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DrHammondStoat
puntito
DrHammondStoat
puntito
Look, they take it for fact that the plane went flying from 35000 feet to over 45000 feet.
DrHammondStoat
You have got to back things up with evidence otherwise you will start to sound like you are throwing the silliest speculation about .....oh wait
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Then you look for a motive that explains the actions.
If Hijacked this behavior is to lower the pressure and temperature.
They have 238 possible threats to knock out.
Can't think of any other motive sorry.
First of all, there could be a margin of error in calculating the 45000 feet, this has been said in various reports, so it's not a 100 % fact.
No-one's disputing the plane may have deliberately climbed to knock out the passengers - just that smashing windows and using bodies is one of the most illogical and over-complicated ways to achieve it.
i first thought they would maybe gass the people, but then I boarded a 777 a couple of
days ago and was flabbergasted by the size of the cabin. This thing is HUGE, ENORMOUS on
the inside and on the outside, so I discarded the cyanide gas theory.
You can't knock out all people with gas while the air is replaced at
too much speed and there is just too much air in this plane.
So I came to this conclusion by actually boarding a 777.
I was thinking more along the lines that someone could tamper with the oxygen mix to the passengers (might take some time to knock them out), or that the quick climb left them unconscious quickly
DrHammondStoatFirst of all, there could be a margin of error in calculating the 45000 feet
Phage
reply to post by puntito
Why would the pilot climb to over 45000 feet?
Good question. Why bother?
At 35,000 feet unconsciousness occurs in less than one minute.
rabourby
What are the differences in stealing a Boeing aircraft instead of an airbus aircraft ? ( if stolen )
puntito
Mmm, Tamper with the oxygen mix, I would say that is when you need
Inside possible witnesses.
Those professionals don't need witnesses that can break.
I stay with the breaking of windows, it is absolutely easy
and will have everybody in panic.
Problem is I can see it so clearly in front of me and it is
so practically possible, even if you think it is complicated.,
judydawg
Phage
reply to post by puntito
Why would the pilot climb to over 45000 feet?
Good question. Why bother?
At 35,000 feet unconsciousness occurs in less than one minute.
And the cabin crew has their own tanks to move round with.
puntito
judydawg
Phage
reply to post by puntito
Why would the pilot climb to over 45000 feet?
Good question. Why bother?
At 35,000 feet unconsciousness occurs in less than one minute.
And the cabin crew has their own tanks to move round with.
So they shoot the windows.
Then they knock out the crew
Steal their tanks.
Then take over the plane.
Destroy the passenger oxygen system
Fly higher, as high as it goes.
Then go to lower height so they can breath and stand the cold
Fill the windows with whatever is available.
Climb back with the plane pressurized again
Can't help it. It is too easy.
UKGuy1805
reply to post by kanbanozaurus
The Triple Seven is a wide body twin jet, as are Boeings 767 and new 787, Airbus also have an A330, they are very similar in specifications and range, just subtle differences in layout etc, they are very similar though.
Ivar_Karlsen
puntito
judydawg
Phage
reply to post by puntito
Why would the pilot climb to over 45000 feet?
Good question. Why bother?
At 35,000 feet unconsciousness occurs in less than one minute.
And the cabin crew has their own tanks to move round with.
So they shoot the windows.
Then they knock out the crew
Steal their tanks.
Then take over the plane.
Destroy the passenger oxygen system
Fly higher, as high as it goes.
Then go to lower height so they can breath and stand the cold
Fill the windows with whatever is available.
Climb back with the plane pressurized again
Can't help it. It is too easy.
Turning off the airconditioning pacs, and open the outflow valves would do.
No need to crack Windows.
Ivar_Karlsen
puntito
judydawg
Phage
reply to post by puntito
Why would the pilot climb to over 45000 feet?
Good question. Why bother?
At 35,000 feet unconsciousness occurs in less than one minute.
And the cabin crew has their own tanks to move round with.
So they shoot the windows.
Then they knock out the crew
Steal their tanks.
Then take over the plane.
Destroy the passenger oxygen system
Fly higher, as high as it goes.
Then go to lower height so they can breath and stand the cold
Fill the windows with whatever is available.
Climb back with the plane pressurized again
Can't help it. It is too easy.
Turning off the airconditioning pacs, and open the outflow valves would do.
No need to crack Windows.