Malaysia Airlines loses contact with plane carrying 239 people

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Malaysia Airlines says it has lost contact with a plane with 239 aboard enroute from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

The airline said in a statement early Saturday it was attempting to locate the Boeing 777 after it lost contact with Subang Air Traffic Control at 2:40 a.m. It was scheduled to land in Beijing at 6:30 a.m.

China's state-run news agency Xinhua reported the plane was lost in airspace controlled by Vietnam, and did not make contact with Chinese air traffic controllers.

The plane is carrying 227 passengers, including two infants, and 12 crew members. The airline said it is working with authorities to locate the plane.

Boeing said on its Twitter account it is monitoring the situation, and "our thoughts are with everyone on board."



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[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by ghak99

So the guy found some luggage, but the real mystery seems to be the white stripe.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by Donger

I think the flaperons on 777s are made of composites. I have no idea if they'd float or not.

They are graphite, and small enough pieces would certainly float.

[TLO]

Did they ever figure this out?

[dj56dt58]

Originally Posted by Dr. Pepper

Did they ever figure this out?

If they had I'm sure it would have been in this thread already?

[Toby Waller]

What's to figure out? Someone in politics or big money or both was on the plane.

[Nickhead]

from the first 48 hours of the plane missing i knew what happened (from reading on the internets):

the pilot was disgruntled over the guilty verdict of his homosexual friend. sodomy charges. due to his years of experience, knowledge, he planned a course as an act of dissent, political discourse or unwavering love, to soft land his plane in the ocean. he did not want the plane to be found. he killed the copilot, then elevated the plane high enough, that it rendered all passengers dead while most were sleeping. he then proceeded to render MOST forms of communication with the plane useless. (it has been proven there were data points that allowed potential flight paths into the southern indian ocean.).

to boot, it has been revealed he deleted flight simulations that ended 'somewhere in the southern indian ocean'.

i have no clue if they find the plane tomorrow will the black boxes be useable. but there is no way this plane went down without pilot control. matter of fact, he was probably the inspiration for the german wings pilot that crashed his plane into a mountain.

[Nickhead]

this should be moved to dc btw... as it is a political coverup for certain.

[Nickhead]

now they are saying the pilot took a pivotal dump (literally), and because he was not able to correct the problems it killed everyone, and continued to fly for 7 hours unattended. sounds to me no one wants the true story out there?

[RINGLEADER]

Go back and read the news reports that were released contemporaneously when planes like the Air France one that crashed in the Atlantic happened. Everyone had theories that were so wrong because they assumed the pilots were in the cockpit, had many years in the plane, etc. And they were all proven wrong once the wreckage was found and the black boxes recovered.

Personally, I always felt that there was some kind of explosive decompression, the plane went up to 45K, everyone died, and then the autopilot flew them into the middle of nowhere.

[Nickhead]

Originally Posted by RINGLEADER

Go back and read the news reports that were released contemporaneously when planes like the Air France one that crashed in the Atlantic happened. Everyone had theories that were so wrong because they assumed the pilots were in the cockpit, had many years in the plane, etc. And they were all proven wrong once the wreckage was found and the black boxes recovered.

Personally, I always felt that there was some kind of explosive decompression, the plane went up to 45K, everyone died, and then the autopilot flew them into the middle of nowhere.

the thing i have a problem with the 'explosion' theory is it would not take another 7 hours to descend. obviously i cannot state what the facts are, but a fire of any kind, not put out in a timely fashion would have beached the plane long before that time?

[Hydrae]

Originally Posted by Nickhead

the thing i have a problem with the 'explosion' theory is it would not take another 7 hours to descend. obviously i cannot state what the facts are, but a fire of any kind, not put out in a timely fashion would have beached the plane long before that time?

If the plane went to 45,000 feet there may not have been enough oxygen to maintain any fire.

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by Nickhead

from the first 48 hours of the plane missing i knew what happened (from reading on the internets):

the pilot was disgruntled over the guilty verdict of his homosexual friend. sodomy charges. due to his years of experience, knowledge, he planned a course as an act of dissent, political discourse or unwavering love, to soft land his plane in the ocean. he did not want the plane to be found. he killed the copilot, then elevated the plane high enough, that it rendered all passengers dead while most were sleeping. he then proceeded to render MOST forms of communication with the plane useless. (it has been proven there were data points that allowed potential flight paths into the southern indian ocean.).

to boot, it has been revealed he deleted flight simulations that ended 'somewhere in the southern indian ocean'.

i have no clue if they find the plane tomorrow will the black boxes be useable. but there is no way this plane went down without pilot control. matter of fact, he was probably the inspiration for the german wings pilot that crashed his plane into a mountain.

Don't believe everything you read.

[BlackHelicopters]

This is easy. Pilot suicide. /thread

[Beef Supreme]

[siberian khatru]

Originally Posted by Nickhead

the thing i have a problem with the 'explosion' theory is it would not take another 7 hours to descend. obviously i cannot state what the facts are, but a fire of any kind, not put out in a timely fashion would have beached the plane long before that time?

Payne Stewart. Bo Rein.