The logistics involved in that make it very unbelievable Sent from my Nexus 4 via a satellite in space
The simplest explanation is *usually* the most likely one. It was commandeered by someone on board and subsequently crashed (either deliberately, accidentally or shot down) and the wreckage simply hasn't been found yet. The motives behind the hijack are unknown and may never be fully known. No time travel. No great conspiracy theory (even though I do love a good conspiracy theory). No aliens. No Black Ops teams involved. No elaborate terrorist scheme.
So, this missing plane then. What is possessing Kathleen to do this to an aviation expert? Phil (Wide Load)
So it's confirmed that the plane has been found, crashed, in the Southern Indian Ocean Phil (Wide Load)
Well how sad,however now a new problem,finding the wreckage and hope the pilot did not turn off the FDR or the CVR.(black boxes) yes,there is a switch to do this.ill-logical I know.
Bump thread. Peoples thoughts on this story now? Anyone changed their view of what has happened to it? My thoughts remain the same as my first post.
The black boxes only have 3 or 4 more days battery left in them, best be quick about it... Sent from my Sony Xperia Z1 Compact via Tapatalk
200 passengers and crew flew for five hours in the wrong direction and not one of them Rang or text a relation in all that time ? No mention of the messages in the press? And yet this plane changed direction seven times and changed altitude to below 5000 ft st one point. And yet people still bleat the crew hijacked it? Fkin hell see no evil speak no evil hear no evil...... and then it heads to the one place on the planet where the sea and sea bed has the densest accumulation of debris... all by chance. And the american indian ocean station that can hear a gnat fart from a thousand miles away didnt spot it ? The boxes that send out pings are just boxes that are dead until someone turns it on and and tell it what it is connected to you could have the same type of box In a 747 cargo carrier telling the world its a 777.
