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Rick Draper

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13th Mar 14 at 16:25

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

RichR

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13th Mar 14 at 16:25

Is there a possibility of the plane nose diving into the sea and nothing becoming detached? Would depend on the angle of attack but the plane would have to get to a deep enough depth that the pressure caused a fuselage failure releasing all of the air inside but not effectively breaking up much so that there was little, if any debris. *thinking outloud

Liam-Wilko

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13th Mar 14 at 16:38

Now they are saying that the it could have tuned and still beein in flight for upto 5 hours after it was lost from radar but on that note if the plane turned round and stayed in the air for upto another 5 hours then why did it not go back to the airport it had took off from bearing in mind it was only around 1 hour into its flight

[Edited on 13-03-2014 by Liam-Wilko]

JordyCarter

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13th Mar 14 at 16:43

I have also thought about it possibly being landed on a private air field etc. Which would suggest it was a well thought out plan.

flybikeslee

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13th Mar 14 at 16:45

Tiger

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13th Mar 14 at 16:46

quote:
Originally posted by Shelly

quote:
Originally posted by Tiger

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Originally posted by Shelly
Can't phone companies track where last known phone signals can be traced to? Don't police do that kind of thing when crimes are commited? Failing that you could always ask one of our dodgy newspapers have a look...

That's assuming there's phone signal 85 miles offshore.

How do you know they are offshore?

I still think its parked up in some hangar at a private airfield.

Ground radar would have tracked it if it was elsewhere other than where it dissapeared.

Liam-Wilko

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13th Mar 14 at 16:52

from what is being said if there is a possibility the plain has stayed in flight for a possible 5 hours from when it was last seen on radar it could be anywhere

Tiger

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13th Mar 14 at 16:53

I dont understand how this plane didnt turn up on any military or commercial ground radar if it's not where it dissapeared. Its just not possible in this day and age to dodge radar is it?

Jambo

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13th Mar 14 at 17:13

You lot need to calm down and remember occam's razor.

Dom

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13th Mar 14 at 17:17

quote:
Originally posted by Liam-Wilko
But there was reports saying that people had phoned and it rang and hung up....

The 'rings' you hear doesn't necessarily equate to the phone actually ringing, more so on international calls

quote:
Originally posted by Liam-Wilko
Now they are saying that the it could have tuned and still beein in flight for upto 5 hours....

Balling posted something similar, nothing to prove that that actually happened.

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Originally posted by Jambo
You lot need to calm down.....

Yup; it's getting a bit 'tin hat' in here

[Edited on 13-03-2014 by Dom]

taylorboosh

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13th Mar 14 at 20:00

I think pikeys have stolen it for scrap metal

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13th Mar 14 at 20:06

They need to speak to Whip Whitaker, see what he makes of it.

sc0ott

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13th Mar 14 at 20:18

They need to check sandy shores airfield.

Tiger

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13th Mar 14 at 23:27

New evidence suggests the transmission devices were manually shut down from on board: http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=22894802&sid=76&ts=true

Could point towards terrorist activity perhaps.

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14th Mar 14 at 07:44

I think it's on a conveyor belt somewhere, trying to take off.

Generation

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14th Mar 14 at 08:46

HAR HARR

baza31

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14th Mar 14 at 09:47

It will probably land back home in a few days with 239 holiday makers oblivious to what's happened. I genuinely do not know how a jumbo jet can be lost ? Surely someone is in charge or monitoring planes ? You would think if it went off radar it would set off alarm bells and contact would be made or send army to check . As it stands it looks like the airline and people who are in charge are a set of bell ends . They let two people with stolen passports on board then the whole plane and 239 people go "missing" . Or it's all made up for some crazy reason

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14th Mar 14 at 10:49

quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
New evidence suggests the transmission devices were manually shut down from on board: http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=22894802&sid=76&ts=true

Could point towards terrorist activity perhaps.

That or there were systems' failures and everyone suffocated.

[Edited on 14-03-2014 by ed]

Ben G

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14th Mar 14 at 10:52

Sky news reports it turned back and flew toward the andaman islands.

[Edited on 14-03-2014 by Ben G]

Tiger

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14th Mar 14 at 12:03

Turned back to where though? It took off from Kuala Lumpur and from the reports so far, didn't look like it was heading back there?

Tiger

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14th Mar 14 at 12:04

It's a pretty unusual and dramatic change of course.

Ben G

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14th Mar 14 at 12:11

By the looks of it, could have turned absolutely anywhere. It's quite alarming really.

Tiger

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14th Mar 14 at 12:19

Had it been over land, could have been another potential Lockerbie or worse if it had come down in a city.

Liam-Wilko

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14th Mar 14 at 14:11

the possibiity of its location is endless

JonnyJ

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14th Mar 14 at 14:14

quote:
Originally posted by Liam-Wilko
the possibiity of its location is endless

I reckon we can rule out the moon tbh.

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