Malaysia Airlines

[felix rex]

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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[Institutional Control]

Luked?

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/465557/Malaysian-plane-20-on-board-worked-for-ELECTRONIC-WARFARE-and-radar-defence-company

[Gooch]

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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Porn jokes!

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

Luked?

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/465557/Malaysian-plane-20-on-board-worked-for-ELECTRONIC-WARFARE-and-radar-defence-company

 

[michigancat]

dax posted that a long time ago IIRC

[felix rex]

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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Porn jokes!

I'm just passing along what a contact at the Canadian embassy told me.


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[AbeFroman]

I don't know about you guys but I'm over this mystery. It's getting pretty boring since nobody can figure anything out. Best bet is to just file this in with Amelia Earhart and maybe revisit it in 60 years

[Cire]

They let B2's land at Diego Garcia, those guys have got to be watching everything in that part of the world.

[everyone shut up]

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.

[pissclams]

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. 

[Dr Rick Daris]

 

[pissclams]

hey everyone shut up, might be time to plead the 5th

[Mikeyis4dcats]

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/

[steve dave]

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 could do it. and with much less obviousness. you could also steal a cessna and nobody other than the owner and his insurance company would give a crap.

[AbeFroman]

Instead of using a bomb to destroy a plane, they use the plane to make a bomb. That's some next level terrorism crap right there.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

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.

[steve dave]

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.

I misspoke, the theory is fine. The plan is stupid.

[Spracne]

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

[ew2x4]

Probably luked, but I thought this theory was interesting-

http://keithledgerwood.tumblr.com/post/79838944823/did-malaysian-airlines-370-disappear-using-sia68-sq68

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

Kinda weird that we're more than 10 days past the disappearance, and new information is still coming out that you'd think they should have known a lot sooner. Like "oh by the way, you know that turn the jet made around the time the pilot made his last voice transmission? That turn was programmed into the computer. You think that might be important? Welp, anyway, thats what happened. If I remember anything else I'll send you a text."

[mocat]

did you guys know that the black box stops transmitting after 30 days? it has already been 12 days at this point

[Cire]

there are people who know what happened.  they are releasing info that has been heavily vetted by all authorities to be harmless.

[Trim]

[Dugout DickStone]

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?

['taterblast]

there are people who know what happened.  they are releasing info that has been heavily vetted by all authorities to be harmless.

oh yeah HOW DO YOU KNOW HUH