Malaysia airlines MH370 with 239 people on board, 8 March 2014 #26

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He locked out the co-pilot so that he couldn't stop him??? I wondered why he didn't try.
It is just a version. The movie that I saw showed basically filigree and very well-planned and detailed work. Moreover, it had to be a pilot who knew Boeing 777 very well. It had to be one of the pilots, but tbh, the co-pilot had neither the experience nor the knowledge to do it. You can lock yourself in the cabin. There is a universal code to override it (known to the crew.) If Zaharie locked himself and had a heart attack, the co-pilot could still open the door, so they assumed the co-pilot tried to log in the universal code, but it was inactivated from inside.

You do want to watch that Green Dot Aviation video. It mentions some “marks” Shah left. One of them, curiously, has to do with the knob that manually switches off the transponder. It has several positions, one of them being altitude zero. Ironically, that moment - getting through “alt zero” position - was caught by the radar before the plane went dark.
 

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