Missing Flight MH370 777-200

[gkurey]

Interesting...the flight path after the loss of the transponder is pretty much on the great circle path to Diego...tin foil hat time.

[Fusion]

I'm going to go with interdimensional time-shift.
The plane is fine, so are the people, but their story continues in a dimension inaccessable to us.
Soon scientists will come forth a acknowledge that cell phone frequencies can be bent in space and time. Therefore their phones are "ringing" for us and they can pick up, but they don't see a ringing phone, so they're not picking up.

Alright, good night.

[ThatOneEuroE30]

I'm going to go with interdimensional time-shift.
The plane is fine, so are the people, but their story continues in a dimension inaccessable to us.
Soon scientists will come forth a acknowledge that cell phone frequencies can be bent in space and time. Therefore their phones are "ringing" for us and they can pick up, but they don't see a ringing phone, so they're not picking up.

Alright, good night.

good night? its 6 o clock

[Farbin Kaiber]

Allright, goodnight.

LOL.

This all makes me start thinking of Stephen Kings's The Langoliers.

[mrsleeve]

It's not a secret base. I spoke of it earlier in the thread... High tech base, secluded, but publicly accepted and known. 20 years ago, not so well documented, then it was a secret base.

EDIT: What gets me is we can track the boat that is going to look for the missing plane, in realtime, from a computer, whats up with planes not having anything like this? I understand the logistics and people saying why they don't, but still.

http://www.vesselfinder.com/?imo=9249116

IIRC Diego has been there since the early 70's and is one of the Navy's premier aerial and orbital tracking resources and is 2ed to none in this capacity

[M-technik-3]

lol the us navy captured it and has it on a secret base in the ocean....

It's not a secret base. I spoke of it earlier in the thread... High tech base, secluded, but publicly accepted and known. 20 years ago, not so well documented, then it was a secret base.

EDIT: What gets me is we can track the boat that is going to look for the missing plane, in realtime, from a computer, whats up with planes not having anything like this? I understand the logistics and people saying why they don't, but still.

http://www.vesselfinder.com/?imo=9249116

Just goes to show how much the public knows hahaha Did 2 tours there

Been there more time than I care to remember. Bowling for beers in there 6 lane bowling alley, Many a night stuck there waiting to fly to Iraq or Afghanistan out of there.

Not much there but I have my yacht club membership.

[totheredline]

So let me stoke this conspiracy fire


After taking command of the plane, the terrorists switches off emergency oxygen for the cabin. makes a gradual climb to 45,000 while he uses his own emergency oxygen. Passengers go hypoxic and fall asleep,,, eventually they die. The terrorist has the plane. No opposition from the passengers.

[Farbin Kaiber]

So let me stoke this conspiracy fire


After taking command of the plane, the terrorists switches off emergency oxygen for the cabin. makes a gradual climb to 45,000 while he uses his own emergency oxygen. Passengers go hypoxic and fall asleep,,, eventually they die. The terrorist has the plane. No opposition from the passengers.

Dude, that isn't stoking a fire, that is pretty much what all the people thinking it was planned have said already.

The way to avoid the changes to 9/11 are just this, use a pilot as opposed to a passenger, and don't let the PAX take control. Night flight helps hide the fact the plane was moving off course, and most passengers fall asleep anyway, making it easier to hypox the plane, and take it without a fight.

Not to mention, with the shutoffs they made, and what they have access to, the 12min emergency o2 doors wouldn't even open and the masks wouldn't drop.

[einhander]

Guess it depends on your clearance level. Not that I would subject loosing mine to publicly broadcasting classified info.

So you post nonsense about 777s landing on atolls in the Indian Ocean instead?

Good policy, actually.

To get to the Stans the plane would have to fly through India or China. Again, not happening without detection or intercept.

[Farbin Kaiber]

^He posted a link, I think, if you read it, he is mocking the Russians that released it.

[Farbin Kaiber]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/India-suspends-search-operation-for-missing-Malaysian-aircraft/articleshow/32154146.cms

India suspends SAR, they are with China in saying it didn't fly West. Hrm...

http://washingtonexaminer.com/rep.-michael-mccaul-on-flight-370-all-signs-point-to-cockpit/article/2545734

US Rep. response...

[ThatOneEuroE30]

Could we have witnessed the biggest Hiest ever.....

[Farbin Kaiber]

I hear there are some new pop-ups at DG, but they could be for more B-52's. Or, they could hide an aircraft.

Manufacturer website

http://www.vinylindesign.com/mainmenu/UsesofVinyl/Wallcovering/CaseStudies/VinylCoatedHangars.html

[M-technik-3]

So you post nonsense about 777s landing on atolls in the Indian Ocean instead?

Good policy, actually.

To get to the Stans the plane would have to fly through India or China. Again, not happening without detection or intercept.

Dude I just got home after being on a 5 day vacation with no TV and Cell phone. It was great. That place in In the southern Hemisphere is a British owned territory. It's not even remotely secret.

How often do you fly around in Pakistan or any of the other areas we are talking about in the flight deck and are on comm?

Communication is very tough as most controllers struggle with English so sometimes you go 100-300 miles with no ATC radio contact. Many times you are not in Radar contact but have Radio contact.

17 years of flying around with Uncle is enough for me. Lots of strange stuff happens while you are out there.

[einhander]

Dude I just got home after being on a 5 day vacation with no TV and Cell phone. It was great. That place in In the southern Hemisphere is a British owned territory. It's not even remotely secret.

How often do you fly around in Pakistan or any of the other areas we are talking about in the flight deck and are on comm?

Communication is very tough as most controllers struggle with English so sometimes you go 100-300 miles with no ATC radio contact. Many times you are not in Radar contact but have Radio contact.

17 years of flying around with Uncle is enough for me. Lots of strange stuff happens while you are out there.

I got all the respect in the world for you guys. You used to move me into and out of Iraq. Always felt like I was in safe hands.