Malaysian Boeing 777 goes missing

[Dan Vito Corleone]

Agreed there, this must be torture for them. 9 days and nobody seems to know their arse from their elbow.

[Mathewbet1]

Probably already mentioned that one of the pilots had financial worries? Suicide ditch into the ocean more likely than terrorism?

[chrisbonnie]

If the plane doesn't break up, or does so minimally, there might not be so much debris. It took 5 days to find the air france crash about 10 years ago, and that was largely due to floating debris... but if the mainframe remains largely intact it'll just sink.

What's the chance of a glorified coca Cola can with wings, hitting the sea at 500mph and staying in tact though?

 

Slim and none that's what.

 

Some things are odd. It seems illogical to fly a plane for 7 hours only to dump it in the drink. But I just can't see how it could have landed without anybody noticing. The level of collusion in hijacking a jumbo jet. Then keeping 237 people quiet is just impossible.

 

I mean if you tell your missus something, and say to her. "dont tell anyone, the first thing she does is tell someone"

 

Now say that secret is known by over 200 people. How the fuck does that stay quiet?

 

 

 

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[General Dryness]

The plane has landed in North Korea, and the passengers are getting infected with a deadly virus with the intention of releasing them in order to cause a global pandemic.

 

Just spitballin'.

[FanchesterCity]

I don't see much of an issue with hijacking gone wrong. After all that happened in 9/11 (so they believe) except that was over land. There's a fair chance things went tits up over water.

 

I'm not buying that a pilot of many years is suddenly going to become a hijacker, and if he's troubled by something political / personal (suicidal) then surely he'd go out with a bang (if he's trying to make a statement)?

 

The younger pilot's not out of the question. He could spend 5 years training JUST to carry out a terrorist act, but either way, it looks like it's not gone according to plan.

[FanchesterCity]

What's the chance of a glorified coca Cola can with wings, hitting the sea at 500mph and staying in tact though?

 

Slim and none that's what.

 

Some things are odd. It seems illogical to fly a plane for 7 hours only to dump it in the drink. But I just can't see how it could have landed without anybody noticing. The level of collusion in hijacking a jumbo jet. Then keeping 237 people quiet is just impossible.

 

I mean if you tell your missus something, and say to her. "dont tell anyone, the first thing she does is tell someone"

 

Now say that secret is known by over 200 people. How the fuck does that stay quiet?

 

 

 

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Not necessarily entirely intact, but if the wings are lost but the main section stays relatively intact, then it sinks. There might be a bit of debris floating, but not enough to be seen. It's only if all the cushions and luggage escape that it's going to be seen (even then it's a lot of area to search). Not many planes crash into the sea without blowing up first), and the one on Hudson bay managed to stay intact, admittedly during a semi controlled landing and not in seriously open water.

[Carvalho Diablo]

If it's true it's a gay protest, then I expect it may have disappeared into a black hole

 

Or The Bermuda Pink Triangle.

[Mathewbet1]

Just shows our world is a remote place even with modern technology.

[dandyman]

The Government will already know whats happened.

Yep and so will they aliens who have abducted it

[FanchesterCity]

Just shows our world is a remote place even with modern technology.

 

Yeah, CNN's keen to keep telling us about how the military can spot a fart via satellite, but it took years to find Bin Laden, and we've lost a 777 that's already deliberately tracked!

[Alan Sex]

Couple of fucking scalls took it.

 

Let's nick a caaaaah lid.

 

Nah lid, let's nick a fookin' pleeeeehn.

 

Smash 'er lid!

[Carvalho Diablo]

Sorted.

 

[Anubis]

It smacks of these fuckers.

 

 

Has anyone seen Cruise since it was hijacked?

 

 

I reckon they're going to re-brand it in Ukranian Airline colours, then crash it while flying over Crimea, claiming the Russians shot it down as a pretext for landing US troops on Ukranian soil.

 

 

Or I just have a vivid imagination.

[Pureblood]

The 45,000 feet knock them out without oxygen theory might have legs.   It would explain why mobile phones rang with no answer. I hope they find it soon as I've been ready for the next chapter in this exciting saga for quite some time, I tell you.  

[Guest davelfc]

The US spent billions building stealth bombers, when they may as well have bought some 777's and turned the transponders off

[cochyn]

Switching the transponders off was a ploy to make it look like the plane had ditched East of the Malay peninsula - at night, This threw the search and rescue effort miles off the scent once it was clear the flight had vanished. Which bought the hijackers time. (Whoever controlled the plane didn't bank on the engine pings though). Now, I don't know if the plane would need its transponders 'on' to gain GPS signals to land at a designated airstrip. If so, then keeping the transponders off and flying blind, may have sealed it's fate.

 

Or it was shot down once identified as rogue.

 

Or as I said earlier: Africans.

[Mike D]

Couple of fucking scalls took it.

 

Let's nick a caaaaah lid.

 

Nah lid, let's nick a fookin' pleeeeehn.

 

Smash 'er lid!

they told the pilot to do a bouncer lad

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Fucking boring this is.

[General Dryness]

They've recreated the feeling of watching Lost perfectly I think.

[Beansonafryup]

If it's been hijacked and landed. Why no demands ?nthe hijackers or whoever have had plenty of time to hide all of the passengers by now.

[stringvest]

 

Maybe they've gone to a party island?

 

 

due diligence.  He's just checking all flaps are operational.

[Spy Bee]

Adam, I think you need to take a step back and stop taking all the info released at face value.

Everything I mentioned is being widely reported as the "known facts". Whether it followed another 777 is speculative, but the altitude changes, the route changes, the engines being active 6 hours after last contact... that's all fact.

 

I don't need to take no steps nowhere Dougie  :huh:

 

Here's the theory on the stalking of another flight http://my.news.yahoo.com/could-missing-mh370-stalked-sia-flight-north-possible-225900110.html

 

This is the first morning I have woken up and there has been literally no new information. They just don't have a scooby doo!

[redheart]

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[Champ]

This is the first morning I have woken up and there has been literally no new information. They just don't have a scooby doo!

 

Have you already heard that there is now doubt about the 2 transponders being turned off at different times, raising again the possibility of a 'catastrophic' incident