If they tried to jam 7 or 8 adult people into a 767 cockpit, plus, shut and/or lock the door, they could not pump enough oxygen in fast enough, to
keep anyone awake breathing in primarily their own and everyone else's exhaled CO2. Without oxygen supply, it gets stuffy in small, confined areas
very quickly. Try sitting in a small closet with only the crack under the door for oxygen supply to test it out.
They would be suffocating one another.That means no pilot could possibly get out of any cockpit seat either. Did they spray the mace before or after
all the crew was tossed out, and then shut and locked the cockpit door? Now 5 people are squeezed into that small cockpit instead, probably with mace
having streamed in when sprayed.
Surely part of the alleged hijakers were not sitting in the middle of all that alleged mace that allegedly stayed confined to the first class section.
Nor were they back with the other passengers, or alleged Betty Ong would never have made any alleged 20 to 25 minute phone call. Mace will linger
and spread very rapidly. Can a 767 effectively handle mace and how quickly can it handle mace if it can? Which I seriously doubt it can.
No one in the background was reacting to any mace. What type of mace was it? There should be piercing screaming if people are hit with mace.
Alleged Betty Ong's voice would not be heard for all the screaming from mace victims.
Where would 3R jumpseat be? Coach? Or another section?
All done with box cutters and mace as weapons. That is truly amazing. Hijackers would be stupid to spray mace in first class and open the door of
the cockpit, and then shut themselves in all that mace coming in from first class. First, they have to take the time to throw everyone out. That
means mace streaming into that cockpit.
For those who are unaware of what mace is. It is tear gas, and spreads very quickly. It can severely burn when it hits the skin, eyes and lungs. The
ventilation system cannot cleanse mace. It takes the wide open air to get rid of mace effect.



