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2 Ukrainians 1 Russian :sdeek:
The Malaysia Air 777 was at cruising altitude before they lost contact and the pilot didn't signal any issues. Had to be an explosion. If they had any issues at all they would have heard something. Went down near a Vietnamese island. If it was terrorists someone surely would have claimed it by now.I agree on it likely being an explosion. Why do the terrorist always claim the hijackings and stuff? I think it would do more to scare the crap out of the world if we didn't know who was responsible.
Yikes, two people listed onboard had their passports stolen a long time ago and weren't on the plane. So prolly terrorists.
Yes, thisSaw an expert on TV say the same thing this morning, before they found the oil streaks.
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/missing-jet/modern-airplanes-dont-just-fall-out-sky-expert-n47711
if two people who were supposed to be on-board were not on-board, i'd say there is a 99.9999999999% chance that it was terrorists
How far away do you think you could see signs of an explosion at 35,000 feet?Great question. It would depend on the size of the explosion. I guess, if the had rigged a couple of small explosions to mess with radio and ability to fly, the fuel tanks would not have had to explode in the air. They could have exploded on impact. How far apart were the two oil streaks in the ocean?
Why do the terrorist always claim the hijackings and stuff? I think it would do more to scare the crap out of the world if we didn't know who was responsible.They claim responsibility because they usually have some political aim behind their acts. Anonymously blowing up a plane is completely pointless.
Why do the terrorist always claim the hijackings and stuff? I think it would do more to scare the crap out of the world if we didn't know who was responsible.They claim responsibility because they usually have some political aim behind their acts. Anonymously blowing up a plane is completely pointless.
The thefts of the two passports — one belonging to Austrian Christian Kozel and the other to Luigi Maraldi of Italy — were entered into Interpol's database after they were stolen in Thailand in 2012 and last year, the police body said.
Electronic booking records show that one-way tickets with those names were issued Thursday from a travel agency in the beach resort of Pattaya in eastern Thailand.
They had connecting flights to Amsterdam booked too, which is weird.
They had connecting flights to Amsterdam booked too, which is weird.
maybe they were fuel dumping to cut costs
Clues in the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 remain elusive, with authorities unable to connect debris or oil slick samples to the missing jetliner.
An orange object spotted this morning -- originally thought to be a life raft -- had nothing to do with the plane wreckage, Vietnam’s National Committee for Search and Rescue told ABC News. The item turned out to be an orange circular side cover of an industrial cable reel. Reports of a different suspicious floating object emerged Sunday, but that object was later ruled out as being connected to the missing jet by Vietnam and Malaysian authorities.
Additionally, oil slick samples found about 100 nautical miles from Malaysia's east coast of Kelantan, just south of the point of last contact, turned out to have no connection to the missing plane after analysis by Malaysian authorities.
oh my god where on earth is this plane
So now they thinking the stolen passports is immigration related?
Anyone know what would happen if it was some kind of EMP attack? Would everything on the plane just shut down at once sending it straight down into the ocean?
So now they thinking the stolen passports is immigration related?
that would now be my guess. why would they ask to get to europe the cheapest way possible and then blow up an aircraft on the way to china before their connection? if they wanted to blow up a bunch of europeans they would have waited for their connection. if they wanted to blow up a bunch of chinese they would have asked to book a flight to china.
So now they thinking the stolen passports is immigration related?
that would now be my guess. why would they ask to get to europe the cheapest way possible and then blow up an aircraft on the way to china before their connection? if they wanted to blow up a bunch of europeans they would have waited for their connection. if they wanted to blow up a bunch of chinese they would have asked to book a flight to china.
they could have done the research on what the cheapest flights were and just had the travel agency book it. That's generally what I do at work.
What's crazy is how busy that general area is for air and shipping traffic. I guess it's a little out of the way for a lot of Singapore shipping traffic, but there has to be a ton of air traffic there from Singapore and Malaysia to the other Asian hubs.
This is a terrifying aspect of an attack that no government report has publicly discussed along with the potential casualty rate in the first seconds after an attack. Commercial airliners today are all computer driven. In fact, from lift off to landing, a pilot no longer even needs to be in the cockpit, a computer can do all of it if need be. When the pilot pulls back on the “stick” it is no longer connect by wires stretching all the way back to the tail and the elevator assembly. Instead, his motion is read by a computer which sends a signal to an electrical servo-motor in the tail, which then moves the tail. In short, the entire plane is computer driven. It is estimated that at any given moment during regular business hours, somewhere between three to four thousand commercial airliners are crisscrossing the skies. (There is a fascinating site you can find via Goggle that shows typical air traffic around the world during a twenty four hour period. From dawn til way after dusk, the entire USA is one glowing blob of commercial flights crisscrossing our sky). All of them would be doomed, the pilots sitting impotent, staring at blank computer screens, pulling on controls that no longer respond as the plane finally noses over and heads in.
http://www.onesecondafter.com/pb/wp_d10e87d9/wp_d10e87d9.html (http://www.onesecondafter.com/pb/wp_d10e87d9/wp_d10e87d9.html)
AND PLANES?
QuoteThis is a terrifying aspect of an attack that no government report has publicly discussed along with the potential casualty rate in the first seconds after an attack. Commercial airliners today are all computer driven. In fact, from lift off to landing, a pilot no longer even needs to be in the cockpit, a computer can do all of it if need be. When the pilot pulls back on the “stick” it is no longer connect by wires stretching all the way back to the tail and the elevator assembly. Instead, his motion is read by a computer which sends a signal to an electrical servo-motor in the tail, which then moves the tail. In short, the entire plane is computer driven. It is estimated that at any given moment during regular business hours, somewhere between three to four thousand commercial airliners are crisscrossing the skies. (There is a fascinating site you can find via Goggle that shows typical air traffic around the world during a twenty four hour period. From dawn til way after dusk, the entire USA is one glowing blob of commercial flights crisscrossing our sky). All of them would be doomed, the pilots sitting impotent, staring at blank computer screens, pulling on controls that no longer respond as the plane finally noses over and heads in.
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Who benefits from the Chinese response?
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So is it impossible this thing landed somewhere and nobody saw it? Private airstrip or something. I don't know...just seems not debris, maybe it didn't crash?
So how shitty is this blackbox/transponder thing that is supposed to be sending out a signal?
They need to have dashcamsevery passenger wears life alert. dont worry just press the button and help is on the way
my trillion dollar idea is for it to live update to the cloud so we never have to try to find a pud box.
Good theories??
Hijacked, transponder turned off and flown to unknown destination at low altitude??
If so, why ?
Good theories??
Hijacked, transponder turned off and flown to unknown destination at low altitude??
If so, why ?
It would be hard as hell to hijack a 777 and not have anyone on the aircraft call or text on their cell phone at some point to alert someone. I mean, what are you using as weapon to subdue 250 passengers while also flying the bird or forcing the pilot to do so. the only way is if the pilot just took the thing and didn't tell anyone where he was going and all the passengers were dumb to the fact.
Did you guys ever see that TV show "The Event"? An airliner disappeared in that show and reappeared in a desert. Maybe they should be looking in deserts.Well, maybe it landed in your shoe and is in your closet? Has anybody looked in all of your shoes?
So how shitty is this blackbox/transponder thing that is supposed to be sending out a signal?
a million dollar idea is to make one that sends out an only slightly pud signal instead of the current model that sends out an extremely pud signal you have to be basically holding your ear right up next to it to hear. then every year or two you make a new one that has a somewhat less pud signal and make all the airlines upgrade again.
can anyone prove to me that this plane ever actually existed?
could this plane's existence be the hoax?
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/search-widens-missing-malaysian-passenger-jet (http://bigstory.ap.org/article/search-widens-missing-malaysian-passenger-jet)
I'm starting to buy in to the plane being flown at low altitude to a secret location for unknown reasons theory.
I will analyze google maps to tell you guys where the plane is.
Probably a government of a country adjacent to the altered flight path is involved.
a fully loaded 777 would need at least 5800 ft of runway for a safe landing. i am narrowing my search to all uninhabited islands in the region at least 6000 ft long
There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fia.media-imdb.com%2Fimages%2FM%2FMV5BMTY2MTk1NTMxNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjcxMDUyMQ%40%40._V1_SY475_SX336_.jpg&hash=23e16f2dcbac4dd84d65f08c89bc0699530086d2)There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
Holy crap, I remember a scene in a show/movie when I was a kid of an airliner being sunk and scuba divers being outside it and passengers inside freaking out. Is that the same Airwolf episode?
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fia.media-imdb.com%2Fimages%2FM%2FMV5BMTY2MTk1NTMxNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjcxMDUyMQ%40%40._V1_SY475_SX336_.jpg&hash=23e16f2dcbac4dd84d65f08c89bc0699530086d2)There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
Holy crap, I remember a scene in a show/movie when I was a kid of an airliner being sunk and scuba divers being outside it and passengers inside freaking out. Is that the same Airwolf episode?
sorry man, its the cover from the movie 'the final countdown' ya know when a whole damn aircraft carrier goes missing(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fia.media-imdb.com%2Fimages%2FM%2FMV5BMTY2MTk1NTMxNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjcxMDUyMQ%40%40._V1_SY475_SX336_.jpg&hash=23e16f2dcbac4dd84d65f08c89bc0699530086d2)There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
Holy crap, I remember a scene in a show/movie when I was a kid of an airliner being sunk and scuba divers being outside it and passengers inside freaking out. Is that the same Airwolf episode?
I so wish I could see that pic. :frown:
sorry man, its the cover from the movie 'the final countdown' ya know when a whole damn aircraft carrier goes missing(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fia.media-imdb.com%2Fimages%2FM%2FMV5BMTY2MTk1NTMxNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjcxMDUyMQ%40%40._V1_SY475_SX336_.jpg&hash=23e16f2dcbac4dd84d65f08c89bc0699530086d2)There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
Holy crap, I remember a scene in a show/movie when I was a kid of an airliner being sunk and scuba divers being outside it and passengers inside freaking out. Is that the same Airwolf episode?
I so wish I could see that pic. :frown:
i can see the pic tho
wait, google earth has a phone number?
yes, thats the onesorry man, its the cover from the movie 'the final countdown' ya know when a whole damn aircraft carrier goes missing(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fia.media-imdb.com%2Fimages%2FM%2FMV5BMTY2MTk1NTMxNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjcxMDUyMQ%40%40._V1_SY475_SX336_.jpg&hash=23e16f2dcbac4dd84d65f08c89bc0699530086d2)There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
Holy crap, I remember a scene in a show/movie when I was a kid of an airliner being sunk and scuba divers being outside it and passengers inside freaking out. Is that the same Airwolf episode?
I so wish I could see that pic. :frown:
i can see the pic tho
I remember that movie, a good one. Didn't they have to decide if they should retroactively partake in the Battle of Midway or something?
wait, google earth has a phone number?
Google does Captain Anal.
There was a really good episode of Airwolf (nm, every episode is really good) where a plane was hijacked and crashed into the ocean but it stayed together and sank to the bottom so the terrorists were still able to hold the passengers for ransom. That plane was a 747 so Boeing has a documented history of making large planes that can survive water landings intact.
Holy crap, I remember a scene in a show/movie when I was a kid of an airliner being sunk and scuba divers being outside it and passengers inside freaking out. Is that the same Airwolf episode?
Why don't airlines transfer all the black box data to servers real time? Money
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-03-10/malaysia-air-crash-why-do-airlines-keep-black-box-flight-data-trapped-on-planes
go through the passenger manifest. locate the two hottest babes. these are the terrorists/foreign agents. they would have been invited into the cockpit to party and then taken control of the plane. altering course and flying at extreme low altitude they flew the plane to an isolated airstrip in burma.
I think we can accept the above as fact. now the question is: WHY?
Google Earth getting calls, reminding people they're not real time. :lol:
If you think about it, the region has a number of potential landing areas, the issue becomes are they over grown by now, or developed to the point that it would be hard to sneak a plane in there the size of a 777.
Plane turned 135 degrees off course and flew for an hour without any communications. Sounds like a hijacking.
Plane turned 135 degrees off course and flew for an hour without any communications. Sounds like a hijacking.
or payne stewart v2.0
man for a second there I was worried you were sitting next to a creep
Mocat, I'm jealous that you sat next to one of my childhood idols.
I don't know about u guys but I badly want to know what happened to that plane
Google does Captain Anal.
Google does Captain Anal.
would not watch
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i think it was taken.
i think it was taken.
Taken and landed or taken and crashed? If it was hijacked or had mechanical issues, why not 1 call, text, etc. from anyone on board? Whole deal is just weird :confused:
i think it was taken.
Taken and landed or taken and crashed? If it was hijacked or had mechanical issues, why not 1 call, text, etc. from anyone on board? Whole deal is just weird :confused:
Do we know the plane is wifi equipped?
I'll bet it landed in Beijing, on time. The Chinese are covering something up.
Why can't they shoot satellite/arial imagery of wide swaths of land/sea area, and run the pictures through some software that looks for outliers? It would pick out any boat or debris and then humans could filter through those specific images and at least rule out that there is floating debris somewhere.
lot of piking going on in here. the plane crashed or exploded. no foul play.
Why can't they shoot satellite/arial imagery of wide swaths of land/sea area, and run the pictures through some software that looks for outliers? It would pick out any boat or debris and then humans could filter through those specific images and at least rule out that there is floating debris somewhere.
lot of piking going on in here. the plane crashed or exploded. no foul play.
sounds like ok cat is in the pocket of BIG _______ and is on the clock for this cover up.
lot of piking going on in here. the plane crashed or exploded. no foul play.
sounds like ok cat is in the pocket of BIG _______ and is on the clock for this cover up.
lot of piking going on in here. the plane crashed or exploded. no foul play.
lot of piking going on in here. the plane crashed or exploded. no foul play.
link?
there were americans on board. just thought i would point that outI'll bet it landed in Beijing, on time. The Chinese are covering something up.
Yep, all those poor Malaysians (and 2 Iranians) are probably working in slave labor camps right now. So sad :frown:
Why can't they shoot satellite/arial imagery of wide swaths of land/sea area, and run the pictures through some software that looks for outliers? It would pick out any boat or debris and then humans could filter through those specific images and at least rule out that there is floating debris somewhere.
This plane landed safely somewhere.
Our intelligence community knows where it is, but they have to sit on it fitz style until they get the go ahead.:lol:
So did they find the door or not?
Also rumor the Chinese found wreckage?
4 hours is like, such a humongous search area
4 hours is like, such a humongous search area
4 hours is like, such a humongous search area
imagine 250 corpses flying through the air at 560 mph for 4 hours :sdeek:
4 hours is like, such a humongous search area
imagine 250 corpses flying through the air at 560 mph for 4 hours :sdeek:
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Report: USS Kidd being moved to Indian Ocean after 'indication' MH370 may have gone down there, senior Pentagon official says - @ABC
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the two different devices that were shut off at different times is really bizarre. could still be malfunction but man, what on earth.
the two different devices that were shut off at different times is really bizarre. could still be malfunction but man, what on earth.
they got wet at different times during the crash
the two different devices that were shut off at different times is really bizarre. could still be malfunction but man, what on earth.
they got wet at different times during the crash
So it did not explode in midair? Why no emergency call?
the two different devices that were shut off at different times is really bizarre. could still be malfunction but man, what on earth.
they got wet at different times during the crash
that would be story of the century. not a lot of places you can land a 777 though. if it landed I'd guess it's still there. still think it's in the water.
that would be story of the century. not a lot of places you can land a 777 though. if it landed I'd guess it's still there. still think it's in the water.
I like my story better. also what about one of these? some are pretty fun.
http://www.boston.com/news/source/2014/03/9_crazy_conspiracy_theories_about_malaysian_airlines_flight.html?comments=all#aComments
I would actually like to see a map of the airstrips you could possibly land a 777 at within the fuel on the aircraft though. would make a lot of people saying dumb stuff say less dumb stuff.
I would actually like to see a map of the airstrips you could possibly land a 777 at within the fuel on the aircraft though. would make a lot of people saying dumb stuff say less dumb stuff.
I would actually like to see a map of the airstrips you could possibly land a 777 at within the fuel on the aircraft though. would make a lot of people saying dumb stuff say less dumb stuff.
it can land on a 5000 ft runway
there will be shitloads
here's the thing, there are many places that you could land a 777 with that fuel. that's a lot of range. all of those places have hundreds of people visiting each of them every day though. they are large airports which were operating during this timeframe.
Ok that was like a 6 hour flight, right? Like if they had landed in Beijing? I'm curious as to why there was only a little over 7 hours of fuel on the plane. Like do they cut it that close normally?
Kind of OT but whatever.
Ok that was like a 6 hour flight, right? Like if they had landed in Beijing? I'm curious as to why there was only a little over 7 hours of fuel on the plane. Like do they cut it that close normally?
Kind of OT but whatever.
Wow, very interesting. Ok next time I ask a noob question about flying and the answer is kinda scary just lie to me.
Like the "southwest pilot barreling into the runway to make time" thing was stuck in my head last week as we took a landing at like 3000 mph. Flight to midway was 45 minutes :sdeek: cuz we took off 20 min late.
here's the thing, there are many places that you could land a 777 with that fuel. that's a lot of range. all of those places have hundreds of people visiting each of them every day though. they are large airports which were operating during this timeframe.
Was it a red eye there though? Could have sworn the times I read we're eastern.
Was it a red eye there though? Could have sworn the times I read we're eastern.
No you stupid idiot they were local.
here's the thing, there are many places that you could land a 777 with that fuel. that's a lot of range. all of those places have hundreds of people visiting each of them every day though. they are large airports which were operating during this timeframe.
I don't think they would have taken it to an airport. But a redeye flight seems ideal for this kind of (hypothetical) sitch.
Wow, very interesting. Ok next time I ask a noob question about flying and the answer is kinda scary just lie to me.
Like the "southwest pilot barreling into the runway to make time" thing was stuck in my head last week as we took a landing at like 3000 mph. Flight to midway was 45 minutes :sdeek: cuz we took off 20 min late.
here's the thing, there are many places that you could land a 777 with that fuel. that's a lot of range. all of those places have hundreds of people visiting each of them every day though. they are large airports which were operating during this timeframe.
here's the thing, there are many places that you could land a 777 with that fuel. that's a lot of range. all of those places have hundreds of people visiting each of them every day though. they are large airports which were operating during this timeframe.
I don't think they would have taken it to an airport. But a redeye flight seems ideal for this kind of (hypothetical) sitch.
yeah, good idea to hide a 777 at a non-airport. maybe some terrorists cleared out and poured concrete at a mile of unpopulated tarmac we don't know about.
Ok that was like a 6 hour flight, right? Like if they had landed in Beijing? I'm curious as to why there was only a little over 7 hours of fuel on the plane. Like do they cut it that close normally?
Kind of OT but whatever.
Seems pretty clear the plane was struck by lightning.
If this plane was purposefully taken off the grid and then flown somewhere else, my question is what is the end game here?
If this plane was purposefully taken off the grid and then flown somewhere else, my question is what is the end game here?
Lots of jokes about Lost, but this is what the "real world" reaction would've been like outside of the island. Crazy.
What if this is an epic viral marketing stunt? What are they selling?
Lots of jokes about Lost, but this is what the "real world" reaction would've been like outside of the island. Crazy.
but widmore planted a fake plane crash.
What if this is an epic viral marketing stunt? What are they selling?
Was it a red eye there though? Could have sworn the times I read we're eastern.
No you stupid idiot they were local.
Ok ok honest mistake
take it easy Brock i think he was just being silly
also, what about reports from some family members saying that social media apps were still showing missing family members logged on? like on facebook if you are logged into it on your cell and that little cell thing shows up if someone is looking at their active friends list type of stuff? you guys! :runaway:
also, what about reports from some family members saying that social media apps were still showing missing family members logged on? like on facebook if you are logged into it on your cell and that little cell thing shows up if someone is looking at their active friends list type of stuff? you guys! :runaway:
News radio in KC, a few days ago, had some cell company guy on a call. He said that the news was saying that relatives were calling passengers' cells and that they all rang as normal(no one picked up) but that if the plane was in water or out of tower service, they wouldn't ring, they would give some out of network message or go directly to VM.
Anyone confirm?
Friends dad is an Avionics Engineer that consults on refurbishing foreign based planes to meet U.S. FAA standards.
He too said that it's very improbable that there's not anything found floating in the water if the plane did indeed crash or have a high altitude mishap. He said a plane of that size impacting water fully intact would have to be a Sully in the Hudson type of event.
also, what about reports from some family members saying that social media apps were still showing missing family members logged on? like on facebook if you are logged into it on your cell and that little cell thing shows up if someone is looking at their active friends list type of stuff? you guys! :runaway:
News radio in KC, a few days ago, had some cell company guy on a call. He said that the news was saying that relatives were calling passengers' cells and that they all rang as normal(no one picked up) but that if the plane was in water or out of tower service, they wouldn't ring, they would give some out of network message or go directly to VM.
Anyone confirm?
Friends dad is an Avionics Engineer that consults on refurbishing foreign based planes to meet U.S. FAA standards.
He too said that it's very improbable that there's not anything found floating in the water if the plane did indeed crash or have a high altitude mishap. He said a plane of that size impacting water fully intact would have to be a Sully in the Hudson type of event.
as in no floating debris?
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
Why must it clear 5000 ft? Hmmmmmmmmm?
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
What if it went backwards and landed like right where the Wright Bros. were flying their first plane. :sdeek:
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
Why must it clear 5000 ft? Hmmmmmmmmm?
One of my colleagues is former air force (20 years). he is of the belief that if this plane was diverted, transponders inactivated, etc... that it's likely one of the pilots had to have been involved in the caper.
One of my colleagues is former air force (20 years). he is of the belief that if this plane was diverted, transponders inactivated, etc... that it's likely one of the pilots had to have been involved in the caper.
I think so too. 1 of the pilots had a high-tech flight simulator in his home
Whatever they are re-purposing this thing for is of no matter. The US has sent a destroyer into the general vicinity they assume it could have landed. The minute this thing clears 5,000 feet it's going to be lit up like a Christmas tree. (If it hasn't been already)
What if it went backwards and landed like right where the Wright Bros. were flying their first plane. :sdeek:
that would make sense. BERNOULLI'S PRINCIPLE YOU BICYCLE DORKS! LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THIS THING!
One of my colleagues is former air force (20 years). he is of the belief that if this plane was diverted, transponders inactivated, etc... that it's likely one of the pilots had to have been involved in the caper.
I think so too. 1 of the pilots had a high-tech flight simulator in his home
I'm not sure this says anything...I mean he was. a. pilot.
http://abcnews.go.com/International/malaysia-airliner-disappearance-possibly-intentionally/story?id=22909835
What if like tomorrow the plane lands in China all normally and everyone on board is all chill like nothing happened.
:crossfingers:What if like tomorrow the plane lands in China all normally and everyone on board is all chill like nothing happened.
:crossfingers:What if like tomorrow the plane lands in China all normally and everyone on board is all chill like nothing happened.
oh and then while they are in de-briefing they peel off their skin and they are lizard alien people and they eat everyone.
What if like tomorrow the plane lands in China all normally and everyone on board is all chill like nothing happened.
:crossfingers:What if like tomorrow the plane lands in China all normally and everyone on board is all chill like nothing happened.
oh and then while they are in de-briefing they peel off their skin and they are lizard alien people and they eat everyone.
This is exactly like Lost, guys.that's exactly what I was thinking brother. #notpennysboat
% chance it's at the bottom of the ocean?
Social Media would be :love:What if like tomorrow the plane lands in China all normally and everyone on board is all chill like nothing happened.
Would be absolutely fantastic
% chance it's at the bottom of the ocean?
Marketing stunt for that new TV show Resurrection.
that old pilot gives me the heebee geebees you guys. why did he have a flight simulator? maybe to practice flying a 777 at low altitudes towards a secret location? also people say he was basically addicted to know everything that there was to know about the 777. why? maybe to know all the things to unhook and how to unhook them. :ohno:
all the newest stuff out says that the plane was still cruising at high altitudes (30k) at the last ping using a very specific flight route. so the person flying had to have had a lot of experience. somewhere around the adaman islands heading towards europe.
:Wha:
all the newest stuff out says that the plane was still cruising at high altitudes (30k) at the last ping using a very specific flight route. so the person flying had to have had a lot of experience. somewhere around the adaman islands heading towards europe.
:Wha:
you mean towards Iran?
% chance it's at the bottom of the ocean?
Greater than 50%, IMO
Also, my Egypt number rang when I was in DC even when I had the SIM out of the phone.
Also, my Egypt number rang when I was in DC even when I had the SIM out of the phone.
but were you still shown as actively logged onto various social media accounts through your phone. HUH? WERE YOU!?
Also, my Egypt number rang when I was in DC even when I had the SIM out of the phone.
but were you still shown as actively logged onto various social media accounts through your phone. HUH? WERE YOU!?
rick, I am a member of one Egyptian social media app. But I have to tell you something. There is absolutely NO evidence that I appeared as actively logged in. None. Zero. Zilch. Ball game?
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my pike coworker says that there is a satellite image that shows the plane with 3 orbs around it.
:jeffy:
man id love to see some Egyptian instagram highlights. probably just a bunch of selfies with the pyramids in the background and like people pushing cars over.
You want a crap storm??? Watch another 777 disappear tonight.
omg and then when that usa naval destroyer ship finds them or whatever they all start pouring out their beers and trying to hide or swim away and then they're like it wasn't my idea and it was jims idea and i swear i knew nothing about it. omg. :lol:
sometimes you just sit back and let RD riff for a while and it's just great on a Friday afternoon
maybe it was a bachelor party
You guys, why has nobody researched this from history???
the term "UFO" (or "UFOB") was created in 1953 by the United States Air Force (USAF)
You guys, why has nobody researched this from history???Quotethe term "UFO" (or "UFOB") was created in 1953 by the United States Air Force (USAF)
:'bye cruel world:
You guys, why has nobody researched this from history???Quotethe term "UFO" (or "UFOB") was created in 1953 by the United States Air Force (USAF)
:'bye cruel world:
only remarkable if they are power orbsmy pike coworker says that there is a satellite image that shows the plane with 3 orbs around it.
:jeffy:
ORBS!!!!!!11!!!! :runaway: :runaway:
omg and then when that usa naval destroyer ship finds them or whatever they all start pouring out their beers and trying to hide or swim away and then they're like it wasn't my idea and it was jims idea and i swear i knew nothing about it. omg. :lol:
omg and then when that usa naval destroyer ship finds them or whatever they all start pouring out their beers and trying to hide or swim away and then they're like it wasn't my idea and it was jims idea and i swear i knew nothing about it. omg. :lol:
I mean, at that point you just stash your passport in a coconut, strip your shirt off and greet them with a fire dance and/or floral wreath. But really sell it. There's no room for half-assing things in this stage. Can't emphasize that enough.
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omg and then when that usa naval destroyer ship finds them or whatever they all start pouring out their beers and trying to hide or swim away and then they're like it wasn't my idea and it was jims idea and i swear i knew nothing about it. omg. :lol:
I mean, at that point you just stash your passport in a coconut, strip your shirt off and greet them with a fire dance and/or floral wreath. But really sell it. There's no room for half-assing things in this stage. Can't emphasize that enough.
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Holy crap we should organize this. Who can fly?
well i'll be god damned. now they are saying there is a possible second route that the plane took.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/14/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-plane/
A classified analysis of electronic and satellite data, conducted by the United States and Malaysian governments, calculates Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 likely crashed into the Indian Ocean on one of two possible flight paths, CNN has learned.
One flight path suggests the plane crashed into the Bay of Bengal off the coast of India, and the other has it traveling southeast and crashing in the Indian Ocean, according to the analysis
Has anybody checked Jabara airport yet?
sometimes you just sit back and let RD riff for a while and it's just great on a Friday afternoon
oh my god. so the full bird colonel or whoever that is captaining that usa warship boat that just caught them all partying at the beach is getting ready to drop them all off at home and he's all lecturing and all like do you guys even know how worried your family and friends were and how much time and energy went in to finding you and the pilot is just taking the brunt of it and the general/colonel guy is just killing him and he's all yes sir and no sir and we are sorry sir and it won't ever happen again sir and so the guy is like it better not and he lets them go and they all walk off all solemn like and then at the last second the pilot pulls out some keys and it has the name of the usa warship that just caught them all on it and then he and the copilot give each other a look and the pilot just smiles and shakes his head up and down. hot damn, they are going to do it again but this time with a big usa warship. i mean, you guys! :excited:
My guess is Bombay, India.
Hello, outback.who hasn't had a hankering for a bloomin' onion at 1:07 am? First round of oil cans on Zaharie.
My guess is Bombay, India.
My guess is Bombay, India.
jesus hemmy what are you 30
Enjoyed dat post
we'll never know what happened even if someone finds it.
Well, well, well...
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/AS_MALAYSIA_PLANE?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-03-14-23-57-32
:lol: :lol:My guess is Bombay, India.
jesus hemmy what are you 30
Well, well, well...
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/AS_MALAYSIA_PLANE?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-03-14-23-57-32
LOL, I would not trust that unnamed Malaysian official
Are we going to end up at war with China and Russia after this? Seems like a bad idea.
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best most informative article i've prob read yet about what went down and mistakes that were made, etc.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/16/world/asia/series-of-errors-by-malaysia-mounts-complicating-the-task-of-finding-flight-370.html?_r=0
best most informative article i've prob read yet about what went down and mistakes that were made, etc.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/16/world/asia/series-of-errors-by-malaysia-mounts-complicating-the-task-of-finding-flight-370.html?_r=0
wow, just wow.
daris you should finally take that tokyo trip and poke your nose around there
i mean nobody could have seen this coming. wow!
it would make me feel a lot better knowing some butthurt pilot just went nuts and flew this thing into the ocean than it was a terrorist thing or mechanical issues.
The obvious question, then, is what was the other pilot doing?
The obvious question, then, is what was the other pilot doing?
The obvious question, then, is what was the other pilot doing?
In the example everyone keeps citing, the other pilot left the cockpit and was locked out by suicide pilot.
The obvious question, then, is what was the other pilot doing?
In the example everyone keeps citing, the other pilot left the cockpit and was locked out by suicide pilot.
For 5 hours?
There is a "depressurize cabin kill everyone" switch?
Pakistan and India are both saying they would've caught it on their radar but I think they are bullshitting so the other one doesn't think they have shitty radar.
If the cockpit door is locked, it's locked. Nobody is forcing their way in.
Has it been verified that the plane dropped 40k feet quite rapidly? Could have been defensive move by pilots, or could have been a deliberate attempt to drop under most radar coverage. But if they were flying that low for that long over land, a cell tower somewhere would have eventually picked them up. I just can't see a jet like that traveling NW through all those countries' airspace undetected. Gotta be going the other direction into the Indian Ocean, but why? Crazy pilot commits suicide has still gotta be most likely scenario.
Uhm no KSU, the plane has not been verified to have dropped 40k feet rapidly. If if did then we would know its a mile underwater wouldn't we?
If the cockpit door is locked, it's locked. Nobody is forcing their way in.
Has it been verified that the plane dropped 40k feet quite rapidly? Could have been defensive move by pilots, or could have been a deliberate attempt to drop under most radar coverage. But if they were flying that low for that long over land, a cell tower somewhere would have eventually picked them up. I just can't see a jet like that traveling NW through all those countries' airspace undetected. Gotta be going the other direction into the Indian Ocean, but why? Crazy pilot commits suicide has still gotta be most likely scenario.
If the cockpit door is locked, it's locked. Nobody is forcing their way in.
Has it been verified that the plane dropped 40k feet quite rapidly? Could have been defensive move by pilots, or could have been a deliberate attempt to drop under most radar coverage. But if they were flying that low for that long over land, a cell tower somewhere would have eventually picked them up. I just can't see a jet like that traveling NW through all those countries' airspace undetected. Gotta be going the other direction into the Indian Ocean, but why? Crazy pilot commits suicide has still gotta be most likely scenario.
The crazy pilot commits suicide angle doesn't work for me. If he was merely motivated to drop this thing into the ocean, he could have just followed the scheduled flight path and downed it in the south china sea. If this dude really plotted, planned, and programmed out a route to the west, seems like a lot of needless trouble if his end game was simply crashing into the ocean.
would have been nuts to read texts, etc. from passengers and crew if the pilot hadn't flown them over the sea away from a cell signal or gogo inflight availability. if that is what happened I wonder if the other pilot or crew made the passengers aware or if they tried to keep it on the DL. terrifying.
loop-de-loops with a 777?If the cockpit door is locked, it's locked. Nobody is forcing their way in.
Has it been verified that the plane dropped 40k feet quite rapidly? Could have been defensive move by pilots, or could have been a deliberate attempt to drop under most radar coverage. But if they were flying that low for that long over land, a cell tower somewhere would have eventually picked them up. I just can't see a jet like that traveling NW through all those countries' airspace undetected. Gotta be going the other direction into the Indian Ocean, but why? Crazy pilot commits suicide has still gotta be most likely scenario.
The crazy pilot commits suicide angle doesn't work for me. If he was merely motivated to drop this thing into the ocean, he could have just followed the scheduled flight path and downed it in the south china sea. If this dude really plotted, planned, and programmed out a route to the west, seems like a lot of needless trouble if his end game was simply crashing into the ocean.
the fact that he was basically nuts for the 777 and had that huge simulation rig at his house makes me wonder though. could be testing out his most ridiculous maneuvers in real life on his way out.
Can someone explain to me the satellite data? How does that work?
it may also be a different society or something and maybe suicide is very shameful or whatevs. if he would've just dumped it immediately after takeoff then the black box recorder and all other types of stuff would've been available to listen to etc. doing it this way means nobody will ever know what truly happened if it did indeed end up in the ocean.
Which is found first? This plane or nicname's phone?
The location of Nicname's phone is known. Recovery is a different being found.Which is found first? This plane or nicname's phone?
Plane and it's not close.
The location of Nicname's phone is known. Recovery is a different being found.Which is found first? This plane or nicname's phone?
Plane and it's not close.
MH370 A different point of view. Pulau Langkawi 13,000 runway.
A lot of speculation about MH370. Terrorism, hijack, meteors. I cannot believe the analysis on CNN - almost disturbing. I tend to look for a more simple explanation of this event.
Loaded 777 departs midnight from Kuala to Beijing. Hot night. Heavy aircraft. About an hour out across the gulf towards Vietnam the plane goes dark meaning the transponder goes off and secondary radar tracking goes off.
Two days later we hear of reports that Malaysian military radar (which is a primary radar meaning the plane is being tracked by reflection rather than by transponder interrogation response) has tracked the plane on a southwesterly course back across the Malay Peninsula into the straits of Malacca.
When I heard this I immediately brought up Google Earth and I searched for airports in proximity to the track towards southwest.
The left turn is the key here. This was a very experienced senior Captain with 18,000 hours. Maybe some of the younger pilots interviewed on CNN didn't pick up on this left turn. We old pilots were always drilled to always know the closest airport of safe harbor while in cruise. Airports behind us, airports abeam us and airports ahead of us. Always in our head. Always. Because if something happens you don't want to be thinking what are you going to do - you already know what you are going to do. Instinctively when I saw that left turn with a direct heading I knew he was heading for an airport. Actually he was taking a direct route to Palau Langkawi a 13,000 foot strip with an approach over water at night with no obstacles. He did not turn back to Kuala Lampur because he knew he had 8,000 foot ridges to cross. He knew the terrain was friendlier towards Langkawi and also a shorter distance.
Take a look on Google Earth at this airport. This pilot did all the right things. He was confronted by some major event onboard that made him make that immediate turn back to the closest safe airport.
For me the loss of transponders and communications makes perfect sense if a fire. There was most likely a fire or electrical fire. In the case of fire the first response if to pull all the main busses and restore circuits one by one until you have isolated the bad one.
If they pulled the busses the plane indeed would go silent. It was probably a serious event and they simply were occupied with controlling the plane and trying to fight the fire. Aviate, Navigate and lastly communicate. There are two types of fires. Electrical might not be as fast and furious and there might or might not be incapacitating smoke. However there is the possibility given the timeline that perhaps there was an overheat on one of the front landing gear tires and it blew on takeoff and started slowly burning. Yes this happens with underinflated tires. Remember heavy plane, hot night, sea level, long run takeoff. There was a well known accident in Nigeria of a DC8 that had a landing gear fire on takeoff. A tire fire once going would produce horrific incapacitating smoke. Yes, pilots have access to oxygen masks but this is a no no with fire. Most have access to a smoke hood with a filter but this will only last for a few minutes depending on the smoke level. (I used to carry one of my own in a flight bag and I still carry one in my briefcase today when I fly).
What I think happened is that they were overcome by smoke and the plane just continued on the heading probably on George (autopilot) until either fuel exhaustion or fire destroyed the control surfaces and it crashed. I said four days ago you will find it along that route - looking elsewhere was pointless.
This pilot, as I say, was a hero struggling with an impossible situation trying to get that plane to Langkawi. No doubt in my mind. That's the reason for the turn and direct route. A hijack would not have made that deliberate left turn with a direct heading for Langkawi. It would probably have weaved around a bit until the hijackers decided on where they were taking it.
Surprisingly none of the reporters , officials, other pilots interviewed have looked at this from the pilot's viewpoint. If something went wrong where would he go? Thanks to Google earth I spotted Langkawi in about 30 seconds, zoomed in and saw how long the runway was and I just instinctively knew this pilot knew this airport. He had probably flown there many times. I guess we will eventually find out when you help me spread this theory on the net and some reporters finally take a look on Google earth and put 2 and 2 together. Also a look at the age and number of cycles on those nose tires might give us a good clue too.
Fire in an aircraft demands one thing - you get the machine on the ground as soon as possible. There are two well remembered experiences in my memory. The AirCanada DC9 which landed I believe in Columbus Ohio in the eighties. That pilot delayed descent and bypassed several airports. He didn't instinctively know the closest airports. He got it on the ground eventually but lost 30 odd souls. In the 1998 crash of Swissair DC-10 off Nova Scotia was another example of heroic pilots. They were 15 minutes out of Halifax but the fire simply overcame them and they had to ditch in the ocean. Just ran out of time. That fire incidentally started when the aircraft was about an hour out of Kennedy. Guess what the transponders and communications were shut off as they pulled the busses.
Get on Google Earth and type in Pulau Langkawi and then look at it in relation to the radar track heading. 2+2=4 That for me is the simple explanation why it turned and headed in that direction.
Smart pilot. Just didn't have the time.
Plausible.
Plausible.
but then where is the plane? That would place it somewhere in the vicinity of where the original search took place, didn't it? Also, what about the satellite ping?
(http://The first turn to the west that diverted the missing Malaysia Airlines plane from its planned flight path from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing was carried out through a computer system that was most likely programmed by someone in the plane’s cockpit who was knowledgeable about airplane systems, according to senior American officials.)
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/18/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-flight.html?_r=0
:surprised:
(http://The first turn to the west that diverted the missing Malaysia Airlines plane from its planned flight path from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing was carried out through a computer system that was most likely programmed by someone in the plane’s cockpit who was knowledgeable about airplane systems, according to senior American officials.)
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/18/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-flight.html?_r=0
:surprised:
How do they know that stuff?
Flight 370’s Flight Management System reported its status to the Acars, which in turn transmitted information back to a maintenance base, according to an American official. This shows that the reprogramming happened before Acars stopped working. The Acars ceased to function about the same time that oral radio contact was lost and the airplane’s transponder also stopped, fueling suspicions that foul play was involved in the plane’s disappearance.
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into the wormhole...
http://greatgameindia.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/mh370-mystery-suspicious-cargo-death-of-2-ex-navy-seals-aboard-mv-maersk-alabama/ (http://greatgameindia.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/mh370-mystery-suspicious-cargo-death-of-2-ex-navy-seals-aboard-mv-maersk-alabama/)
You act like registering the URL is the only expense involved. Don't forget that after you register the URL you also have to pay for hosting, which can be like $30/ year.into the wormhole...
http://greatgameindia.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/mh370-mystery-suspicious-cargo-death-of-2-ex-navy-seals-aboard-mv-maersk-alabama/ (http://greatgameindia.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/mh370-mystery-suspicious-cargo-death-of-2-ex-navy-seals-aboard-mv-maersk-alabama/)
They can't even splurge for their own URL? Pfffffffft.
into the wormhole...
http://greatgameindia.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/mh370-mystery-suspicious-cargo-death-of-2-ex-navy-seals-aboard-mv-maersk-alabama/ (http://greatgameindia.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/mh370-mystery-suspicious-cargo-death-of-2-ex-navy-seals-aboard-mv-maersk-alabama/)
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/missing-jet/missing-jets-u-turn-programmed-signoff-sources-say-n56151
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/missing-jet/missing-jets-u-turn-programmed-signoff-sources-say-n56151
I guess I'm confused.
This article says the airplane turned around 12 minutes before the famous "all right, goodnight." But that alright goodnight was made after the Malay's told the plane "hey buddy you're exiting our airspace into Vietnam and we know because we can see you on the radar because of your transponder so good bye fella!" So was the airplane able to transmit a fake location/speed/heading dataset? Did the air traffic controller even look at the damn screen?
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/missing-jet/missing-jets-u-turn-programmed-signoff-sources-say-n56151
I guess I'm confused.
This article says the airplane turned around 12 minutes before the famous "all right, goodnight." But that alright goodnight was made after the Malay's told the plane "hey buddy you're exiting our airspace into Vietnam and we know because we can see you on the radar because of your transponder so good bye fella!" So was the airplane able to transmit a fake location/speed/heading dataset? Did the air traffic controller even look at the damn screen?
it didn't turn around then, but thats when the changed flight path was programmed into the computer.
So reports that pilot deleted all his flight simulator history. Hm....
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/missing-jet/missing-jets-u-turn-programmed-signoff-sources-say-n56151
I guess I'm confused.
This article says the airplane turned around 12 minutes before the famous "all right, goodnight." But that alright goodnight was made after the Malay's told the plane "hey buddy you're exiting our airspace into Vietnam and we know because we can see you on the radar because of your transponder so good bye fella!" So was the airplane able to transmit a fake location/speed/heading dataset? Did the air traffic controller even look at the damn screen?
it didn't turn around then, but thats when the changed flight path was programmed into the computer.
Ahhhh, thanks puni. :thumbs:
Still, I think this could potentially be a safety measure. They ought to say if this is standard practice or not...to program in nearest airports in case of emergency throughout the flight.
So reports that pilot deleted all his flight simulator history. Hm....
deleting your browser history is totally normal bro
So reports that pilot deleted all his flight simulator history. Hm....
In all seriousness, the Diego Garcia conspiracy theory does raise the issue that the USA likely has radar data that has not been revealed, for whatever reason.
If this plane traveled into the Indian Ocean, as theorized, it seems highly likle yit would have been picked up my the world's most sophisticated and advanced radar system located smack dab in the center of the Indian Ocean. no?
In all seriousness, the Diego Garcia conspiracy theory does raise the issue that the USA likely has radar data that has not been revealed, for whatever reason.
If this plane traveled into the Indian Ocean, as theorized, it seems highly likle yit would have been picked up my the world's most sophisticated and advanced radar system located smack dab in the center of the Indian Ocean. no?
flying super low tho
In all seriousness, the Diego Garcia conspiracy theory does raise
In all seriousness, the Diego Garcia conspiracy theory does raise
LOL OMG
In all seriousness, the Diego Garcia conspiracy theory does raise
LOL OMG
Didn't mean the conspiracy theory is legit. just that the naval base being located within the general flight path is interesting. Didn't realize that we had a naval base in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
So reports that pilot deleted all his flight simulator history. Hm....
deleting your browser history is totally normal bro
Porn jokes! :lol:So reports that pilot deleted all his flight simulator history. Hm....
deleting your browser history is totally normal bro
And it's even harder to identify the flight on radar because Asian cockpits are pixelated.
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Luked?
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/465557/Malaysian-plane-20-on-board-worked-for-ELECTRONIC-WARFARE-and-radar-defence-company
Porn jokes! :lol:So reports that pilot deleted all his flight simulator history. Hm....
deleting your browser history is totally normal bro
And it's even harder to identify the flight on radar because Asian cockpits are pixelated.
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The link i posted yesterday was certainly not meant to be some truth or anything. I just found it interesting. It was in the twittersphere. The coolest thing was finding out we have a military base in the Indian ocean.
:jblein:
both of my pilot friends (one who owns an aircraft management and charter business in 2 states and another who charters and flies his own company business jet) believe this is a plausible scnario. Both believe that the plane is likely hidden somewhere. Makes me take a new look at things, since the second guy is probably the most pragmatic and logical person I know (he's a Nuke Engineer).
http://marklberry.com/2014/03/16/high-alert-mh370-found/
both of my pilot friends (one who owns an aircraft management and charter business in 2 states and another who charters and flies his own company business jet) believe this is a plausible scnario. Both believe that the plane is likely hidden somewhere. Makes me take a new look at things, since the second guy is probably the most pragmatic and logical person I know (he's a Nuke Engineer).
http://marklberry.com/2014/03/16/high-alert-mh370-found/
that's a stupid theory. you don't need a 777 to carry a nuclear weapon. you don't even need a canadair regional jet. a cessna 127 could do it. and with much less obviousness. you could also steal a 127 and nobody other than the owner and his insurance company would give a crap.
both of my pilot friends (one who owns an aircraft management and charter business in 2 states and another who charters and flies his own company business jet) believe this is a plausible scnario. Both believe that the plane is likely hidden somewhere. Makes me take a new look at things, since the second guy is probably the most pragmatic and logical person I know (he's a Nuke Engineer).
http://marklberry.com/2014/03/16/high-alert-mh370-found/
that's a stupid theory. you don't need a 777 to carry a nuclear weapon. you don't even need a canadair regional jet. a cessna 127 could do it. and with much less obviousness. you could also steal a 127 and nobody other than the owner and his insurance company would give a crap.
I don't see where that is his theory....his theory is that using the airliner as cover is the best way to infiltrate airspace.
An unidentified Cessna was be quiclkly shot down. An airliner (possibly squawking a different transponder code and sporting different livery) would be much more problematic. Who's going to make the call and how long will it take if a Lufthansa 777 shows up in NYC airspace, not responding to the tower?
I'm not saying I agree with it, but the fact 2 very well grounded and logical pilots feel it is plausible makes me reconsider it.
:shakesfist:both of my pilot friends (one who owns an aircraft management and charter business in 2 states and another who charters and flies his own company business jet) believe this is a plausible scnario. Both believe that the plane is likely hidden somewhere. Makes me take a new look at things, since the second guy is probably the most pragmatic and logical person I know (he's a Nuke Engineer).
http://marklberry.com/2014/03/16/high-alert-mh370-found/
that's a stupid theory. you don't need a 777 to carry a nuclear weapon. you don't even need a canadair regional jet. a cessna 127 could do it. and with much less obviousness. you could also steal a 127 and nobody other than the owner and his insurance company would give a crap.
squawking
both of my pilot friends (one who owns an aircraft management and charter business in 2 states and another who charters and flies his own company business jet) believe this is a plausible scnario. Both believe that the plane is likely hidden somewhere. Makes me take a new look at things, since the second guy is probably the most pragmatic and logical person I know (he's a Nuke Engineer).
http://marklberry.com/2014/03/16/high-alert-mh370-found/
that's a stupid theory. you don't need a 777 to carry a nuclear weapon. you don't even need a canadair regional jet. a cessna 127 could do it. and with much less obviousness. you could also steal a 127 and nobody other than the owner and his insurance company would give a crap.
I don't see where that is his theory....his theory is that using the airliner as cover is the best way to infiltrate airspace.
An unidentified Cessna was be quiclkly shot down. An airliner (possibly squawking a different transponder code and sporting different livery) would be much more problematic. Who's going to make the call and how long will it take if a Lufthansa 777 shows up in NYC airspace, not responding to the tower?
I'm not saying I agree with it, but the fact 2 very well grounded and logical pilots feel it is plausible makes me reconsider it.
there are people who know what happened. they are releasing info that has been heavily vetted by all authorities to be harmless.
I'm still on team "it's smashed to crap at the bottom of the ocean"
I'm still on team "it's smashed to crap at the bottom of the ocean"
i mean that's always been the team to be on, but you have to admit it's less than the 99.9% probably you would have put it at a week ago.
:don'tcare:The link i posted yesterday was certainly not meant to be some truth or anything. I just found it interesting. It was in the twittersphere. The coolest thing was finding out we have a military base in the Indian ocean.
man you're full of crap. everyone on this board knows you believe that crap. we have bases all over the world, when did military bases become cool? answer is they haven't. my guess is that you're in on this bullshit and posted that link b/c you're trying to get people off your trail. sad news for you, holmes, is that RowdyBoyy is a cop and i'm sure has already forwarded your entire database to his buds in the CIA.
Are all the Team Capers also on Team DB Cooper Lived?
did you guys know that the black box stops transmitting after 30 days? it has already been 12 days at this point
I'm still on team "it's smashed to crap at the bottom of the ocean"
i mean that's always been the team to be on, but you have to admit it's less than the 99.9% probably you would have put it at a week ago.
I'm still on team "it's smashed to crap at the bottom of the ocean"
i mean that's always been the team to be on, but you have to admit it's less than the 99.9% probably you would have put it at a week ago.
I'm still on that team, too, and I'd still put it at 99.9%.
I'm still on team "it's smashed to crap at the bottom of the ocean"
i mean that's always been the team to be on, but you have to admit it's less than the 99.9% probably you would have put it at a week ago.
I'm still on that team, too, and I'd still put it at 99.9%.
I bet you $1 at those odds.
both of my pilot friends (one who owns an aircraft management and charter business in 2 states and another who charters and flies his own company business jet) believe this is a plausible scnario. Both believe that the plane is likely hidden somewhere. Makes me take a new look at things, since the second guy is probably the most pragmatic and logical person I know (he's a Nuke Engineer).
http://marklberry.com/2014/03/16/high-alert-mh370-found/
that's a stupid theory. you don't need a 777 to carry a nuclear weapon. you don't even need a canadair regional jet. a cessna 127 could do it. and with much less obviousness. you could also steal a 127 and nobody other than the owner and his insurance company would give a crap.
I don't see where that is his theory....his theory is that using the airliner as cover is the best way to infiltrate airspace.
An unidentified Cessna was be quiclkly shot down. An airliner (possibly squawking a different transponder code and sporting different livery) would be much more problematic. Who's going to make the call and how long will it take if a Lufthansa 777 shows up in NYC airspace, not responding to the tower?
I'm not saying I agree with it, but the fact 2 very well grounded and logical pilots feel it is plausible makes me reconsider it.
Couldn't someone just buy a citation, stick a nuke on it, file a flight plan that takes them near a a population center and then quickly veer off course. It's not like someone taking off from the private airport down in Olathe couldn't ditch the plane in downtown KC, MO without being shot down?
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
I don't think this case is closed
This satellite stuff is less promising than the chinese ones early on.
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Because no one knew until now that a plane could suffer mechanical difficulties and crash?
man what if those Australians looking for it roll up and theyre all like crap you guys its just one of those floating lumps of trash and theres just like a bunch of fosters cans and stuff all trapped together instead of a plane thing?
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Because no one knew until now that a plane could suffer mechanical difficulties and crash?
I want to live in a fantasy world where there is 0% chance of it happening.
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Because no one knew until now that a plane could suffer mechanical difficulties and crash?
I want to live in a fantasy world where there is 0% chance of it happening.
well then this tub dropping into the south china sea won't change that. party! :billdance:
It seems to me, they should have at least seen this thing first hand before reporting about it.
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Because no one knew until now that a plane could suffer mechanical difficulties and crash?
I want to live in a fantasy world where there is 0% chance of it happening.
well then this tub dropping into the south china sea won't change that. party! :billdance:
probably not the thread for this but i had some flights the other week that honestly scared me. turbulence, etc. also i'm noticing that the more i fly, the more scared i get of flying. are there drugs that i need to start taking before takeoff and if so what kind and how to get?
Well, I guess finding it in the Indian ocean was always pretty likely, but it's still disappointing. :frown:
The most terrifying scenario for me is mechanical issues :(
Because no one knew until now that a plane could suffer mechanical difficulties and crash?
I want to live in a fantasy world where there is 0% chance of it happening.
well then this tub dropping into the south china sea won't change that. party! :billdance:
probably not the thread for this but i had some flights the other week that honestly scared me. turbulence, etc. also i'm noticing that the more i fly, the more scared i get of flying. are there drugs that i need to start taking before takeoff and if so what kind and how to get?
We need a separate thread for puds who are afraid of flying. wow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaJOeLuUD94
Luked?
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/465557/Malaysian-plane-20-on-board-worked-for-ELECTRONIC-WARFARE-and-radar-defence-company
:Wha:
My cousin flies the 777. I'm getting to see him on Sunday. I'm going to get to the bottom of this crap and report back.
My cousin flies the 777. I'm getting to see him on Sunday. I'm going to get to the bottom of this crap and report back.
My cousin flies the 777. I'm getting to see him on Sunday. I'm going to get to the bottom of this crap and report back.
I fly the 777, I'm going to get to the bottom of this crap and report back.
My cousin flies the 777. I'm getting to see him on Sunday. I'm going to get to the bottom of this crap and report back.
What carrier? Get scoop on non related 777 stuff. Tia
I've heard Emirates is very nice, The1BigWillie
I'm still thinking most likely is malfunction/fire causing transponders, etc. to go offline at various times and aircraft to divert and eventually go down. lots of possibilities though. 0% of other stuff if it wasn't an inside (pilot) job though. JMO
I've heard Emirates is very nice, The1BigWillie
I've looked at tons of airline porn of Emirates 1st class. Amazing.
Great white sharks
FYI I have plotted out here the antipodes for the Bermuda Triangle....
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi95.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fl150%2Finterficio%2Fanti_bermuda_triangle.png&hash=4170e1c8a65ac88d180c18bc69beb2cb4ca3d0ce) (http://s95.photobucket.com/user/interficio/media/anti_bermuda_triangle.png.html)
:horrorsurprise:
ABC News will air a special report at approximately 9:00 a.m. regarding developments in search for missing plane.
:popcorn:
i don't know how anybody is supposed to hear a clicking box. it should be a super loud alarm or thunderstruck on repeat or something
a us boomer probably detected it with passive sonar running silent and deep sparking heaters in the aft shaft room, and they are pretending to send a black box locating machine to cover up the presence of the sub helm engage caterpillar drive half steam ahead twenty degrees left rudder aye
a us boomer probably detected it with passive sonar running silent and deep sparking heaters in the aft shaft room, and they are pretending to send a black box locating machine to cover up the presence of the sub helm engage caterpillar drive half steam ahead twenty degrees left rudder aye
a us boomer probably detected it with passive sonar running silent and deep sparking heaters in the aft shaft room, and they are pretending to send a black box locating machine to cover up the presence of the sub helm engage caterpillar drive half steam ahead twenty degrees left rudder aye
i was thinking this exact same sentence. like word for word
Do I owe K S U Wildcats a dollar or what?
Do I owe K S U Wildcats a dollar or what?
No you're good. We didn't bet, remember? :cheers:
Based on info being reported, I don't see how the PM had enough to make an announcement to the families, so they either know more than they're telling, or dumbasses. Both equally possible, and not mutually exclusive.
Even if they've finally found debris, it's been two weeks. Trying to backtrack from there based on weather, currents, and a vague trajectory leaves a very big search area.
And good point about the voice recorders. Still, finding the wreckage, data recorders, and bodies - particularly those of pilots - could tell us a lot.
Apparently they told the families via text message.
Apparently they told the families via text message.
Message and data rates may apply.
Apparently they told the families via text message.
Message and data rates may apply.
Ur peeps r dead. TTYL
Apparently they told the families via text message.
Message and data rates may apply.
Ur peeps r dead. TTYL
Apparently they told the families via text message.
Message and data rates may apply.
Ur peeps r dead. TTYL
Frank, is that you?
i thought they didn't actually say port and starboard anymore. cDubya get back in here double quick chief heater
Still reeks of conspiracy to me.yep, until i see wreckage that rough rider is orbiting the earth with people party rocking and having one big orgy
I haven't been following this thread much, but we can all agree these guys are dead, right?CASE CLOSED!
Problems on another Malaysia Airlines flight
HONG KONG (AP) — A Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul has made an emergency landing in Hong Kong after a generator failed.
Hong Kong's airport says firefighters were put on standby for the arrival of the Airbus A330-300, which landed without incident just before 3 a.m. on Monday.
Malaysia Airlines says in a statement that flight MH066 was diverted to the southern Chinese city after the main generator supplying normal electrical power failed. However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
The airline said the 271 passengers bound for Incheon International Airport near Seoul were put on flights with other carriers.
oh my goodness if i was on this flight i would completely lose control. just lose control.QuoteProblems on another Malaysia Airlines flight
HONG KONG (AP) — A Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul has made an emergency landing in Hong Kong after a generator failed.
Hong Kong's airport says firefighters were put on standby for the arrival of the Airbus A330-300, which landed without incident just before 3 a.m. on Monday.
Malaysia Airlines says in a statement that flight MH066 was diverted to the southern Chinese city after the main generator supplying normal electrical power failed. However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
The airline said the 271 passengers bound for Incheon International Airport near Seoul were put on flights with other carriers.
oh my goodness if i was on this flight i would completely lose control. just lose control.QuoteProblems on another Malaysia Airlines flight
HONG KONG (AP) — A Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul has made an emergency landing in Hong Kong after a generator failed.
Hong Kong's airport says firefighters were put on standby for the arrival of the Airbus A330-300, which landed without incident just before 3 a.m. on Monday.
Malaysia Airlines says in a statement that flight MH066 was diverted to the southern Chinese city after the main generator supplying normal electrical power failed. However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
The airline said the 271 passengers bound for Incheon International Airport near Seoul were put on flights with other carriers.
oh my goodness if i was on this flight i would completely lose control. just lose control.QuoteProblems on another Malaysia Airlines flight
HONG KONG (AP) — A Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul has made an emergency landing in Hong Kong after a generator failed.
Hong Kong's airport says firefighters were put on standby for the arrival of the Airbus A330-300, which landed without incident just before 3 a.m. on Monday.
Malaysia Airlines says in a statement that flight MH066 was diverted to the southern Chinese city after the main generator supplying normal electrical power failed. However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
The airline said the 271 passengers bound for Incheon International Airport near Seoul were put on flights with other carriers.
Are you sure? One time I had a dream about being in a situation of certain impending death. I took it pretty well.
yeah, xanax. flight could be going down. don't care, go cats. actually don't even care about go cats either.
time to shut this thread down and wait until emawblast bumps it in 2016 when they finally find the plane :frown:
It seems like you would run out of things to do on Diego Garcia fairly quickly.my KC-135 pilot bro was on assignment there for awhile supporting ops in Afghanistan (:sdeek:) and he said they had USAF owned charter boats that would take them deep sea fishing for like $100 or something :drool:
PurpleBear and I are going to solve this mystery while pounding beers at Station on Friday.
PurpleBear and I are going to solve this mystery while pounding beers at Station on Friday.
I will be in attendance for extra help.
I'm curious why the satellites keep picking up objects, but the searchers can't find anything. I know the water is rough and remote, but satellites can pinpoint locations within a few feet. Are the images several days out of date?
And if a satellite spots a debris field with 120 objects, even if not verified, maybe it's time to start tracing that back and narrowing the search area as much as possible?
I'm curious why the satellites keep picking up objects, but the searchers can't find anything. I know the water is rough and remote, but satellites can pinpoint locations within a few feet. Are the images several days out of date?
And if a satellite spots a debris field with 120 objects, even if not verified, maybe it's time to start tracing that back and narrowing the search area as much as possible?
yeah no doubt, K-S-U. you and I are much smarter and better at tracking this stuff down than the 8 governments. give us the technology and well find that bad boy in an hour or two.
the search area is huge, deep, rough, cold and far from anything. they should just give up now and let conspiracy theory people go nuts.
the search area is huge, deep, rough, cold and far from anything. they should just give up now and let conspiracy theory people go nuts.
They got a bunch of pissy families tho.
the search area is huge, deep, rough, cold and far from anything. they should just give up now and let conspiracy theory people go nuts.
They got a bunch of pissy families tho.
Yeah, the lawsuits have started.
The co-pilot tried to make a call from his cell phone during the flight (http://m.nydailynews.com/1.1754309). Looking more and more like captain went nuts, likely locking the copilot out of the cabin.
The co-pilot tried to make a call from his cell phone during the flight (http://m.nydailynews.com/1.1754309). Looking more and more like captain went nuts, likely locking the copilot out of the cabin.
that website, woofity wooferson
Hi,
MH370's disappearance is not yet solved. Not a single word has been opposed to the explanation I propose and widely share for I do think we are all concerned. All the informations I presented have been verified. For example two persons are named Planzer, one working in Boeing and seating in the Board of Directors of ATCA, Neil, while the other, who I guess is his son, works for ATCA, Paul. I think ATCA is involved.
I name Neil and Paul Planzer for this precise reason : they receive my mails since the 22nd of May, did not oppose a word to them. Neither did Bill Gates, Ginni Rometty, Jim McNerney, nor Barack Obama, James Comey, John Brennan. Neil and Paul Planzer as Bill Gates, Ginni Rometty and Jim McNerney are named in a complaint I have to the IC3 which exposes why I feel concerned and what leads me to the conclusion MH370 is in Diego Garcia, and ATCA intervened to cut the communication with the environment on the 8th of March. I sent it to them.
MH370 reveals the huge struggles which exist in the elite. The truth is known. For the while, it hasn't been possible to expose is. Their might be many levels of responsibility, as many persons and companies are targeted. Bill Gates, Ginni Rometty and Jim McNerney were targeted as Microsoft, IBM and Boeing. A possibility is to glance at their rivals companies, at least concerning aviation, if we wonder cui bono.
I propose you to read the mails I sent, to glance at the addresses. I join my two IC3 complaints.
I wish not to disturb, apologize if I do so,
Best regards,
Nicole Guihaumé
I just got this email...Quote from: Nicole Guihaumé ([email protected]) Subject: MH370 is in Diego GarciaHi,
MH370's disappearance is not yet solved. Not a single word has been opposed to the explanation I propose and widely share for I do think we are all concerned. All the informations I presented have been verified. For example two persons are named Planzer, one working in Boeing and seating in the Board of Directors of ATCA, Neil, while the other, who I guess is his son, works for ATCA, Paul. I think ATCA is involved.
I name Neil and Paul Planzer for this precise reason : they receive my mails since the 22nd of May, did not oppose a word to them. Neither did Bill Gates, Ginni Rometty, Jim McNerney, nor Barack Obama, James Comey, John Brennan. Neil and Paul Planzer as Bill Gates, Ginni Rometty and Jim McNerney are named in a complaint I have to the IC3 which exposes why I feel concerned and what leads me to the conclusion MH370 is in Diego Garcia, and ATCA intervened to cut the communication with the environment on the 8th of March. I sent it to them.
MH370 reveals the huge struggles which exist in the elite. The truth is known. For the while, it hasn't been possible to expose is. Their might be many levels of responsibility, as many persons and companies are targeted. Bill Gates, Ginni Rometty and Jim McNerney were targeted as Microsoft, IBM and Boeing. A possibility is to glance at their rivals companies, at least concerning aviation, if we wonder cui bono.
I propose you to read the mails I sent, to glance at the addresses. I join my two IC3 complaints.
I wish not to disturb, apologize if I do so,
Best regards,
Nicole Guihaumé
There are a bunch of attachments. I should probably click on them since they most likely contain the answers to all the questions everyone has about the disappearance.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/malaysian-airlines-plane-crashes-ukraine-russian-border-article-1.1870413
wow, they're so mumped.Meh. The US Navy shot down a Korean airliner once. Pretty sure we just scratched a check and said deal with it.
I'm guessing it wasn't shot down.
I'm guessing it wasn't shot down.
Anton Gerashenko, an adviser to Ukraine's Interior Minister told The Associated press that the plane, carrying 280 passengers and 15 crew people onboard, was shot down.
Anton Gerashenko, an adviser to Ukraine's Interior Minister, wrote on Facebook that the plane was hit by a missile fired from a Buk launcher over the country's east, the Associated Press notes.
How else would it come down?I'm guessing it wasn't shot down.
what would you be willing to wager on this?
I'm guessing it wasn't shot down.
what would you be willing to wager on this?
So we are going to take out Russia? Are we going to hand it off to the Ukraine or make it Alaska West? Oil!
It appears the Ukrainians are at fault not Russia
this seems like it could be a big story. also maybe a nice buying oppy (investment thread).
It appears the Ukrainians are at fault not Russia
oh man what if they reinstitute the draft :excited:
Ukraine President made a statement said they did not shoot at any targets. So....Russians....or Pro-Russian separatists.#Scheme
Ukraine President made a statement said they did not shoot at any targets. So....Russians....or Pro-Russian separatists.#Scheme
charming hostels, old timey castles, friendly poor farmers with wine and cheese for you while you hide out in their barn? yeah i'll take all of that you got
looks like steve dave is getting Chipotle for lunch courtesy of micat.
:thumbs:Ukraine President made a statement said they did not shoot at any targets. So....Russians....or Pro-Russian separatists.#Scheme
if i were the leader of a country that shot down a commercial airliner, i would absolutely lie about it
thats all just jibberish. where are the stories?!
i would definitely enlist for the europe theater instead of the pacific theater. jungles, bamboo shoots up your nails, a million degrees all the time, deadly mosquitoes everywhere, woof.
I'm 29 and about to be 30 in September. I can't get drafted, right?
:cry:JFC. I mean, they shouldn't be showing that crap, right?
https://twitter.com/lifenews_ru
Ukraine President made a statement said they did not shoot at any targets. So....Russians....or Pro-Russian separatists.#Scheme
if i were the leader of a country that shot down a commercial airliner, i would absolutely lie about it
Ukraine President made a statement said they did not shoot at any targets. So....Russians....or Pro-Russian separatists.#Scheme
if i were the leader of a country that shot down a commercial airliner, i would absolutely lie about it
russia (russian supported militants) have been shooting at ukrainian planes for a bit now. they probably aren't the best trained, most disciplined combatants in the world.
:cry:JFC. I mean, they shouldn't be showing that crap, right?
https://twitter.com/lifenews_ru
charming hostels, old timey castles, friendly poor farmers with wine and cheese for you while you hide out in their barn? yeah i'll take all of that you got
23 americans on boardYup. WWIII it is.
Dutch passenger posted this before boarding MH17. Trans: "The plane in case it goes missing". RIP.
McCain emphasized that he doesn't know how the plane crashed, but also argued that if the incident was caused by pro-Russian separatists, as Ukrainian officials have claimed, then the violent situation on the Ukrainian-Russian border could require heightened intervention by the U.S.
"If, if - I keep emphasizing if - it was a missile that was launched either by Russia, or the quote separatists, which in my view are indivisible, this would have the most profound repercussions," he said.
Plane tragedy escalates the Ukraine conflict
"It would open the gates for us assisting, finally, giving the Ukrainians some defensive weapons (and) sanctions that would be imposed as a result of that. That would be the beginning."
QuoteDRAFT, DRAFT! DRAFT, DRAFT! clap clap, clapclapclap
Welp, get ready for same old escalation tactics. Step one, have a reason to come to aid of smaller country being occupied by rival country.
no one's going to war over this
Quit pitting this tread up dorks.:dubious: Where did you think this would go?
It's the perfect time to eff with us after we've switched our military over to an anti-insurgency force.
no one's going to war over this
no one's going to war over this
your definition of war?
it would have to be a pretty wild war for the the 490k active soldiers we already have to not be enough
So where we fighting this thing?
it would have to be a pretty wild war for the the 490k active soldiers we already have to not be enough
yeah there would have to be ground rules laid out such that nearly half a million soldiers would not get the job done. rules like "no airplanes", "no helmets", "pistols only", etc
"they'll be cryin in Lyon"
heard on the radio that there's supposed to be a recording that's been leaked of some russian separatist talking about his forces shooting down a plane. per the recording, they thought it to be a ukrainian transport plane, then realized it was civilian.
haven't tried to google yet, will do so now.
"they'll be cryin in Lyon"
:dubious:
"they'll be cryin in Lyon"
:dubious:
this is war spracne, we can pronounce it however we want
Is this war? I could've sworn it was Texas, with the way you bastardize native pronunciations.
"they'll be cryin in Lyon"
:dubious:
this is war spracne, we can pronounce it however we want
Is this war? I could've sworn it was Texas, with the way you bastardize native pronunciations.
"apparently sherron collins was drafted, because i saw him fighting in Nimes. i wish i had time to take a photo for beems"
heard on the radio that there's supposed to be a recording that's been leaked of some russian separatist talking about his forces shooting down a plane. per the recording, they thought it to be a ukrainian transport plane, then realized it was civilian.
haven't tried to google yet, will do so now.
The purported telephone intercepts have been posted to YouTube (Russian), as have past recordings of alleged conversations between rebels, some of whom are accused of being agents with Russian agents.
In the recordings, men nicknamed "Demon", "Mayor," and "Grek" panic and curse as they realize they've shot down a passenger plane and killed civilians, describing to each other the "bodies of women and children".
The authenticity of the recordings, however, cannot be confirmed.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/dorsey/howard-stern-fan-prank-calls-msnbc-during-live-malaysian-fli
:sdeek:
heard on the radio that there's supposed to be a recording that's been leaked of some russian separatist talking about his forces shooting down a plane. per the recording, they thought it to be a ukrainian transport plane, then realized it was civilian.
haven't tried to google yet, will do so now.
maybe a little more sketchy than the guy on the radio made it sound. also it's in russian.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5E8kDo2n6gQuoteThe purported telephone intercepts have been posted to YouTube (Russian), as have past recordings of alleged conversations between rebels, some of whom are accused of being agents with Russian agents.
In the recordings, men nicknamed "Demon", "Mayor," and "Grek" panic and curse as they realize they've shot down a passenger plane and killed civilians, describing to each other the "bodies of women and children".
The authenticity of the recordings, however, cannot be confirmed.
Geranin: I understand, crap.
Bezler: A plane has just been shot down. The Minera Group. It fell outside of Enakievo.
Geranin: The pilots. Where are the pilots?
Bezler: They went to search and photograph the downed plane. It's smoking...
Geranin: How many minutes ago?
Bezler: Somewhere around 30 minutes ago.
Greek: Yes, Major.
Mayor: so the Chernukhin guys shot down the plane. From the Chernukhino roadblock. The Cossacks, who were stationed at Chernukhino.
Greek: Who?
Mayor: The Chernukhino roadblock, the Cossaks who are stationed at Chernukhino.
Greek: Yes, Major.
Major: The plane fell into pieces in the air, in the area of the Petropavlovsky coal mine. The first "200", they found the first "200" ["200 is a Russian term referring to dead bodies--The Interpreter]. It's civilian.
Greek: So there are 200s?
Major: Yes. Civilians.
Greek: So what have you got?
Major: In short, a super-heavy civilian craft.
Greek: Understood. Are there a lot of people there?
Major: It's totally f****d. The pieces are falling right into yards.
Greek: What kind of aircraft?
Mayor: I haven't figured it out yet. I haven't been near the main part yet. I only started to see where the first bodies were falling. There are remains there of the internal struts, chairs, bodies.
Greek: Understood. Are there any weapons?
Mayor: Nothing at all. Civilian things, pieces of medicines, towels, toilet paper.
Greek: Are there any passports?
Mayor: Yes. There's an Indonesian student. From the University of Thompson, crap.
Fighter: Regarding that plane downed in the area of Snezhny-Torez.
Mykola Kozitsin: Yes.
Fighter: It turned out to be a passenger flight. It fell in the area of Grabovo, there is a sea of corpses of women and children. Now the Cossacks are looking at all this.
Fighter: They're broadcasting on TV that this is apparently an AN-26, a Ukrainian, a transport plane, but "Malaysian Airlines" is written on it. What was it doing on the territory of Ukraine?
M. Kozitsin: That means they were bringing in spies, I don't know. You see.
Fighter: Yes, sir.
M. Kozitsin: What the f**k were they flying in here for, there's a war on.
Fighter: I understand.
"apparently sherron collins was drafted, because i saw him fighting in Nimes. i wish i had time to take a photo for beems"
he was all "AIN'T NO DEFEATS!"
Damn news outlets always Russian to conclusions
Damn news outlets always Russian to conclusions
Damn news outlets always Russian to conclusions
:D
:lol:Damn news outlets always Russian to conclusions
:curse:
so this is the place where we are putin all the punsDamn news outlets always Russian to conclusions
:D
:)
just the good onesso this is the place where we are putin all the punsDamn news outlets always Russian to conclusions
:D
:)
putin/Russian pun already made today, FFS, ??????????????? ?? ?????????? ?????!well quit Stalin and make some new ones
putin/Russian pun already made today, FFS, ??????????????? ?? ?????????? ?????!well quit Stalin and make some new ones
these pun standards are getting more and more leninient by the day.
these pun standards are getting more and more leninient by the day.i would like to hear Paul Moscows thoughts on this matter
these pun standards are getting more and more leninient by the day.
Marx my words, no bad joke will go unPUNished :fatty:
these pun standards are getting more and more leninient by the day.
Marx my words, no bad joke will go unPUNished :fatty:
ivan to make one thing terribly clear: putin better chech himself before he wrecks himself. otherwise we'll send in arthur brown and ryan mueller to perform the greatest co-ssack of all time.
Nicethese pun standards are getting more and more leninient by the day.
Marx my words, no bad joke will go unPUNished :fatty:
ivan to make one thing terribly clear: putin better chech himself before he wrecks himself. otherwise we'll send in arthur brown and ryan mueller to perform the greatest co-ssack of all time.
boy this thread really petered out after this great post
Do you guys mind if I crash this party? Let's talk PUtiN!Umm, guys? :curse:
i weep for the future of this blog
This thread is about a tragedy, not a bunch of stupid puns by basement dwellers. A lot of insensitive bolshakov if you ask me.OK. Enough is enough. OK_cat just sent this crap over the line. Good grief.
Samara going to take this thread the wrong way.:jerk: crimea river
http://news.msn.com/world/woman-loses-relatives-in-2-malaysia-air-disasters
What are the chances? :frown:
Samara going to take this thread the wrong way.:jerk: crimea river
Samara going to take this thread the wrong way.:jerk: crimea river®
shut it down. we have reached the everest of this thread.
oh hey look it's spracne looking for validationSamara going to take this thread the wrong way.:jerk: crimea river®
shut it down. we have reached the everest of this thread.
The plum pun was first plucked on March 5, 2014 (yours truly).
Since then, _33 (3/18/14), seven (6/20/14) and now 'clams (7/18/14) have all eaten of its fruit.
Well guess what guys? JOKE'S TAKEN (https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs17.postimg.org%2Fmhb68eaj3%2Fyoucantsithere.jpg&hash=0cac4f7f4db3268674d7574d1ea0809a4b1bf899)
Samara going to take this thread the wrong way.:jerk: crimea river®
shut it down. we have reached the everest of this thread.
The plum pun was first plucked on March 5, 2014 (yours truly).
Since then, _33 (3/18/14), seven (6/20/14) and now 'clams (7/18/14) have all eaten of its fruit.
Well guess what guys? JOKE'S TAKEN (https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs17.postimg.org%2Fmhb68eaj3%2Fyoucantsithere.jpg&hash=0cac4f7f4db3268674d7574d1ea0809a4b1bf899)
During the Crimean crisis, Kiselyov once boasted on television that Russia remains “the only country in the world capable of turning the USA into radioactive dust.”
dont worry benja. lots of silly stuff gets said about going up against the best all the timeQuoteDuring the Crimean crisis, Kiselyov once boasted on television that Russia remains “the only country in the world capable of turning the USA into radioactive dust.”
what a dick!
dont worry benja. lots of silly stuff gets said about going up against the best all the timeQuoteDuring the Crimean crisis, Kiselyov once boasted on television that Russia remains “the only country in the world capable of turning the USA into radioactive dust.”
what a dick!
So... Black boxes are actually red?
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#mindblown
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So... Black boxes are actually red?
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#mindblown
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Lol, no. They're orange.
I'm thinking that for now, a good rule of thumb would be to not ride any airlines with a country in the name. Good lord. Sorry AA.
I'm thinking that for now, a good rule of thumb would be to not ride any airlines with a country in the name. Good lord. Sorry AA.
my sister and her bf are flying turkish airlines to istanbul next month.
luckily, flying into turkey brings one in proximity of ukraine, north africa and israel. maybe "sully" sullenberger is her cap'n, and he can hydroplane right across the mediterranean.
crashed :frown:
crashed :frown:
crap crashes in africa daily. This isn't even news.
Batt BcKee.True story. SdK is colorblind and sees nothing but dots
What number do you see here.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcolorvisiontesting.com%2Fimages%2Fplate%25209%2520%2520%2520%2520%252057.jpg&hash=2d7ad1633f09a0872c49cbfe897edf03de5f262c)
Batt BcKee.True story. SdK is colorblind and sees nothing but dots
What number do you see here.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcolorvisiontesting.com%2Fimages%2Fplate%25209%2520%2520%2520%2520%252057.jpg&hash=2d7ad1633f09a0872c49cbfe897edf03de5f262c)
Batt BcKee.True story. SdK is colorblind and sees nothing but dots
What number do you see here.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcolorvisiontesting.com%2Fimages%2Fplate%25209%2520%2520%2520%2520%252057.jpg&hash=2d7ad1633f09a0872c49cbfe897edf03de5f262c)
me too, but i am thinking this may be one of those trick ones that makes everyone think they are colorblind
it's 57
I can see 57 plus some additional brighter green colored dots that make it look like some other numbers might be possible.
i see a sailboatNope Scooner
:alleyoop:Was expecting a "You dumb bastard a scooner is a sailboat" :lol:
I think those different colored green dots are a red herring. 57 doe.
I think those different colored green dots are a red herring. 57 doe.
Some people aren't completely color blind and can see the difference between some colors but not others, so I thought those people might see a different number.
When I was set to join the Navy, I had go take a colorblind test. I only got 4 of the 14 right. I am colorblind.
When I was set to join the Navy, I had go take a colorblind test. I only got 4 of the 14 right. I am colorblind.
You probably shouldn't be driving. Too dangerous.
did not know this
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/war_stories/2014/07/the_vincennes_downing_of_iran_air_flight_655_the_united_states_tried_to.html
A lot of people ITT don't understand what colorblind means.
A lot of people ITT don't understand what colorblind means.
MH370=MH17 ? WhoaA lot of people ITT don't understand what colorblind means.
A lot of people ITT don't understand that the US stole MH370, killed everyone, then shot it down over Ukraine to start WW3...
Plane crash at KC downtown, nice fire.
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Plane crash at KC downtown, nice fire.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2883651/U-S-military-shot-MH370-thought-hacked-used-terror-attack-claims-former-airline-boss.html
very odd, engines are both still going, control surfaces seem intact. Be interesting to see the cause. If the pilot was consciously trying to avoid that apartment building though, he deserves a medal.
very odd, engines are both still going
very odd, engines are both still going
just because they're spinning doesn't mean they were generating thrust
very odd, engines are both still going
just because they're spinning doesn't mean they were generating thrust
av boards are saying it appears to be a stall
The last communication from one of the aircraft’s pilots was “Mayday Mayday engine flameout”, according to an air traffic control recording on liveatc.net.
A flameout occurs when the fuel supply to the engine is interrupted or when there is faulty combustion, resulting in an engine failure.
Man, whoever was in that car is going to steal the light at the next party. "Oh ya? Well I swerved past a crashing plane. What else do you have?"
Man, whoever was in that car is going to steal the light at the next party. "Oh ya? Well I swerved past a crashing plane. What else do you have?"
Man, whoever was in that car is going to steal the light at the next party. "Oh ya? Well I swerved past a crashing plane. What else do you have?"
Yeah, the odds of that guy driving that car getting clipped by the airplane is insane. I love how he turns his hazards on after he gets hit.
that is amazing. terrifyingly amazing.
that is amazing. terrifyingly amazing.
Wife: "Honey, how was your day at work today?"
Husband: "Oh pretty good. Little rainy on the way home. Got hit by the wing of a jumbo jet. Not much else though."
Flying is kinda scary when you break it down you guys.
Flying is kinda scary when you break it down you guys.
Here's how I break it down. If I suddenly fall at a given moment, what will likely happen to me? If I suddenly fall while I'm walking, for example, I'll likely just have minor pain for a very brief moment with no lasting damage to my body at all. Is this kinda scary? No, not really. Now, suppose that I am flying in a plane. That means that I'm way up in the air, going really fast. If I suddenly fall, I will smash into the ground SUPER hard and likely die from getting crushed by the immense impact or perhaps even burn or get shredded to death due to an explosion. And, you're exactly right, now that I've broken it down, I can see that flying is indeed kinda scary to think about.
went alright. dude's car got a little dinged up
another view
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJNAx4BsUtE
another view
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJNAx4BsUtE
I like how both the car with the camera and the delivery van just keep on driving
another view
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJNAx4BsUtE
I like how both the car with the camera and the delivery van just keep on driving
They are probably somewhere with insane work ethic/culture. "Wow that crash looked terrible, but I am sure as hell not going to be late to work"
8 minute descent. ugh.
Flight 4U9525 disappeared off the radar at around 11.20am, Le Figaro reported. The plane dropped from 11,500 metres to 2,100 metres (38,000ft to 7,000ft) in nine minutes between 10.31am and 10.40am, air radar services said. Initial reports said a distress call was made by the pilots at 10.47am but French authorities later said this was not the case.
If it ain't Boeing, I ain't going.
they're saying it was intentional..co-pilot waited until captain went to bathroom, locked cockpit, and flew the plane into the mountain.
ugh
You've got to raise a red flag on the whole "pilot suicide" scenario when "suicide" means that 150 plus other people die with you.
The background of the pilot(s) must be completely investigated and I am sure they are and will do that.
I just did a refresh on Egypt 990 and was reminded of the massive cover-up by the Egyptian government that went all the way to the top.
in the us, a stewardess is required in the cabin when one of the pilots leaves it.
in the us, a stewardess is required in the cabin when one of the pilots leaves it.
and another one blocks the front of the plane with the massive drink cart (I don't know if this is a requirement but they always do it)
i could not believe the captain could not get back in the cockpit, unbelievable
This pilot mass-murder/suicide has happened three times now in just the last 5 years. I guess making sure at least two people are always in the cockpit is a good start, but damn, there has got to be a better way to guard against this crap while still protecting against hijackings.
Just have the pilots wear diapers. Low tech solution.
I forget, didn't the EgyptAir guy slit his copilots throat?
in the us, a stewardess is required in the cabin when one of the pilots leaves it.
and another one blocks the front of the plane with the massive drink cart (I don't know if this is a requirement but they always do it)
not always :horrorsurprise:
why not give both pilots a key to the cockpit? I guess getting locked out of the cockpit is a pretty random thing, but I mean, so are all terrorist attacks.
why not give both pilots a key to the cockpit? I guess getting locked out of the cockpit is a pretty random thing, but I mean, so are all terrorist attacks.
Because then the terrorist could attack the pilot while he is out of the cockpit and take his key?
the on board computer should have a trigger that actives controls to someone outside the cockpit, like the air traffic controller when a rapid descent like that happens. like some guy goes nuts and tries to run the plane into a mountain but as soon as he drops that bad boy too much and doesnt respond, the computer lets him stop controlling the plane.
im sure thats possible with technology these days.
If the control center could override planes they would become the ultimate target.Die Hard 2: Die Harder(?)
If the control center could override planes they would become the ultimate target.
Good grief. Militarize every commercial flight? It is a wonder some of you muster the courage to leave your bedroom every day.
How complicated could it be? Only 90,000 flights a day to be RC'd by some air traffic controllers.They would fly themselves, obviously.
I know, because some sort of remote guidance (like autopilot) that can be activated in the event of a terrorist act is the same as remotely piloting 90,000 commerical flights a day.
There arent remotely close to 90,000 commercial flights a day in the US.
A locked out pilot has a memorized code to get back in the cockpit, but it takes a minute or so to override, thus giving pilot(s) inside time to barricade the door in case of terrorism. Bathrooms inside cockpit would be great, but purchasing or remodeling an entire fleet of airliners would skyrocket costs. USA must have two personnel inside cockpit at any time, but not all governments have same rules (Germany). This still doesn't prevent one pilot from overpowering another via deadly force.
Remote flying of planes is already being researched and investigated. However, what happens when a remote pilot goes off the reservation? Or the computer system gets hacked? Who has oversight/authority over foreign inbound/outbound flights?
Agree. I think that he did try to barricade the door.
Sorry, I didn't do a very good job of conveying, but I was implying that there is no easy/cost effective answer. Otherwise I believe at least one of the really smart aerospace/business/government, etc bodies would have already implemented it.
I'm not sure for the slow decent, but there may be some sort of override for flap angle vs speed/altitude?? I believe they were saying on the radio that in the Egypt air incident that they discovered that one flap was X degrees up while the other was X degrees down, which can only be done with >50 pounds of opposing pressure on the sticks. ie one pilot yanking up to level out, and one pushing down to crash. Not sure of what all physical/electrical overrides exist.
Don't want to freak you out SD, but this website is pretty crazy. Can even hear voice recorder conversations on some of the flights. Last words are ominous..
http://www.planecrashinfo.com/ (http://www.planecrashinfo.com/)
we don't fly drone strikes from the US smh
OB_Won seems like a good poster and should post more (not gEing):blush: Thanks, but i'm actually pretty bad at gE. Still too much residual midwestern tuck in me I guess.
Don't want to freak you out SD, but this website is pretty crazy. Can even hear voice recorder conversations on some of the flights. Last words are ominous..
http://www.planecrashinfo.com/ (http://www.planecrashinfo.com/)
Date: August 27, 2014 Time: 1900
Location: Las Cruces, New Mexico
Operator: Amigos Aviation / Elite Medical Transport
AC Type: Cessna 421C Golden Eagle
Reg: N51RX cn: 421C0871
Aboard: 4 Fatalities: 4 Ground: 0
Route: Las Cruces - Phoenix
Details: The twin engine aircraft had just left the Las Cruces Airport at a low altitude when it crashed and burst into flames. All aboard including a flight paramedic, flight nurse , patient and pilot were killed. The plane was refueled with jet fuel instead of aviation gasoline.
no but admittedly I don't know a whole lot about our drone flight paths, because why the eff would anyonewe don't fly drone strikes from the US smh
Sarcasm?
According to the Washington Post, as of September 2011, around 30 Predator and Reaper drones were operating under CIA direction in the Afghanistan/Pakistan area of operations. The drones are flown by United States Air Force pilots located at an unnamed base in the United States
it isnt about killing the most people FWIW.
The Boeing 777 along with other Boeing models, can in fact be flown remotely through the use of independent embedded software and satellite communication. Once this advanced system is engaged, it can disallow any pilot or potential hijacker from controlling a plane, as the rooted setup uses digital signals that communicate with air traffic control, satellite links, as well as other government entities for the remainder of a flight’s journey.
This technology is known as the Boeing Honeywell 'Uninterruptible’ Autopilot System.
The mere existence of this technology would most certainly provide the final piece to a number of seemingly unsolved airline disaster puzzles in recent years…
“The “uninterruptible” autopilot would be activated – either by pilots, by onboard sensors, or even remotely via radio or satellite links by government agencies like the Central Intelligence Agency, if terrorists attempt to gain control of a flight deck.”
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The Boeing Uninterruptible Autopilot (BUAP), is a system designed to take control of a commercial aircraft away from the pilot or flight crew, chiefly in the event of a hijacking, and allow the craft to be remotely controlled to a landing at a designated airstrip. The action can be initiated either by crew or by government entities on the ground.
The patent for the system was awarded in 2006.
Would a drone pilot have emergency landed on the hudson and saved hundreds of lives k-s-u?
Would a drone pilot have emergency landed on the hudson and saved hundreds of lives k-s-u?
chew on this mind bender-
design an unhackable computer program that flies the planes from a computer located on a satellite based on the moon. the computer program is monitored by a robot developed by a combined team of data scientists from Apple, Android, and Xbox. the robot is controlled by actual pilots who are located at NORAD in Colorado Springs
I got the idea after watching war games, it's a great "idea" motivator type movie
Would a drone pilot have emergency landed on the hudson and saved hundreds of lives k-s-u?
In serious answer to your question, it's unlikely that a drone pilot could or would have taken over control in such a situation at low altitude right after takeoff. Simply not enough time.
The drone tech could have avoided disasters at higher altitude and longer flight time, such as the Germanwings and Air Egypt and Malaysia Airlines suicides, the 9/11 hijackings, and the Air France and Air Asia (likely) weather related pilot errors. But that's still a lot of crashes that could have been avoided and about 4k lives saved?
there really are no pilots in my scenario, they're actually just actors pretending to be pilots
Would a drone pilot have emergency landed on the hudson and saved hundreds of lives k-s-u?
Save your breath wetwillie. It's all just a video game to these dronetards.
The idea of preventing pilot error crashes is completely ridiculous, considering the cause of a crash isnt known until after the fact.
Once there was a problem. All the "experts" couldn't solve it. They made excuses and couldn't see the obvious solution.
All it took was a little common sense and a message board to figure it out.
WAKE UP AVIATION INDUSTRY!
I think you meant that John Cusack movie, not Training Day
Pushing TinI think you meant that John Cusack movie, not Training Day
i didn't get the training day reference either
Pushing TinI think you meant that John Cusack movie, not Training Day
i didn't get the training day reference either
chew on this mind bender-
design an unhackable computer program that flies the planes from a computer located on a satellite based on the moon. the computer program is monitored by a robot developed by a combined team of data scientists from Apple, Android, and Xbox. the robot is controlled by actual pilots who are located at NORAD in Colorado Springs
I got the idea after watching war games, it's a great "idea" motivator type movie
What if the pilots were children? Like on Ender's Game. Or wildly talented problem drinkers, like on Training Day? Best of both worlds.
Yeah the cockpit voice recorder had passengers screaming on it too. Also the pilot saying "Open the damn door."apparently he took an axe to it but couldn't get in
thats awful. havent followed the story much but how long was the nose dive?
seems like a lot of time to get the door open. rough ridin' craziesthats awful. havent followed the story much but how long was the nose dive?
wasnt really a nose dive. steady descent 37000 feet in 8 minutes
Yeah, they tried that, 'slim. Like a lot and with an axe.yeah, i know those doors are pretty much non penetrable obviously there needs to be a safety regulation put in place
Do they have video of this mad man just chilling as the plane goes down? I'd like to see how crazy he is.
http://www.businessinsider.com/captain-of-germanwings-plane-tried-to-break-into-cockpit-with-axe-2015-3:sdeek:
http://www.businessinsider.com/captain-of-germanwings-plane-tried-to-break-into-cockpit-with-axe-2015-3
act of terror imohttp://www.businessinsider.com/captain-of-germanwings-plane-tried-to-break-into-cockpit-with-axe-2015-3
that's ridiculous
A spokeswoman for Lufthansa, which owns Germanwings, said on Friday the airline would not comment on the state of health of the pilot.
uhhh yeah...he dead
Business insider is just a click bait websiteyou dont say
I'M THE SMARTEST GUY IN THE ROOM!!!Business insider is just a click bait websiteyou dont say
:Rusty:Business insider is just a click bait websiteyou dont say
I'M THE SMARTEST GUY IN THE ROOM!!!
In light of the Germanwings flight crash last month, the German aviation authority has urged the industry to create a technology that will allow air traffic controllers to override a pilot’s commands and take over the aircraft in emergency situations.
“We have to think past today’s technology,” Klaus Dieter Scheurle, head of the Deutsche Flugsicherung air traffic control authority said at a press conference on Wednesday, as he urged the aviation industry to develop a reliable remote control system for commercial aircraft.
The idea emerges following the tragedy of Germanwings Flight 9525 on March 24, where co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked himself in in the cockpit and deliberately crashed the aircraft in the French Alps, killing all 150 people onboard.
Would a drone pilot have emergency landed on the hudson and saved hundreds of lives k-s-u?
In serious answer to your question, it's unlikely that a drone pilot could or would have taken over control in such a situation at low altitude right after takeoff. Simply not enough time.
The drone tech could have avoided disasters at higher altitude and longer flight time, such as the Germanwings and Air Egypt and Malaysia Airlines suicides, the 9/11 hijackings, and the Air France and Air Asia (likely) weather related pilot errors. But that's still a lot of crashes that could have been avoided and about 4k lives saved?
Our drone techs are going to be saving german, egyptian, and malaysian planes too? maybe clams was on to something with the moon satellite.
Saw a story that the flight computer actually put the plane in the perfect angle of attack for a soft landing and all that Sully actually did was line it up on the river. If he would have tried the landing on his own it probably would not have turned out so well.Would a drone pilot have emergency landed on the hudson and saved hundreds of lives k-s-u?
In serious answer to your question, it's unlikely that a drone pilot could or would have taken over control in such a situation at low altitude right after takeoff. Simply not enough time.
The drone tech could have avoided disasters at higher altitude and longer flight time, such as the Germanwings and Air Egypt and Malaysia Airlines suicides, the 9/11 hijackings, and the Air France and Air Asia (likely) weather related pilot errors. But that's still a lot of crashes that could have been avoided and about 4k lives saved?
the plane could have secretly landed on an island then removed the flaperon and dumped in the ocean to cover their tracks
the plane could have secretly landed on an island then removed the flaperon and dumped in the ocean to cover their tracks
What island would be small enough to hide that, yet have a runway big enough? Genuinely asking, not being snarky.
WackyI know, I know, but TMZ did RT it.
An intentional depressurization would have been an obvious way—and probably the only way—to subdue a potentially unruly cabin in an airplane that was going to remain in flight for hours to come. In the cabin, the effect would have gone unnoticed but for the sudden appearance of the drop-down oxygen masks and perhaps the cabin crew’s use of the few portable units of similar design. None of those cabin masks was intended for more than about 15 minutes of use during emergency descents to altitudes below 13,000 feet; they would have been of no value at all cruising at 40,000 feet. The cabin occupants would have become incapacitated within a couple of minutes, lost consciousness, and gently died without any choking or gasping for air. The scene would have been dimly lit by the emergency lights, with the dead belted into their seats, their faces nestled in the worthless oxygen masks dangling on tubes from the ceiling.