Malaysia airlines plane may have crashed 239 people on board #10

[lawstudent]

I seem to have lost my quote button and several others...

I'm not saying the legs would reveal anything - it just seems like if you accidentally release a photo where half of the body belongs to another person, in such a high profile story, you say "oops - here's the correct one". Even if it was a stupid celebrity magazine shot, the staff would replace the photo with the correct one - that's just what you do.

 

[MsFacetious]

6 Gaint screens? Can you link that ? His system looked like something a 13 year old would build.IMO.

His mouse even had a cord on it. His joy stick is 10 years old. (I had the same one)

Yep and our resident WS pilot Derryn has a WAY cooler set up that cost WAY more money.
This guy had a few computer screens and a flight simulator program.
It's not like he bought a real cockpit from a plane and made an actual simulator.

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[LadyL]

Absolutely, CARIIS. The pilot is a genius at flying and at all things aeronautical. You saw his homemade simulator with 6 giant screens. He could land in a desert or a jungle or s/w in between.

He perfected this mission on simulator. I mean. Raise your hand if you, or anyone you know, possesses a giant 6 screen aviator simulator INSIDE your home?

Whatever happened, wherever those 239 loved ones, family members, friends are now, whoever took this plane filled with these innocent passengers, and one tall Texan, has a lot of splaining to do.


When you view the airplane's image below, see the passengers inside this aircraft. I cannot draw the 217 passengers sitting, buckled in their seats and the flight MH370 carried 12 crew members. 239 people are missing.



This is about finding why these people have vanished and where they are now. Right now.

OMO

[bbm]

if you read back, you will see that people have posted right in these threads that they have or know someone who has a simulator equal to or better than the pilots

it's been discussed ad nauseum and although I've never even seen a simulator, except in these threads, I'm going to put my faith in the pilot(s) or members who know pilots with simulators who've posted here regarding it

 

[PoirotryInMotion]

Well THAT is breaking news if I have ever heard it folks, shocking I tell you! :cheer::woot:

Lol, I wondered if anyone would catch that. ;D

 

[MsFacetious]

Lol, I wondered if anyone would catch that. ;D

You wondered? Ye of little faith. We always catch that stuff. :snooty:

 

[MLO]

There we go, his fairly basic simulator. There was a costing done on it a few threads ago and it was established that it could be done for under $5,000. If I recall correctly, a fair bit under that.

 

[CHERIE.T]

If this plane crashed into the Bay of Bengal, or malacca straight or even the Indian Ocean, wouldn't there be debris of some sort that has washed up somewhere along these coastlines? Even though no crash sensors went off, it didn't just "poof" into thin air.

I would guess that yes something should have washed near shore, but other planes have crashed and not been recovered.

 

[CHERIE.T]

There we go, his fairly basic simulator. There was a costing done on it a few threads ago and it was established that it could be done for under $5,000. If I recall correctly, a fair bit under that.

Is this used to play a game? Or to learn to fly?

 

[LadyL]

Yep and our resident WS pilot Derryn has a WAY cooler set up that cost WAY more money.
This guy had a few computer screens and a flight simulator program.
It's not like he bought a real cockpit from a plane and made an actual simulator.

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[bbm]

like Derryn did?

:gasp: :scared: :thud:

 

[SeriouslySearching]

That has to be a mistake. If the plane had gone off course 12 minutes before it vanished ATC would have been all over it.

I believe people are reading it wrong and misinterpreting it even in the same article.

The official, who has been briefed on the investigation, said the programmed change in direction was entered at least 12 minutes before the plane's co-pilot signed off to air traffic controllers, telling them, "All right, good night."

~Snip~ (And this is where we can see it gets misinterpreted by a reporter, imo)

New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt said the new timeframe "makes the issue of foul play seem more significant."

"Because by doing that," he said, "what it basically shows is that this thing was already heading in a different direction when they're saying good night."

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/18/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-plane/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

 

[MsFacetious]

Is this used to play a game? Or to learn to fly?

He enjoyed teaching kids to fly on it. :seeya:

http://www.kgw.com/home/Portland-man-defends-Malaysian-pilot--250707711.html

 

[Soulmagent]

There we go, his fairly basic simulator. There was a costing done on it a few threads ago and it was established that it could be done for under $5,000. If I recall correctly, a fair bit under that.

I have an old convertable I am thinking I can turn it into a biplane. Sim,

 

[Snoods]

Here's a Mail Online article that discusses the engineer a bit:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...neer-private-jet-firm-involved-hijacking.html

Jeez, all of these people seem so atypical of any terrorists we've ever heard of before. It just doesn't seem possible to me that a member of the crew is responsible for this, but on the other hand, it seems like there could be no other explanation! My head is spinning.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Probably just a large and very heavy spider sat on the light switch. Nothing to be alarmed about.

Bwahahaha I laughed so hard I just woke up my dog. He was not happy. :floorlaugh:

 

[CHERIE.T]

He enjoyed teaching kids to fly on it. :seeya:

http://www.kgw.com/home/Portland-man-defends-Malaysian-pilot--250707711.html

:seeya: thanks as always.
Going to read the link now!

 

[LadyL]

Just a thought, how do those cameras operate, a continous video or still photos at timed intervals? Wasn't it said that the two men were in line together? What I'm wondering is if the camera took a still photo of the second man before it cleared the legs of the first man from it's memory. Does that make any sense?

if so, why wouldn't they just blame it on that? instead, they explained that it was human error with the photocopying machine

 

[Chilly Willy]

if so, why wouldn't they just blame it on that? instead, they explained that it was human error with the photocopying machine

Because they're Malaysia. Maybe whoever responded to that question didn't actually know the answer so they made something up. It wouldn't surprise me.

 

[Soulmagent]

if so, why wouldn't they just blame it on that? instead, they explained that it was human error with the photocopying machine

They dont know how all this high tech stuff works. They didnt know why his legs looked messy. They thought the ink was wet?

Or maybe the shoebomb cause over exposure but they couldnt tell us that.


Radar..wha??

Security? huh?

Fake passports???

 

[SeriouslySearching]

TIMES NOW ‏@timesnow 13m

Malaysian authorities confirm that someone onboard the missing flight #MH370 could be behind the sabotage http://www.timesnow.tv/videoshow/4450329.cms …

Are we sure that isn't a joke site?! Funny stuff! (Not about to go watch the video tho)

 

[MsFacetious]

Henry Williams ‏@digitalhen 4m

The Malaysia Airlines plane has now been missing for 11 days 6 hours 41 minutes.
http://graphicsweb.wsj.com/documents/MH370COUNTDOWN/

https://twitter.com/digitalhen

Some other flights listed here that took longer to find than Air France 447:

http://graphicsweb.wsj.com/documents/MH370COUNTDOWN/