Beijing-bound MAS plane carrying 239 people missing as of 20 mins ago.

reply to post by rockflier


Ineptitude…maybe…but maybe a big diversion from something more sinister

It’s out job here to intelligently look into the conspiracy angle of this, as well the other perspectives.

reply to post by DominusXV


www.malaysiaairlines.com...

"This statement is in reference to the many queries on the alleged five (5) passengers who checked-in but did not board MH370 on 8 March 2014 from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing despite having valid tickets to travel.

Malaysia Airlines wishes to clarify that there were four (4) passengers who had valid booking to travel on flight MH370, 8 March 2014, but did not show up to check-in for the flight.

As such, the issue of off-loading unaccompanied baggage did not arise, as the said four passengers did not check in for the flight. Hence, the above claim is untrue. "

reply to post by Willtell



Makes me think "could this be a false flag event" and as some have said a prelude to something bigger, or as we are all played by the elite tptb, is this just a very cruel part move in there game of chess...

berkeleygal
reply to post by UKGuy1805

 

Doesn't work, went to Flights History, found MH307, says that flight was cancelled. Clicked on it and of course nothing happened.

I just tried flightradar24 and did the playback. Flight # is MH370. Enter 03/07/2014 for date and start time 17:05. I'm curious why some of Malaysia Air flights like MH30 do not have origin or destination listed. See image below.

See the difference with MH370? It has origin and destination.

MH30 and MH370 shown together.

Last 2 of MH370. Different headings, times, altitudes.

I have been paying fairly close attention to this event since the beginning and one of the things I have found most revealing has been the media itself.

Where I am I get BBC, CBC, ABC (Australian), CNN/Fox/MSNBC, RT, Aji and CCTV.

If it wasn't for the basic fact of the flight number, I would not believe they were all covering the same story at times. At other times, it is clear that they are only repeating what they saw on each others broadcasts.

It seems as though the need to broadcast SOMETHING is more important than actually investigating the story.

The families must be going through hell.

reply to post by Mikeultra



Yes i have noticed that, not just with those flights shown but on several other rendom flights, sometimes they just dont show the intended route, and even sometimes the route information can be mixed up, i have occasionaly found a completely different route write down for a flight flying somewere different, i was told this is due to the flight crew not updating the destination details correctly prior to a flight, not sure if that is correct or true, sounds plausible though?

reply to post by Mikeultra


According to both FR24 and FlightAware, flight MH30 had the destination of Istanbul from Kuala Lumpur.

DominusXV
Also, I may have missed this from earlier in the thread, but werent there reports about five passengers who didnt board? Also there was some baggage removed prior to the flight?

Or am I misinformed?

there were four, they never showed so their luggage was never checked in, so, no luggage to take off the plane.

If im correct a flight plan is done prior to flight that shows the intended route with radar waypoints etc, the crew wiould imput this into the computers and i assume reset the previous flight details, and the only deviation would be with ATC instructions via air comms, for weather avoidance etc.

reply to post by Mikeultra


And just to bring people attention to the other palnes flying close by - look on the above maps showing 370s flight how close the other two aircraft were, only about 50miles away, so if an explosion had happened surrely they would have seen something?

OatDelphi

kosmicjack
Is it common for pilots to have a flight simulator in their house? How much do they cost? Could a pilot for Malaysia Airlines typically afford one? Have they checked the one found in his home for which programs he ran?

I brought that up in another thread and Zaphod58 basically stated that it is common for pilots to have them to keep current and confident.

But I will say this, as of this morning the Malaysian officials had still not gone into the pilots homes, according to the CNN reporter in Kuala Lumpur. And a few of the other analyst later echoed the questions I was having like... Who else was allowed to train on it? Are there any saved simulation files that would suggest a forehand knowledge or even a plan?

Zaphod58 also said the NTSB would have been in the pilots home within 2 to 3 days, Malaysians have supposedly now gone a week. That should have been a lot higher on the priority of their investigation. One more sketchy thing I guess.

I like that theory! The pilot with the simulator possibly holding private lessons in his home for wanna be hijacker/pilots.

reply to post by UKGuy1805


It started sounding strange to me when the reports of the plane zigzagging all over the open ocean, while I m reading this book about such a subject about them controlling planes and hacking into their back doors!

The book is not very exiting but the interesting thing finally occurred to me that this book is referring to such a subject as this present event.

Mikeultra

I like that theory! The pilot with the simulator possibly holding private lessons in his home for wanna be hijacker/pilots.

Could be plausible, if this guy was known to let people in to the cockpit and invite them back his home(referring to the blonde's report) then I could see him befriending some unsavory individuals and unknowingly training them. But I doubt it is the case if US officials are correct and someone had to go below to cutoff the third transmitter. That to me points to crew.

I think there's going to be some false claim in a few days blaming either the lone Russian or the 2 Ukrainians on board. The "evidence" will be discovered around the time that Crimea votes to be annexed to Russia. Something like that... if the west is responsible for this ordeal, I would think they'll blame the Russians. Back somewhere in the thread someone (sorry I forgot who it was) translated the Ukrainian Oleg Chustrak Facebook-type page, and said he's 33 years old. That page is here. foto.mail.ru...

If you look at his name on the Malaysian Air passenger manifest, his age is listed as 45. Maybe it's a typo, the Malaysian above him is listed as 33 years old. www.malaysiaairlines.com...

OatDelphi

Mikeultra

I like that theory! The pilot with the simulator possibly holding private lessons in his home for wanna be hijacker/pilots.

Could be plausible, if this guy was known to let people in to the cockpit and invite them back his home(referring to the blonde's report) then I could see him befriending some unsavory individuals and unknowingly training them. But I doubt it is the case if US officials are correct and someone had to go below to cutoff the third transmitter. That to me points to crew.

Either the crew was in on it or the passengers were somehow knocked out because after 9/11, I can't see the passengers sitting idly by while the aircraft was taken over from the pilots. There would have been resistance.

If the crew was in on it, everything would have seemed normal to the passengers until after the plane landed.

reply to post by Willtell



Intersting....imagine the scenario of the flight being hacked and the semiconducter passengers having something to do with it, the crew are somehow dissabaled and the plane is taken over by remote control and flown to somewhere...?

This is starting to sound like a James Bond film

Breaking News on TV right now here, Sky News reporting that Malaysian Government Officials have concluded that the plane WAS hijacked.. Also stating a news conference is to follow in the next few hours

Just had this pop up on feed
www.news.net...

Officials says investigators conclude jet was hijacked

reply to post by Mikeultra


Can't say that I completely disagree with your theory, as somewhere in this mega-thread I alluded to this being tied into modern Cold War type activities.

BUT, if that is true, someone better put a rush on it as those elections are happening as soon as Sunday. Generally, Saturday is considered a slow news day -at least in the US.

IMO, fine synopsis/opinion on your part.