2 years ago today flight , MH 370 went missing and still nothing found

a reply to: Zaphod58

To be exact it takes 5 cellphone jammers to heck the aircraft

And they are only $32.29 on e-bay

originally posted by: Resourceful
a reply to: Zaphod58

The fire theory has been consistently ruled out

news.sky.com...

www.dnaindia.com...

They explain it properly on the air crash investigation show

EDIT: you know the case is on Interpol now too many experts signed a lawsuit that all the data was dodged

Neither of these reports cited the NTSB tests conducted on a cargo container full of Lithium Ion batteries that exploded. A slow starting fire is one thing, but an explosion and a fire is another, as it could immediately take out a lot of electronics. Thinking back on the Value Jet incident, where expired (not empty) oxygen generator canisters caused a fire and explosion in the cargo hold.

Source: WP:ValuJet Flight 592

The pilots did get an emergency out to the ATC, but moments later fire had burned through the floorboards in the cabin, resulting in structural failure and damage to cables underneath the instrument panels.

The NTSB report on the accident stated that "the Safety Board cannot rule out the possibility that the flightcrew was incapacitated by smoke or heat in the cockpit during the last 7 seconds of the flight

The plane nosed into the everglades at almost a vertical dive.

Certainly not the same scenario, but the speed in which the pilots became incapacitated is the really scary part.

a reply to: charlyv

This has nothing to do with the cargo

Best evidence I can give you watch the silly show it's free on youtube

a reply to: Resourceful

To be exact, it's never once been done. And it can't be.

a reply to: Zaphod58

To be exact you would have the access to that type of information

a reply to: Resourceful

And you have access to prove me wrong?

originally posted by: Resourceful
a reply to: charlyv

This has nothing to do with the cargo

Best evidence I can give you watch the silly show it's free on youtube

Not a person on this planet can definitively state that this incident could not have been caused by an explosion in the cargo area.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Have a think about it

If I described you me you think I am coming up with those sentences on my own ?

No access Info yes

Maybe access later


Conclusion : remote system hacked => evidence destroyed

a reply to: Zaphod58

Just elfing of caurse I don't
Was just seeing how far I can push this with you

I hope you are at least a little impressed

Last edit : yes I have evidence to all my claims I don't have a reason to make myself look stupid and lie I don't say anything unless I am sure about it

Whether the cargo fire or a front tire fire from under-inflation both would and could have over taken the pilot as he turned to land in a place that had a long airstrip. But once the pilot was overcome autopilot took them to the point of fuel lose and the plane went down. calculate that on that trajectory and you have just about where some of the wreckage was found.

a reply to: stonerwilliam

With all the technology now. How could they not find the plane sad

a reply to: Quantum12

Sounds unreasonable doesn't it?

Perhaps 'THEY' do know where it is...

Perhaps it is on the bottom of the gigantic ocean floor...

Either one wouldn't surprise me.

a reply to: Quantum12

The recorder pingers are very short range and only last up to 90 days. You'd be surprised how many times planes have gone down without an ELT signal. In some parts of the world it's really not hard to have one crash and disappear.

a reply to: TNMockingbird

I agree TNMockingbird I am sure it is lost in the big ocean.

a reply to: Zaphod58

I hope one day they will find the plane. If they find the recorders would they still work if he ocean has not corroded the outside?

a reply to: Quantum12

They use a solid state memory unit. Theoretically they should be able to recover data if they weren't too damaged and the water didn't corrode them.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Thank you Zaphod58! Are you sure you are not a pilot? If your not you should be!

a reply to: Quantum12

I spent almost 30 years growing up and working on the ramp and have been obsessed with Aviation longer than I can remember.

a reply to: Zaphod58

I was wondering how you know so such about airplanes. Your like a big book. Thank you!

And the word on this story gets worse...

With Friday's announcement that the meticulous ocean search for the missing jetliner will be suspended—in effect, called off—one of this decade's most tantalizing unanswered questions is headed toward becoming, in effect, a cold case.
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[The relatives] were not happy at the news that the search was being suspended. To varying degrees, they have accused investigators and searchers and the governments overseeing them of disingenuousness, incompetence and nefarious political agendas.

In China, relatives have roundly denounced the decision. They still don't seem ready to think about the finality of it all.
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[The article ends with a question many are still asking...]

"With modern-day technology," Shah said, "how can there be a mystery?"

Source: Phys.org, July 25, 2016 - Flight 370: With search suspended, a cold-case file awaits.

Not much to add besides the whole mystery of it all. And the sinking feeling that the world will never know what happened. Especially the poor families.