A Malaysian flight carrying 239 Missing

[Rogue]

http://news.yahoo.com/malaysia-airlines-hunts-missing-plane-carrying-239-022306014.html

Jinxed by the Bitches' Day, tbh

[Jacob1983]

Well, I hope it wasn't like that one flight that left Brazil and lost radio contact and literally fell from the sky. Terrible way to die in my opinion. I'm a pessimist but I would love to see some survivors in this story. Where is Denzel?

[Biernutz]

That plane from Brazil was a Airbus that had a frozen airspeed indicator. This one was a Boeing 777 and
is supposed to be one of the safest planes made with a good safety record.

[The Reckoning]

shit i've flown on that airlines and stayed in KL a couple of times. it's a really nice airline tbh...

[Wild Cobra]

Interesting.

Two stolen passports of people not on the flight, but on it...

[Relevancy]

terrorist attack? How can a plane disappear? don't they scan their location?

[Sybok]

That plane from Brazil was a Airbus that had a frozen airspeed indicator. This one was a Boeing 777 and
is supposed to be one of the safest planes made with a good safety record.

Records are made to be broken.

[Sybok]

terrorist attack? How can a plane disappear? don't they scan their location?

If you've ever flown over an ocean you'd know that there's a lot of water to cover to find one relatively small plane (probably only pieces), plus they don't radar planes the entire trip. They keep radio coms but when they lose that, there's no tower monitoring radar to see the plane disappear.

[djohn2oo8]

^It's a big plane, but I get your point.

[Relevancy]

If you've ever flown over an ocean you'd know that there's a lot of water to cover to find one relatively small plane (probably only pieces), plus they don't radar planes the entire trip. They keep radio coms but when they lose that, there's no tower monitoring radar to see the plane disappear.I always try to get the seat farthest away from the window, too pussy to look outside tbh

[Rogue]

If you've ever flown over an ocean you'd know that there's a lot of water to cover to find one relatively small plane (probably only pieces), plus they don't radar planes the entire trip. They keep radio coms but when they lose that, there's no tower monitoring radar to see the plane disappear.
they should've restricted the searching area along the line of the oil trace. The pilot knew the plane was gonna crash so he discharged the oil before the plant hit the water, which means the plane shouldn't be too far away from the oil trace. The trace points to the direction where the plane was heading, but it's quite obvious the yellows are too dumb to figure it out tbh.

[Rogue]

I bet that if the UN promise to grant the country which's first to find the crashed plane the right to claim the entire South China sea, the plane would be found within an hour from now, tbh. The biggest irony is that all those countries want to claim the sea but they can't even find a fucking plane within what they think as their own water territory, which's pathetic.

[Sybok]

they should've restricted the searching area along the line of the oil trace. The pilot knew the plane was gonna crash so he discharged the oil before the plant hit the water, which means the plane shouldn't be too far away from the oil trace. The trace points to the direction where the plane was heading, but it's quite obvious the yellows are too dumb to figure it out tbh.

Traces drift with the current, so it's hard to know their location and if you're off as much as 500 feet you totally change the cone.

[Sybok]

I always try to get the seat farthest away from the window, too pussy to look outside tbh

I fly so much that I generally get an isle seat if I am pushed for time, or a window seat if I want to sleep. I don't look out much.

[Bulaien999]

What's this passport part of the story... think it really it's the cause?? Will we ever know??

[TSA]

Bunch of pilots/airmen in this thread. Very interesting.

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1600556_Breaking_News___Malaysia_Aircraft_Missing_ Enroute_to_Bejing.html&page=14

[Lincoln]

What's this passport part of the story... think it really it's the cause?? Will we ever know??

A lot of people are saying it's linked with terrorism but IMO human trafficking is just as likely especially from this part of the world (Southeast Asia). It would be smarter for them to go through a connecting airport in a different country(Beijing) rather than straight to the destination country (Europe etc) bc of how they check passports during boarding/exiting.


There are reports that the plane might've turned backwards so for all we know they s&r may be looking in the wrong part of the ocean

[Lincoln]

I guess you can pretty much rule out survivors/plane landing somewhere. In this day in age, 2-3 days without communication is an eternity and even if survivors survived the initial crash, could they really last this long in open waters?

[djohn2oo8]

I guess you can pretty much rule out survivors/plane landing somewhere. In this day in age, 2-3 days without communication is an eternity and even if survivors survived the initial crash, could they really last this long in open waters?
Nope. Also, didn't they find the plane leaking oil?

[djohn2oo8]

There still should have been a distress call.

[Wild Cobra]

Nope. Also, didn't they find the plane leaking oil?
I seriously doubt the "oil slick" sighted was from the plane. There wouldn't be enough hydraulic fluid to be that large, and fuel wouldn't be as visible.

[Lincoln]

any chance the plane blew up in midair?

[djohn2oo8]

any chance the plane blew up in midair?
Most likely, but why are cell phones still ringing?

[Lincoln]

Most likely, but why are cell phones still ringing?

?

I guess i should read up some more.

[djohn2oo8]

?

I guess i should read up some more.

A Chinese family successfully rang the mobile phone of a passenger on board Malaysia Airlines plane MH370 which is still missing after it lost contact with the ground on Saturday.
A video clip of a man dialing the number of his elder brother was shown on Beijing Television's news bulletin. The call got connected, but no one picked up.
The man, who did not give his name, spoke to reporters at a Malaysia Airlines briefing in Beijing. He claimed that he made a total of three calls, but no one answered.
Desperate family members have asked Malaysia Airlines to use satellite technology to pick up the mobile phone signals of passengers before their phones run out of batteries.


- See more at: http://www.stasiareport.com/the-big-story/asia-report/china/story/missing-malaysia-airlines-plane-family-chinese-passenger-says-#sthash.9fRIOO1E.dpuf

http://www.stasiareport.com/the-big-story/asia-report/china/story/missing-malaysia-airlines-plane-family-chinese-passenger-says-


Could be fake, but Idk.

[djohn2oo8]

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[Wild Cobra]

any chance the plane blew up in midair?
I doubt it. The news accounts show no debris yet. Some floating debris should have been spotted by now. I will assume the two or more with stolen passports took over the plane, flew under the radar, turned off the trackers, and landed or crash landed it on land someplace.

[Suspect]

Most likely, but why are cell phones still ringing?
those otterboxes are durable as hell bruh

[baseline bum]

http://www.stasiareport.com/the-big-story/asia-report/china/story/missing-malaysia-airlines-plane-family-chinese-passenger-says-


Could be fake, but Idk.

Nigga probably left it at the hotel tbh.

[Rogue]

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they were obviously terrorists and it's a legit terrorist attack, which coincides with the knife slaughter that took place just a few days prior. they attacked the plane's electronic-controlling system using computer virus, with the purpose of taking control of the plane and launching a terrorist attack on beijing in a way similar to 9/11, but their technology turned out to be insufficient to accomplish such a mission. They paralyzed the plane and caused it to dive in the sea. There're prudent security checks at the airport but it's basically impossible to keep all passengers under check when the plane is already in the sky imho. Terrorists could sneak into the plane's controlling unit and upload the virus into the plane from an iphone, a laptop or shit. This case marks the start of a new age of hijack/terrorist attack imho, they no longer need guns or bombs to hijack a plane.

[Thread]

The insurance carriers always pays for the time elapse from first lethal crisis to death. This sounds like a doozy.

[djohn2oo8]

US statement as per Reuters:

The United States extensively reviewed imagery taken by American spy satellites for evidence of a mid-air explosion, but saw none at all, an authoritative U.S. government source said. The source described U.S. satellite coverage of the region as thorough.

[TDMVPDPOY]

i dont think they screen luggage at the weigh in,

u can just dock ur luggage and not board the plane...

[apalisoc_9]

Sadly, the plane might have crashed at angle not allowing it to float. What's even worse is that, it's possible that every single passenger is with the plane deep in the ocean/sea..making it extremely difficult to find.

I know this is going to be a really dumb question, but can phones be called even if it's sinked in water or does it get broke if it stays long enough in water?

[Bill_Brasky]

^when you call an international number or a number that's traveling, you hear the normal ring a couple of times, then once the signal reaches the person you're trying to call the ring tone changes based on whatever region the phone is in.

[Wild Cobra]

those otterboxes are durable as hell bruh
Still, the only way they are going to work inside the aircraft so far away from land is if it has a cell repeater inside. Once the plane no longer functions, they would be too far from a tower. If this is fact, it could be what I suggested. They flew under radar and landed, or attempted to land elsewhere.

[Wild Cobra]

Sadly, the plane might have crashed at angle not allowing it to float. What's even worse is that, it's possible that every single passenger is with the plane deep in the ocean/sea..making it extremely difficult to find.

I know this is going to be a really dumb question, but can phones be called even if it's sinked in water or does it get broke if it stays long enough in water?
I would think it's possible they attempted to belly land the plane on water, and it sunk. That would explain no floating debris found yet.

[Wild Cobra]

^when you call an international number or a number that's traveling, you hear the normal ring a couple of times, then once the signal reaches the person you're trying to call the ring tone changes based on whatever region the phone is in.
Even domestic calls do that sometimes.

[Robz4000]

Terrorist attack imo, or some shit similar to the Langoliers...

[FYM]

Terrorist attack imo, or some shit similar to the Langoliers...

if it was a terrorist attack it would have been revendicated now...

[apalisoc_9]

So apparently the waters the plane could have possibly crashed into is only 200m deep.

Anyone know if they are searching under water? or is it already detectable with radar, sonar etc?

[TDMVPDPOY]

Terrorist attack imo, or some shit similar to the Langoliers...

if it was, some group wouldve come out with a 15min media attention claiming responsible...

[Wild Cobra]

So apparently the waters the plane could have possibly crashed into is only 200m deep.

Anyone know if they are searching under water? or is it already detectable with radar, sonar etc?
I read someplace the black box has an ultrasonic beacon, which makes it locatable, but you still have to be within so many miles to puck it up.

[Wild Cobra]

if it was, some group wouldve come out with a 15min media attention claiming responsible...
Depends on the reason why, and which group.

[apalisoc_9]

if it was, some group wouldve come out with a 15min media attention claiming responsible...

Who knows..These airlines might claim terrorist attack to save their assess.

[Rogue]

So apparently the waters the plane could have possibly crashed into is only 200m deep.

Anyone know if they are searching under water? or is it already detectable with radar, sonar etc?
they're surely searching under water otherwise what the hell do you think the need the missile destroyers for? they don't need to dive into the water to search it imho

[apalisoc_9]

yeah I'm a bit ignorant with these kind of technologies that's why I asked.

[The Gemini Method]

Motherf#$kin aliens be snatchin up planes, bruh.

[Wild Cobra]

Motherf#$kin aliens be snatchin up planes, bruh.

I see the trolls have come out of the woodwork.

[Lincoln]

I read someplace the black box has an ultrasonic beacon, which makes it locatable, but you still have to be within so many miles to puck it up.

Tbh maybe there's a way we could triangulate det position? If only we had some clues such as shadows from the sun

[The Gemini Method]

I see the trolls have come out of the woodwork.

Yeah, because I spend most of my time on here trolling--anyhow, it is an interesting case although it is a tad different than the Air France Brazil/Paris flight that disappeared for 5 days in that the AF flight was finally located near a underwater mountain range vastly deeper than where the Air Malaysia flight was last heard from. The technology has gotten better and though it is probably not going to be a great outcome, hopefully they can find the black box/voice recorder and find out what truly happened. They have what? 30 days before the ping of the black box/VR signal goes offline?

[Bill_Brasky]

Tbh maybe there's a way we could triangulate det position? If only we had some clues such as shadows from the sun

Maybe a nearby flaglot for a reference point?

[The Gemini Method]

Perhaps they should look at land base areas instead of solely based in the ocean...

[Lincoln]

Yeah, because I spend most of my time on here trolling--anyhow, it is an interesting case although it is a tad different than the Air France Brazil/Paris flight that disappeared for 5 days in that the AF flight was finally located near a underwater mountain range vastly deeper than where the Air Malaysia flight was last heard from. The technology has gotten better and though it is probably not going to be a great outcome, hopefully they can find the black box/voice recorder and find out what truly happened. They have what? 30 days before the ping of the black box/VR signal goes offline?

Iirc they found the black box to the AF crash like 2 years
After the initial crash

[Wild Cobra]

Tbh maybe there's a way we could triangulate det position? If only we had some clues such as shadows from the sun
Now we really have trolls!

I was joking about the last one.

Lincoln, do you like having the IQ of a troll?

[Wild Cobra]

Maybe a nearby flaglot for a reference point?
Another poster with the IQ of a troll...

This place is sad.

Spurstalk is definitely on a downward slide.

[Wild Cobra]

Perhaps they should look at land base areas instead of solely based in the ocean...
I think they should. Who knew how long they might have flown under the radar.

[Lincoln]

Another poster with the IQ of a troll...

This place is sad.

Spurstalk is definitely on a downward slide.

You're right, more of us should stalk and triangulate girls and scare them off because they aren't "impressed" by our "skills"

[The Gemini Method]

Iirc they found the black box to the AF crash like 2 years
After the initial crash

Was it due to the pinging of the boxes? I don't recall. I remember seeing the episode of Air Disasters (a great show if you're into things like airplane crashes and their causes...like the cargo door shitty design that doomed a Turkish Airlines' crash in the 70's Lockheed L-110 TriStar) but I don't recall if they found it because of dumb luck or they were able to ping it. Whatever the case, this is an interesting one being that the Boeing 777 is supposed to be one of the more safer airplanes out there.

[Bill_Brasky]

Another poster with the IQ of a troll...

This place is sad.

Spurstalk is definitely on a downward slide.

And you're still around because.....

[Bill_Brasky]

Was it due to the pinging of the boxes? I don't recall. I remember seeing the episode of Air Disasters (a great show if you're into things like airplane crashes and their causes...like the cargo door shitty design that doomed a Turkish Airlines' crash in the 70's Lockheed L-110 TriStar) but I don't recall if they found it because of dumb luck or they were able to ping it. Whatever the case, this is an interesting one being that the Boeing 777 is supposed to be one of the more safer airplanes out there.
Nah, the ping stops after ~30 days. They had to calculate the position and yeah, I think it kind of was lucky that they found it.

[The Gemini Method]

Nah, the ping stops after ~30 days. They had to calculate the position and yeah, I think it kind of was lucky that they found it.

I figured it was 30 days--that doesn't give search teams enough time and so an ocean crash is always that more difficult. Not that any crash is easy. I was amazed that there was another crash in Queens, NY like right after 9/11. Sad time for the families and hopefully they'll find closure to this tragic event.

[Blake]

I imagine right about now they're wondering why a polar bear is on the island

[Blake]

Or is that too soon

[The Gemini Method]

I imagine right about now they're wondering why a polar bear is on the island

Not sure I get this--what do you mean, Mr. Blake?

[Spur|n|Austin]

Not sure I get this--what do you mean, Mr. Blake?

LOST

[djohn2oo8]

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[The Gemini Method]

LOST

Ohhhhhh. I didn't watch that series.

[djohn2oo8]

Police were tonight probing a mystery Iranian called "Mr Ali” who bought the tickets for passengers who used stolen passports on the missing Malaysian plane.


"Mr Ali” purchased the flights from a travel agent after insisting he wanted "cheap” tickets.


There was still no sign of the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 which has disappeared without trace.


Authorities admitted the incident was an "unprecedented mystery” as they struggled to make any headway in the investigation.


The FBI became involved when a Thai travel agent admitted she had arranged the travel for an Iranian customer she only knew as "Mr Ali.”


Grand Horizon travel agency owner Benjaporn Krutnait said she had been asked to book inexpensive flights for Europe on March the 1st.


Eventually she purchased the two tickets for the doomed flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and on to Amsterdam.

[Mugen]

Police were tonight probing a mystery Iranian called "Mr Ali” who bought the tickets for passengers who used stolen passports on the missing Malaysian plane.


"Mr Ali” purchased the flights from a travel agent after insisting he wanted "cheap” tickets.


There was still no sign of the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 which has disappeared without trace.


Authorities admitted the incident was an "unprecedented mystery” as they struggled to make any headway in the investigation.


The FBI became involved when a Thai travel agent admitted she had arranged the travel for an Iranian customer she only knew as "Mr Ali.”


Grand Horizon travel agency owner Benjaporn Krutnait said she had been asked to book inexpensive flights for Europe on March the 1st.


Eventually she purchased the two tickets for the doomed flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and on to Amsterdam.

Case closed tbh.

[djohn2oo8]

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[Trainwreck2100]

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Damn these guys are supposed to be supported by oil guess.

[Rogue]

every terrorist attack can be tracked back to Islam :lmao

[SupremeGuy]

every terrorist attack can be tracked back to Islam :lmaoNot a coincidence, tbh.

[djohn2oo8]

One of the most eerie rumors came after a few relatives said they were able to call the cellphones of their loved ones or find them on a Chinese instant messenger service called QQ (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tencent_QQ) that indicated that their phones were still somehow online.

A migrant worker in the room said that several other workers from his company were on the plane, including his brother-in-law. Among them, the QQ accounts of three still showed that they were online, he said Sunday afternoon.

Adding to the mystery, other relatives in the room said that when they dialed some passengers’ numbers, they seemed to get ringing tones on the other side even though the calls were not picked up.
The phantom calls triggered a new leve

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/vanished-malaysia-airlines-flight-leaves-relatives-with-anger-and-phantom-phone-calls/2014/03/10/fdb78642-a862-11e3-b61e-8051b8b52d06_story.html

[Mugen]

it really is some Langoliers type shit tbh.

[TDMVPDPOY]

lol vietcong = monkies wont even go search for the dead patient in a botch plastic surgery gone wrong thrown into the saigon river (been 3months now) by one of their own commie doctors, yet they are getting of their asses to go look for a plane filled with chinese gooks...

life must be shit when ur life is lesser then a chinese gook in ur own country...

[apalisoc_9]

every terrorist attack can be tracked back to Islam :lmao

that's the plan :toast

[The Batman]

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What the fuck...

[TDMVPDPOY]

443240341622509568

What the fuck...

shouldnt it be east coast?

[apalisoc_9]

shouldnt it be east coast?

I thought the plane did a 360 turn?

[Trainwreck2100]

I thought the plane did a 360 turn?
If it did a 360 it would still be heading in the same direction

[apalisoc_9]

If it did a 360 it would still be heading in the same direction

:lol

my bad..I meant a 180

[Biernutz]

Why didn't Viet Nam track a plane that was to fly over their country.
Are they so lame that the radar for that country is that bad. I would bet the
US military was tracking the plane but not saying a thing to keep it
secret that they can do it........

[TDMVPDPOY]

Why didn't Viet Nam track a plane that was to fly over their country.
Are they so lame that the radar for that country is that bad. I would bet the
US military was tracking the plane but not saying a thing to keep it
secret that they can do it........

lol a commie wont do shit if they arent gettin paid or any benefit to them

do you really think they give a damn? they dont even give a damn about their own people....they are doing this just to get some international exposure....

fkn commies with their 20/20 vision on the planes looking at the seas for debris...lmao monkeys...

[Fpoonsie]

If it did a 360 it would still be heading in the same direction

:lol

[The Gemini Method]

So there is likely another explanation rather than terrorism...

[djohn2oo8]

So there is likely another explanation rather than terrorism...
Idk, they are saying the plane was flying for an hour with everything turned off.

[The Gemini Method]

Idk, they are saying the plane was flying for an hour with everything turned off.

That's even odder...wonder if it may have been shot down by military...

[Venti Quattro]

There are now only two valid explanations as to why this plane vanished in thin air:

1. Terrorist attack or hijacking, or any attack of similar nature
2. Someone took Lost very seriously

While we're at it, why don't we give the entire South China Sea and its disputed territories to the country who will find the MH370 plane or its wreckage first. I bet China would find it in 15 minutes maximum.

[Blake]

If it did a 360 it would still be heading in the same direction

lol

[TDMVPDPOY]

if it turn off all communication, then either malfunction of equipment

or something force them to turn it off...

[djohn2oo8]

Starting to think it didn't crash, and whoever took over the plane is negotiating behind the scenes with Malaysia for the hostages. There's no way they could be this incompetent in investigating where the plane went.

[djohn2oo8]

In a strange twist, Malaysia's military believes it tracked the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 by radar over the Strait of Malacca, far from where it last made contact with civilian air traffic control over the Gulf of Thailand.

A military source confirmed with Reuters that the Boeing 777-200ER with 239 on board changed course and made it to the other side of the Malay peninsula.
"It changed course after Kota Baru and took a lower altitude. It made it into the Malacca Straits," the military official, who has been briefed on investigations, told Reuters.


"The last time the plane could be traced by an air control tower was near Pulau Perak, which is on the Straits of Malacca at 2.40am.
"After that, the signal from the plane was lost," he said.
Incidentally, Malaysia Airlines first statement on the missing jetliner on Saturday said that air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane at 2.40am but it was later corrected to 1.30am.
It was also reported that a Singaporean air traffic surveillance and control unit also picked up the signal that MH370 "made a turn back before it was reported to have climbed 1,000 metres from its original altitude at 10,000 metres”.


The plane reported went off radar and its last known location was 065515 North (latitude ) and 1033443 East (longitude).
This is also supported with police reports made by some east coast residents, who claimed that they have seen huge lights and a plane flying at some 1,000 metres above sea level off Kota Baru.
However, search and rescue (SAR) authorities have failed to find any sign of the plane in the waters of the South China Sea.
Indications that MH370 might have turned back have since led the SAR operations to be expanded to the Straits of Malacca and the Andaman Sea.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/malaysian-military-now-reveals-it-tracked-mh370-to-malacca-straits

[djohn2oo8]

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[CuckingFunt]

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Execute.

[djohn2oo8]

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/11/world/...html?hpt=hp_t1 (http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/11/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-plane/index.html?hpt=hp_t1)

CNN) -- [Breaking news update at 1:23 p.m. ET]

The Malaysian Air Force has traced the last known location of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 to a spot above Pulau Perak, a very small island in the Straits of Malacca and hundreds of miles from the usual Kuala Lumpur to Beijing flight path, according to a senior Malaysian Air Force official.

The official declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media.

If the Malaysian Air Force data cited by the source is correct, the aircraft was flying the opposite direction from its scheduled destination and on the opposite side of the Malay Peninsula from its scheduled route.
Previous accounts had the aircraft losing touch with air traffic control near the coast of Vietnam.

[djohn2oo8]

(CNN) -- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was hundreds of miles off course, traveling in the opposite direction from its original destination and had stopped sending identifying transponder codes before it disappeared, a senior Malaysian Air Force official told CNN Tuesday.

If correct, these are ominous signs that could call into question whether someone in the cockpit might have deliberately steered the plane away from its intended destination, a former U.S. aviation investigator said.

"This kind of deviation in course is simply inexplicable," said Paul Goelz, former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board.

However, veteran pilot Kit Darby, president of Aviation Information Resources, told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that mechanical problems could still explain everything: A power failure would have turned off the main transponder and its backup, and the plane could have flown for more than an hour, he said.

According to the Malaysian Air Force official, who declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media, the plane's transponder apparently stopped working at about the time flight controllers lost contact with it, near the coast of Vietnam.

[Fabbs]

Malaysian MH370 co-pilot entertained teenagers in cabin on earlier flight in 2011

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/11/malaysian-flight-mh370-copilot-teenagers-fariq-abdul-hamid

http://dailyentertainmentnews.com/wpgo/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/jonti-roos-200x200.png

[Fabbs]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/03/11/article-2578146-1C31386C00000578-163_634x385.jpg
Jonty Rossi herself posed with the pilot, Fariq Abdul Hamid.

Jonti Roos claims missing MH 370 pilot invited her to cockpit on 2011 flight
She and friend were entertained by Fariq Abdul Hamid for entire flight
Co-pilots smoked, chatted, and took photos with the young women
- See more at: http://www.miaminewsday.com/national/48159-young-blonde-says-missing-malaysia-airlines-pilot-invited-her-and-her-friend-to-ride-in-the-cockpit-with-him-for-entire-flight-in-2011.html#sthash.Ks2JOfEX.dpuf

Also she said she felt safe the whole time that both pilots seemed to know what they were doing.

No pics of the other chick yet.

[NASpurs]

As fucked up as the situation is, I find it fascinating as well as all the speculation that comes along. It's so fucking weird.

[Fabbs]

Here's the other chick
http://prod.static9.net.au/~/media/images/2014/march/11/1103_jonti_sp.ashx?h=360&w=640

[Fabbs]

[SIZE=3][FONT=Open Sans]In a strange twist, Malaysia's military believes it tracked the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 by radar over the Strait of Malacca, far from where it last made contact with civilian air traffic control over the Gulf of Thailand.
and they just now found that out?
Why did they let 8000 people and 40 ships scan the area by Vietnam if the plane turned around and flew far away? (350 or so miles)

[InRareForm]

Bizarre

[Rogue]

Starting to think it didn't crash, and whoever took over the plane is negotiating behind the scenes with Malaysia for the hostages. There's no way they could be this incompetent in investigating where the plane went.
or it might have escaped the earth thanks to the gravity of the moon, knowing the plane took off at midnight.

[TDMVPDPOY]

Here's the other chick
http://prod.static9.net.au/~/media/images/2014/march/11/1103_jonti_sp.ashx?h=360&w=640

female in pink, lol just checkd my friends fb page, sister in law...lmao clowns

[Fabbs]

or it might have escaped the earth thanks to the gravity of the moon, knowing the plane took off at midnight.
Or could the plane have flown up your goddesses arse?
But then it would have hit you on the way in.

Here's a consp theory that says it could have been hit by a meteor.
http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/world/2014/03/12/ac-dnt-brown-missing-plane-conspiracy-theories.cnn.html

[The Gemini Method]

Maybe like that Twilight Zone episode it went through a rip in the time continuum and now they're somewhere over Pangea...This situation is getting stranger by the minute. Poor families of the missing.

[Sybok]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/03/11/article-2578146-1C31386C00000578-163_634x385.jpg
Jonty Rossi herself posed with the pilot, Fariq Abdul Hamid.

Jonti Roos claims missing MH 370 pilot invited her to cockpit on 2011 flight
She and friend were entertained by Fariq Abdul Hamid for entire flight
Co-pilots smoked, chatted, and took photos with the young women
- See more at: http://www.miaminewsday.com/national/48159-young-blonde-says-missing-malaysia-airlines-pilot-invited-her-and-her-friend-to-ride-in-the-cockpit-with-him-for-entire-flight-in-2011.html#sthash.Ks2JOfEX.dpuf

Also she said she felt safe the whole time that both pilots seemed to know what they were doing.

No pics of the other chick yet.

lol "both pilots seemed to know what they were doing"....

That's comforting to know that a dumb bimbo gives passing grades on aviator skills. We can now rest easy knowing it wasn't pilot error.

[Rod Serling]

Maybe like that Twilight Zone episode it went through a rip in the time continuum and now they're somewhere over Pangea...This situation is getting stranger by the minute. Poor families of the missing.

My thoughts exactly

[The Gemini Method]

My thoughts exactly

Rod motherfuckin' Serling! Made one of the best SciFi series of all time (in my very humble opinion...one of the best televisions series period...I watch it all the time via the DVD collection and on Thanksgiving and NYE)! Apparently, the Chinamen have found some possible wreckage... :cry

[Riddler]

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[djohn2oo8]

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[djohn2oo8]

China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense announced the discovery, including images of what it said were "three suspected floating objects and their sizes." The objects aren't small at 13 by 18 meters (43 by 59 feet), 14 by 19 meters and 24 by 22 meters.
The images were captured on March 9 -- which was the day after the plane went missing -- but weren't released until Wednesday.
The Chinese agency gave coordinates of 105.63 east longitude, 6.7 north latitude, which would put it in waters northeast of where it took off in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and south of Vietnam.

[The Gemini Method]

So they knew about it for 3 days and then decided to release it on Wednesday? Oh those cooky Chinese...

[djohn2oo8]

So they knew about it for 3 days and then decided to release it on Wednesday? Oh those cooky Chinese...
They probably shot it down.

[The Gemini Method]

They probably shot it down.

I'm guessing you may be right...Probably to put the blame on the Vietcong or someone else. It will be investigated and they will come out with some improbable finding that is buoyed by the fact that no one will question it because it will be under the threat of the Chinese influence. Especially with the volatile situation involving Ukraine and Mother Russia, there will be some House of Cards ish going on in the background.

[Rogue]

They probably shot it down.
not likely tbh, otherwise why haven't they found any fragments yet? If the plane was shot down and an explosion happened, a good amount of fragments would've been scattered all over the surface of the sea, which would've been easily discovered imho. The fact is, the plane was electronically attacked and was paralyzed, the pilot lost control of it and the plane done head down all the way into the sea in one piece. And I don't think chinks could launch a fighting jet or long-range missile to shoot down a bowing 777 in the airspace of another country's without notifying the US radars.

[Rogue]

Or could the plane have flown up your goddesses arse?
But then it would have hit you on the way in.

Here's a consp theory that says it could have been hit by a meteor.
http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/world/2014/03/12/ac-dnt-brown-missing-plane-conspiracy-theories.cnn.html
I hope shit had flown up her arse to kill that bastard inside her womb, tbh.

[FkLA]

Like 80% of the plane was filled with Chinese nationals so I dont see why the Chinese would shoot it down tbh.

[TE]

They will live in purgatory for years on some island.

[Bill_Brasky]

Like 80% of the plane was filled with Chinese nationals so I dont see why the Chinese would shoot it down tbh.

False flag, maaaaaaaaaaan.

[silverblk mystix]

ufo's stole it

[TDMVPDPOY]

Like 80% of the plane was filled with Chinese nationals so I dont see why the Chinese would shoot it down tbh.

when was the last time the chinese govt actually gave 2 shits about its people?

the govt party only beenfits its own members and nobody else

even Rogue can verify this...

[Huey Freeman]

They will live in purgatory for years on some island.

:lol Son of bitch, genuinely made me laugh

[Robz4000]

So did they die or...?

[Rogue]

when was the last time the chinese govt actually gave 2 shits about its people?

the govt party only beenfits its own members and nobody else

even Rogue (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=14710) can verify this...
then what was their motive to shoot it down, tbh? there were no SOS calls concerning terrorist attack from that plane, shit just vanished all of a sudden tbh. And what the fuck make you think the chinks could shoot down such a big plane inn the sky over the territorial water of another country's, without no radar or satellite noticing it? trolling attempt failed, tbh.

[Robz4000]

then what was their motive to shoot it down, tbh? there were no SOS calls concerning terrorist attack from that plane, shit just vanished all of a sudden tbh. And what the fuck make you think the chinks could shoot down such a big plane inn the sky over the territorial water of another country's, without no radar or satellite noticing it? trolling attempt failed, tbh.

Its the Chinese, I'm sure they have some futuristic weapon or form of technology capable of it. For the record, my money's on some supernatural bullshit being the cause of the disappearance.

[TDMVPDPOY]

then what was their motive to shoot it down, tbh? there were no SOS calls concerning terrorist attack from that plane, shit just vanished all of a sudden tbh. And what the fuck make you think the chinks could shoot down such a big plane inn the sky over the territorial water of another country's, without no radar or satellite noticing it? trolling attempt failed, tbh.

population of 1.3billion, time to purge the population

[Rogue]

if trimming the population was their motive to "shoot down" the plane, as you put it, then it doesn't make much difference when there were only 130 something chinks on board, imho. Chinks could've just sent some tanks to the crowded urban streets and killed more people without wasting no missiles. Population is in proportion to tax income so the huge population is an advantage to the chinks government rather than a disadvantage, tbh.

[The Reckoning]

some people are claiming it's a huge human trafficking conspiracy...but i doubt it

[The Gemini Method]

It's just the new trailer for Godzilla! The Chinese wouldn't need incentive if it were an accident--what if they couldn't (or, another military) track it because its radar or location indicator no longer worked and communication was down? Then they'd probably fire if the threat was misconceived.

[SupremeGuy]

I figured after 9/11, something like this would be impossible. How does a plane just disappear now? Pretty weird stuff.

[Spur|n|Austin]

ufo's stole it

[djohn2oo8]

U.S. officials have an "indication" the missing Malaysia Airlines (http://abcnews.go.com/topics/business/airlines/malaysia-airlines.htm) jetliner may have crashed in the Indian Ocean and is moving the USS Kidd to the area to begin searching.It will take another 24 hours to move the ship into position, a senior Pentagon official told ABC News.
"We have an indication the plane went down in the Indian Ocean," the senior official said.
The official initially said there were indications that the plane flew four or five hours after disappearing from radar and that they believe it went into the water. Officials later said the plane likely did not fly four or five hours, but did not specify how long it may have been airborne.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/us-officials-malaysia-airline-crashed-indian-ocean/story?id=22894802

[djohn2oo8]

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[Michael Jordan.]

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[Michael Jordan.]

Two U.S. officials tell ABC News the U.S. believes that the shutdown of two communication systems happened separately on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. One source said this indicates the plane did not come out of the sky because of a catastrophic failure.The data reporting system, they believe, was shut down at 1:07 a.m. The transponder -- which transmits location and altitude -- shut down at 1:21 a.m.

This indicates it may well have been a deliberate act, ABC News aviation consultant John Nance said.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/malaysia-airliner-pinging-indication-crashed-indian-ocean/story?id=22894802
Ohhh sheeettt!!!

[The Gemini Method]

wowza and the curry plot thickens!

[djohn2oo8]

Like I was saying, the plane either landed somewhere, or most likely shot down.

[FkLA]

Like I was saying, the plane either landed somewhere, or most likely shot down.

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.

[djohn2oo8]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.
If you weren't so retarded, you would know the difference between being shot down and crashing by mechanical failure.

:lol utsa

[FkLA]

Like I said, great insight. :tu

The fact that there were no distress calls doesnt give that away or anything.

[RD2191]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.
:lmao

[NASpurs]

Holy shit that's crazy.

[irishock]

If you weren't so retarded, you would know the difference between being shot down and crashing by mechanical failure.

:lol utsa

:lmao..

[Rogue]

If you weren't so retarded, you would know the difference between being shot down and crashing by mechanical failure.

:lol utsa
the plane would've sent out distress signals either way, unless there was a bomb inside the plane which blew it up instantly so the crew had no time to let out any signals. But, even in that case, how would you explain that no fragments of the plane has been found?

Not to say that the US radars/satellites have always been keeping a close eye on the Chinks' military forces including all their missile launchers & air bases, and if the chinks had launched a ballistic missile those South Eastern Asian countries would've all drenched their pants before the missile hit the plane tbh.

[Rogue]

In other words, djohn, your conspiracy theory fails. You don't know a dog's shit about science yet you're pontificating about the story like you were smarter than all of us. There are quite a lot of smart Asians but you're unfortunately not one of them, not even close tbh. You couldn't even survive the chinks' competition of the college entrance exams you stupid yellow fuck, that's why your parents brought you to the US where life is easier, but having a pair of wealthy parents ain't gonna guarantee one's own successes, imho.

[SnakeBoy]

some people are claiming it's a huge human trafficking conspiracy...but i doubt it

I think there are probably some easier ways to get some Chinese slaves.

[apalisoc_9]

In other words, djohn, your conspiracy theory fails. You don't know a dog's shit about science yet you're pontificating about the story like you were smarter than all of us. There are quite a lot of smart Asians but you're unfortunately not one of them, not even close tbh. You couldn't even survive the chinks' competition of the college entrance exams you stupid yellow fuck, that's why your parents brought you to the US where life is easier, but having a pair of wealthy parents ain't gonna guarantee one's own successes, imho.
djohn2oo8

[TDMVPDPOY]

djohn2oo8

http://static.gamespot.com/uploads/original/684/6842887/2398131-2626801714-o4a6w.gif

[Robz4000]

In other words, djohn, your conspiracy theory fails. You don't know a dog's shit about science yet you're pontificating about the story like you were smarter than all of us. There are quite a lot of smart Asians but you're unfortunately not one of them, not even close tbh. You couldn't even survive the chinks' competition of the college entrance exams you stupid yellow fuck, that's why your parents brought you to the US where life is easier, but having a pair of wealthy parents ain't gonna guarantee one's own successes, imho.

:lol rogue going hard in the paint

[Big Empty]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.
Lmao

[DesignatedT]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.

:lmao

[Spur|n|Austin]

http://static.gamespot.com/uploads/original/684/6842887/2398131-2626801714-o4a6w.gif

:lol :lol

[Blake]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.

:lol

[Fpoonsie]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.

ROFL. So fucking good.

[djohn2oo8]

the plane would've sent out distress signals either way, unless there was a bomb inside the plane which blew it up instantly so the crew had no time to let out any signals. But, even in that case, how would you explain that no fragments of the plane has been found?

Not to say that the US radars/satellites have always been keeping a close eye on the Chinks' military forces including all their missile launchers & air bases, and if the chinks had launched a ballistic missile those South Eastern Asian countries would've all drenched their pants before the missile hit the plane tbh.

Sullenberger said it's possible for the plane to be in distress and no communication made with officials on the ground.

"I know exactly how the high workload and the pressure of trying to find out what's going on, can keep a crew busy when they're unable to communicate," Sullenberger said.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/captain-sullenberger-on-why-malaysia-airlines-jet-may-not-have-let-out-distress-signal/


Your slanted chink ass should just stick to math.

[Mugen]

:lol this thread tbh

[spursfan09]

Now they are saying the plane could have landed

[RandomGuy]

Now they are saying the plane could have landed

"They" being...?



My guess it that it was something like this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_South_Dakota_Learjet_crash


On October 25, 1999, a chartered Learjet 35 was scheduled to fly from Orlando, Florida to Dallas, Texas. Early in the flight the aircraft, which was cruising at altitude on autopilot, quickly lost cabin pressure. All on board were incapacitated due to hypoxia — a lack of oxygen. The aircraft failed to make the westward turn toward Dallas over north Florida. It continued flying over the southern and midwestern United States for almost four hours and 1,500 miles (2,400 km). The plane ran out of fuel and crashed into a field near Aberdeen, South Dakota after an uncontrolled descent.

After they lost contact with it, a couple of military fighter flights got a visual on it, as it continued to fly until it ran out of fuel.

They need to be looking along the line of a circle with a rough radius dictated by how much fuel the Malyasian flight would have had when it lost contact.

Since they know how long the plane had power, they can guess its flight time, which was probably dictated by the amount of fuel on board.

Take a line with the last known speed and direction (i.e. velocity) that has as its starting point the last known location, contains the destination, and ends at about the point where it would run out of fuel. Start there, then simply follow a circle around based on that rough calculation.

My 2 cents. Total guess on my part. Interesting to theorize about at this point, though I have little doubt this will, or has already, created a fucktarded conspiracy theory somewhere.

[Spur|n|Austin]

Now they are saying the plane could have landed

I think it's impossible to land on the Andaman Islands, so not sure why they are saying that.

[Bill_Brasky]

"They" being...?



My guess it that it was something like this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_South_Dakota_Learjet_crash



After they lost contact with it, a couple of military fighter flights got a visual on it, as it continued to fly until it ran out of fuel.

They need to be looking along the line of a circle with a rough radius dictated by how much fuel the Malyasian flight would have had when it lost contact.

Since they know how long the plane had power, they can guess its flight time, which was probably dictated by the amount of fuel on board.

Take a line with the last known speed and direction (i.e. velocity) that has as its starting point the last known location, contains the destination, and ends at about the point where it would run out of fuel. Start there, then simply follow a circle around based on that rough calculation.

My 2 cents.
I was thinking the cabin depressurized as well, but damn what are the chances that happens AND the transponder loses power?

[RandomGuy]

I was thinking the cabin depressurized as well, but damn what are the chances that happens AND the transponder loses power?

Heard an interesting bit about how the planes are designed last night that might have an answer.

My memory of what they were talking about from one of the aviation experts:
When the planes get failures, the planes are designed to keep power going to the controls as a priority, meaning if there is not enough power to run all the systems, the plane is designed to mechanically prioritize where the power goes.

I would guess, based on that bit, that the transponder is not a high-priority when it comes to that "pecking order" since things needed to actually keep the plane in flight would probably be higher.

Losing power to the transponder would be consistent with a mechanical failure scenario, based on that.

[Spur|n|Austin]

Heard an interesting bit about how the planes are designed last night that might have an answer.

My memory of what they were talking about from one of the aviation experts:
When the planes get failures, the planes are designed to keep power going to the controls as a priority, meaning if there is not enough power to run all the systems, the plane is designed to mechanically prioritize where the power goes.

I would guess, based on that bit, that the transponder is not a high-priority when it comes to that "pecking order" since things needed to actually keep the plane in flight would probably be higher.

Losing power to the transponder would be consistent with a mechanical failure scenario, based on that.

Interesting points.

[Bill_Brasky]

Heard an interesting bit about how the planes are designed last night that might have an answer.

My memory of what they were talking about from one of the aviation experts:
When the planes get failures, the planes are designed to keep power going to the controls as a priority, meaning if there is not enough power to run all the systems, the plane is designed to mechanically prioritize where the power goes.

I would guess, based on that bit, that the transponder is not a high-priority when it comes to that "pecking order" since things needed to actually keep the plane in flight would probably be higher.

Losing power to the transponder would be consistent with a mechanical failure scenario, based on that.

Makes sense. It's the least zany idea I've heard yet, so probably closest to the truth. I immediately thought of Payne Stewart when I heard the circumstances.

[Rogue]

The plane has fallen and sunk in the sea. It has neither been "shot" down nor has it landed anywhere... eat shit, djohn.

[lefty]

Aliens imo

[Mugen]

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[sook]

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why put that picture in there...whats the significance?

Man, its crazy if it landed onto some secret island with a super secret runway.

[Riddler]

Why did it take so long to confirm it was hijacked?

[NASpurs]

Wow...

[InRareForm]

where is it?

[Biernutz]

There is a story going around that the Americans are directing the plane to it's base in the
Indian ocean at Diego Garcia. This is why the Americans were the only ones to send ships into
the Indian ocean. This link will take you to the story that raises more questions as to what is
going on. Who or what do you believe after reading the story on the link.....You would think this
is a mystery movie with more plot twist........

They changed the link location twice...If you get the error 404 page message click on the
link under the 404 error. it's the lead story......


whatdoesitmean.com

(http://whatdoesitmean.com/index1753)

[RD2191]

So did this thing crash or did it land somewhere?

[Bill_Brasky]

444695837407338498

Now being denied.

[NASpurs]

BBC correspondent

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[Wild Cobra]

This is starting to sound like the Twilight Zone...

[Mugen]

Now being denied.

Yeah, saw that this morning. But all the signs point to a hijacking. Planes dont veer 7 hours off course by accident. By far, one of the craziest stories in a long, long time tbh.

[Wild Cobra]

Yeah, saw that this morning. But all the signs point to a hijacking. Planes dont veer 7 hours off course by accident. By far, one of the craziest stories in a long, long time tbh.
The fate of flight 93 maybe?

[Mugen]

The fate of flight 93 maybe?

All scenarios are still on the table. But the Malaysian PM gave a press conference last night saying that the aircraft last ping'd a satellite 7+ hours after takeoff. Radar also shows erratic ascent/descent of the plane that very well could have been an attempt to render the crew/passengers unconscious.

All speculation at this point, but i think it's a fairly good chance it was hijacked. Why we haven't heard a terrorist group take credit can mean several things but to me it's either because a) the flight was intended to do some 9/11 type damage over land but crashed before it could do so b) hijacking the plane was only another a step in the terrorist plot.

Hoping they find it soon because it must suck to have family on the plane and be dicked around with contradicting info from the Malaysian, Chinese, and US govt tbh.

[Wild Cobra]

Gilligan's Island scenario anyone?

Just joking...

[TDMVPDPOY]

how quick was it for the malay pm to say the plane was somewhere in the indian ocean around paki and afghanistan, seems like just pointing the finger at random victim to take the blame

blaming on terrorism is the easiest way to shift the blame atm, dont know what agenda malaysia even has since its nothing more then a posse if it was to retaliate....

terrorists or not, these clowns must pay up compensation anyway

[The Batman]

Malaysia is incredibly corrupt, it was the US who gave them the right area to search, and also knew it was a hijacking.

[Wild Cobra]

Gilligan's Island scenario anyone?

Just joking...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSb6l9UgxDk

[SupremeGuy]

So it either landed or crashed? Great insight, I was under the impression it might still be flying tbh.:lmao

[TDMVPDPOY]

lol pulling shit ou of their asses now making up shit pilots have train with flight simulator, lmao

anyone can have access to flight simulator, doesnt mean they are going to be a jihadist, lol dont all pilots have at leasts some simulator at home to clown around with their skills...

fkn malaysia wankers

[The Batman]

Damn. Looks like they didn't think that through


https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/t1/1939802_217568711784145_1271201915_n.jpg

[The Reckoning]

Damn. Looks like they didn't think that through


https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/t1/1939802_217568711784145_1271201915_n.jpg


lol someone had to hack that site. that's too much.

[Mugen]

:lol no way that's real tbh?

[InRareForm]

is that real?

[01Snake]

If you can't tell that's fake, you need your eyes checked.

[rascal]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSb6l9UgxDk

It is more like the show The New People.

[Wild Cobra]

It is more like the show The New People.
Wow.

I never saw that one growing up. Must have been pretty shitty. Only went 17 episodes.

The YOUTUBE I included is the unaired pilot. Ginger, Mary Ann, and the professor are different people. I have the DVD set, and it was included as a special feature.

[JoeChalupa]

Strange indeed.

[xmas1997]

Strange indeed.


It's been hijacked by the new wave of idiotic trolls, kind of like most of the threads here.
:lol

[TDMVPDPOY]

so when is the first episode of LOST asian edition aired?

[Jacob1983]

The Amazing Race went to Kuala Lumpur in tonight's episode. Creepy.

[Insomniac]

Something just ain't right.

[Darth_Pelican]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bi5hFrNCQAAuF2K.jpg:large

[spurraider21]

tbh i'm bored of the story. although thats probably exactly what they want :lol

[Michael Jordan.]

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[DD]

Which poster here is the jackass who put that Boeing on Craigslist?:lol

[Joyrider]

Which poster here is the jackass who put that Boeing on Craigslist?:lol

:rollin


http://thecount.com/wp-content/uploads/boeing-777-for-sale-craigslist.jpg

[lefty]

:lol

[Twisted_Dawg]

Interesting none of the experts have commented that the plane turned back and crossed back over the peninsula at the border of Malaysia and Thailand. Was this be design of the pilot to confuse both the Malaysian and Thailand radar? Second, if indeed the plane increased it's altitude to 40,000+ feet, was this also be design so as to get the palne so high, no possible cell calls could be attempted while crossing back over the peninsula?

So, the planes computer flight plane was changed by someone in he plane either at the airport or in the air to make that left turn, the plane completed the left turn and then the co-pilot said good night to the Malaysian air traffic control. Was the timing of that turn by design as the pilot exited Malaysian airspace and should have been entering Vietnamese airspace?

Sounds like a very well planned and orchestrated operation. My guess is that only one of the pilots is involved and that would be the co-pilot, who probably incapacitated the pilot shortly after take off.

[DJR210]

Australian Prime Minister claiming two "significant" objects believed to be connected to flight 370 have been located in the southern Indian ocean. Breaking news on CNN.

[CosmicCowboy]

http://i57.tinypic.com/jrqsf5.png

[Chomag]

^ :lol

Ya a friend just sent me this on facebook earlier today. Good stuff!

[Sybok]

Gilligan's Island scenario anyone?

Just joking...

I'm actually shocked you haven't found them on Google Earth yet, using the last known transponder ping frequency heterodyned with the beat of the natural crystal oscillation from the possible regions, the planetary alignment and the magnetic space/time waves you already knew about. I'd think you'd have designed a divining rod to locate them by now. Have you been distracted?

[TE]

I'm actually shocked you haven't found them on Google Earth yet, using the last known transponder ping frequency heterodyned with the beat of the natural crystal oscillation from the possible regions, the planetary alignment and the magnetic space/time waves you already knew about. I'd think you'd have designed a divining rod to locate them by now. Have you been distracted?
:lmao

[The Gemini Method]

I'm actually shocked you haven't found them on Google Earth yet, using the last known transponder ping frequency heterodyned with the beat of the natural crystal oscillation from the possible regions, the planetary alignment and the magnetic space/time waves you already knew about. I'd think you'd have designed a divining rod to locate them by now. Have you been distracted? :lmao

[DD]

Sy going raw on WelfareCobra

[spurraider21]

i know exactly what happened to the flight...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ2QFmJ7h0A

[Findog]

According to investigators, the flight path change was fed into the plane's computer 12 minutes before the final communication to Air Traffic Control. Yet the pilots communicated no distress or problems whatsoever to ATC. So this would lead one to believe that either the pilots were in on it, or perhaps doing the bidding of hijackers under duress. As far as hijacking goes, pilots have been trained post 9/11 to protect the integrity of the cockpit and not let their planes be converted into missiles, even if the lives of the crew and passengers are being threatened. Suppose the pilots decided to violate that policy and open the cockpit door to hijackers. They still should have been able to send a coded distress signal to ATC before doing so.


Some have suggested that the pilots encountered a mechanical/electrical failure or fire, and that whatever happened was quick enough that they did not have time to send out a distress signal. In that case you would expect to find wreckage in the South China Sea where it disappeared, but the plane was in the air for an additional 7 hours, and it's immediate diversion off the original flight path has it hitting three navigational waypoints in a row. The plane was being flown in a purposeful manner, which means if there had been a problem with the plane, the pilots would have been able to get out a distress call. And up to this point the 777 has a flawless safety record, and the plane disappeared at cruising altitude in between the hand-off between Malaysian and Vietnamese ATC. If you were going to divert the plane, the best time to do it would be over open water in between ATC hand-off, which is exactly where this plane dropped off radar. The most dangerous part of air travel is takeoffs and landings. Once you're in the air, cruising altitude is usually the safest part of the flight. I don't buy that something happened to the plane.


And if this were going to be some sort of suicide/kamikaze mission, you could just push the controls forward right after takeoff and get it over with. No time for the other pilot to react or even transmit and you're pretty much guaranteed to go down. There's no need to fool with flight path changes and disabling comms. And in the case of the Egypt Air pilot who intentionally took his plane down, it was discovered he had serious legal troubles at home and his life was falling apart. Nothing in the background of these pilots seems to suggest anything sinister. For the plane to have continued on for 7 hours and to be flown in the manner that it was, by somebody who knew how to program flight path changes, disable comms and navigate commercial air corridors and navigational waypoints, that would suggest either one or both of the pilots or another pilot on board that commandeered the cockpit. And what are the odds that you would have TWO mentally unbalanced pilots in the cockpit together, or TWO pilots on the take carrying out some sort of mission? For it to continue on for 7 hours and to be flown in an expert manner, that would tell me that either one of the pilots managed to neutralize/incapacitate the other, or...


Could the plane's flight controls have been hacked? When the pilots last communicated, they may have been unaware of any problems or that their plane had been compromised, thus explaining no mayday call or distress signal. And then the pilots were unable to regain control over the plane, unable to communicate with any ATC, and whoever hacked the plane programmed its path over the ocean and its eventual fall from the sky when it ran out of fuel. The plane would have hit the water largely in one piece and thus sunk to the ocean floor. And the intentional turn off of transponders and ACARS would mean by the time the authorities realized there was no wreckage in the South China Sea, the plane would be on the bottom of the Indian Ocean, where the emergency locator beacon's signal can't get out.


We are a technologically advanced enough civilization that Stuxnet can be used to neutralize centrifuge processing at an Iranian Nuclear Power Plant. Could we not also use technology to bring down a plane? Stuxnet is believed to have been smuggled into the Iranian nuclear plant via flash drive. I wonder if somebody had both electronic and physical access to the plane or if that's possible. Program it so that something goes wrong and causes the plane to depressurize, knocking everybody on board unconscious, including the pilots, and then the autopilot follows the course change programmed into it. And the general ballpark area of where the plane likely went down is over open ocean in the Deep Indian Ocean, where weather this time of the year makes recon missions extremely difficult. Difficult to reach because of the fuel needed to get there, difficult to observe anything because of the weather. If you wanted to crash a plane and make if difficult if not impossible to find it, this would be the place to do it.

[Rogue]

Could the plane's flight controls have been hacked? When the pilots last communicated, they may have been unaware of any problems or that their plane had been compromised, thus explaining no mayday call or distress signal. And then the pilots were unable to regain control over the plane, unable to communicate with any ATC, and whoever hacked the plane programmed its path over the ocean and its eventual fall from the sky when it ran out of fuel. The plane would have hit the water largely in one piece and thus sunk to the ocean floor. And the intentional turn off of transponders and ACARS would mean by the time the authorities realized there was no wreckage in the South China Sea, the plane would be on the bottom of the Indian Ocean, where the emergency locator beacon's signal can't get out.

Findog with the professional takes, I made similar predictions the right next day after the plane went missing, but I think I could never explain it in such details as Findog did. Thanks :toast

[Thebesteva]

Not sure if already posted because I havent read this thread yet but Courtney Love actually posted this on her FB. She thinks she found something

http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/719/213/fec.jpg

[mouse]

Documentary
The Disappearance of Flight MH370 x264 HDTV

http://eztv.it/ep/53404/the-disappearance-of-flight-mh370-x264-hdtv-mvgroup/

[Michael Jordan.]

Malaysian PM: UK informed Malaysian PM that Immaset satellite company has confirmed, using unprecedented type of analysis, that MH-370 flew along southern corridor and last position was in the middle of Indian Ocean west of Perth. This is a remote location, far from any landing site. With deep regrets, I inform you that MH-370 crashed into the southern Indian Ocean. Further details tomorrow.

[pgardn]

“In all likelihood, we may never ascertain what happened to MH370, which is a real shame, because then the speculation will simply accelerate and mount up,” he said.

Mouse is salivating...

[Thebesteva]

So basically they found nothing but just concluding thats probably what happened? LOL right...Im sure that is what happened but jesus man never fly Malaysian

[TDMVPDPOY]

Malaysian PM: UK informed Malaysian PM that Immaset satellite company has confirmed, using unprecedented type of analysis, that MH-370 flew along southern corridor and last position was in the middle of Indian Ocean west of Perth. This is a remote location, far from any landing site. With deep regrets, I inform you that MH-370 crashed into the southern Indian Ocean. Further details tomorrow.

question is why did the plane fly all the way out into the middle of nowhere of the ocean?

[apalisoc_9]

So basically they found nothing but just concluding thats probably what happened? LOL right...Im sure that is what happened but jesus man never fly Malaysian

meh, shit like these happen once every a hundred years..I'm sure they'd have tons of bargain prices right now because of this shit....A good money saver tbh.

[Michael Jordan.]

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That's some cold shit.

[Bill_Brasky]

Based on how terribly their government officials handled this whole thing, Malaysia seems to be held together with duct tape.

[Robz4000]

IMO they're giving up/covering up.

[The Gemini Method]

It was over their heads...not easy to deal with something as weird as this. I mean, if it were the U.S. the experience and leadership that we have would mean it would be handled with more precision than this situation was. Just watching their press conferences and how they handled the families of the missing was bush league at best. However, how does one deal with this type of situation?

[Rogue]

448112781284216833

That's some cold shit.
djohn: The plane had either been shot down or landed somewhere :lmao

yeah it indeed landed somewhere, it landed on the seabed.

[Michael Jordan.]

djohn: The plane had either been shot down or landed somewhere :lmao

yeah it indeed landed somewhere, it landed on the seabed.
I didn't think it was by mechanical failure, and they still haven't said if it was intentional or not. Stick to calculating math, yellow. Because you are shitty at calculating takes.

[Rogue]

I didn't think it was by mechanical failure, and they still haven't said if it was intentional or not. Stick to calculating math, yellow. Because you are shitty at calculating takes.
The failure was electronic rather than mechanical imho. Some terrorist aboard attacked the plane's electronic system using the computer virus stored in his (or her) iphone, which paralyzed the plane's navigation as well as communication systems and caused it to "vanish", and to fly hundreds of miles off its intended route before diving into the Indian Ocean.

And yes, I'm pretty good at math which's well testified by my math score (139 out of 150) in the chinese college entrance exams, which you didn't have the guts nor the brain to even participate in, tbh.

[Rogue]

I know some yellow wonderkids who came out of high school straight away and moved to the US to study in American colleges because they were extremely talented in math, physics or shits, like this bastard who graduated from the same high school as mine and who's now an established scholar at UC Berkley http://math.berkeley.edu/~qingchun/, but I'm pretty sure guys like Ren will probably never have so much spare time to spend on the internet demonstrating his ignorance by insisting on his proposition about a missing flight which had been proven dead wrong time and time again, tbh.

[Venti Quattro]

Sorry have stopped following this. So have they found any physical wreckage? What are they basing their communication on?

[Thebesteva]

Sorry have stopped following this. So have they found any physical wreckage? What are they basing their communication on?

You do realize there's better ways of finding news other than asking on Spurstalk right? :lol

[Jacob1983]

They are probably on some island talking to a volleyball or dealing with a smoke monster and/or barbaric prisoners.

[CosmicCowboy]

It was over their heads...not easy to deal with something as weird as this. I mean, if it were the U.S. the experience and leadership that we have would mean it would be handled with more precision than this situation was. Just watching their press conferences and how they handled the families of the missing was bush league at best. However, how does one deal with this type of situation?

:lmao

Like Benghazi?

[Thread]

:lmao

Like Benghazi?

Hussein Obama indeed.

[Robz4000]

Now they're saying it was in Indonesian airspace for a while. Did they land and take the passengers?

[RD2191]

CNN is really milking this shit.

[djohn2oo8]

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They probably shot it down.

djohnostradamus

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djohnostradamus

russian made, but I'm pretty sure Ukraine has them

[Will Hunting]

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djohnostradamus
You're kidding right? That's the Malaysian airlines flight that made big news when it originally got shot down in June or July (can't remember) of 2014, has nothing to do with the disappeared Malaysian airlines flight.

pretty sure ruins of that missing plane washed ashore in the South Pacific several months ago.