire up into the fuselage. The tyre was scheduled to be changed, but it wasn't. Maybe Malaysian Airlines are saving money keeping aircraft in the air that need basic work on them done such as tyre changes and MH370 wasn't so lucky.

That's some leap with absolutely no evidence!

[Blib]

Every time a Malaysian plane has the slightest of issues, it will be reported.

[B17NNS]

redtwin said:

The real reason they returned to KL is because there is no more room in the Faraday cage hangar at Diego Garcia.

[karona]

http://avherald.com/h?article=473360bd&opt=0

[anonymous-user]

Welshbeef said:

Wonder if the pirates do have it and are demanding £x or was the plane shot down

Whats the max height you could fly one of these before they stop working? Higher altitude = further distance due to less friction

Cold they escape earth gravity and get to orbit ?

With the lack of recent updates I feel it's worth quoting this. Why are we still not investigating this theory?

[B17NNS]

Nyphur said:

With the lack of recent updates I feel it's worth quoting this. Why are we still not investigating this theory?

What? That it's in space?

[Pommygranite]

B17NNS said:

What? That it's in space?

He's got a point - I mean why didn't Nasa use 777's instead of the Space Shuttle?

[ATTAK Z]

Pommygranite said:

B17NNS said:

What? That it's in space?

He's got a point - I mean why didn't Nasa use 777's instead of the Space Shuttle?

I've heard that Easy-Jet regularly travel in space to save fuel ... especially on the run to Malaga

[Jimbeaux]

Nyphur said:

Welshbeef said:

Wonder if the pirates do have it and are demanding £x or was the plane shot down

Whats the max height you could fly one of these before they stop working? Higher altitude = further distance due to less friction

Cold they escape earth gravity and get to orbit ?

With the lack of recent updates I feel it's worth quoting this. Why are we still not investigating this theory?

Answering such a post invites ridicule, I know; however, in the interest of sanity, Earth's escape velocity is 25,038.72 MPH. While a 777 is fast, it falls very short of that pace.