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Ahmad Jauhari Yahy, chief executive of Malaysia Airlines, told a news conference on Monday that initial investigations had indicated that co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid had calmly said "all right, good night" shortly before the plane disappeared.outhern arc from its last known position.
~Lucidity
reply to post by gardener
So what? So they believe if wasn't the pilot. Okay. He was saying good night to one control before being passed over to another. It was an overnight flight and they probably don't get real gabby most of the time on those. I don't see why this is a headline on Reuters. Which theory does this support exactly. Just another red herring.
thesmokingman
From what I have read, the typical verbage here would be "roger and out".
~Lucidity
reply to post by gardener
So what? So they believe if wasn't the pilot. Okay. He was saying good night to one control before being passed over to another. It was an overnight flight and they probably don't get real gabby most of the time on those. I don't see why this is a headline on Reuters. Which theory does this support exactly. Just another red herring.
VoidHawk
thesmokingman
From what I have read, the typical verbage here would be "roger and out".
Actualy I dont think they EVER say that, but I could be wrong
DarksideOz
20 Defence company employees on board.