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AnonCollector · 03-11-2014, 08:05 PM

Until somebody actually finds the plane, there is no 'end of story'.

The Malaysians had been saying for a while the plane may have 'turned back'; now they're finally giving slightly more detail to that.

the chatter on anet on Sunday was reporting that there was some searching going on in the Strait, for whatever that's worth.

If it weren't for the transponder turning off, I would suspect hypoxia - this wouldn't be the first time a plane just kept flying itself, in such a scenario.

But then why did the transponder turn off? Was it intentional? Is there an event progression that can make that happen as part of the accident?

Somebody needs to find that plane.

03-11-2014, 08:05 PM	#148 (permalink)
AnonCollector Awaiting Email Confirmation Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 2,726	Re: Malaysia Airlines 777 Missing Until somebody actually finds the plane, there is no 'end of story'. The Malaysians had been saying for a while the plane may have 'turned back'; now they're finally giving slightly more detail to that. the chatter on anet on Sunday was reporting that there was some searching going on in the Strait, for whatever that's worth. If it weren't for the transponder turning off, I would suspect hypoxia - this wouldn't be the first time a plane just kept flying itself, in such a scenario. But then why did the transponder turn off? Was it intentional? Is there an event progression that can make that happen as part of the accident? Somebody needs to find that plane.