ElleElle
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But that's just it, it didn't avoid radars.
Thai and Malaysian military radar tracked it from 1:21-2:15am.
All it had to do to avoid any civilian radar was unplug its transponder. It could then fly wherever it wanted unseen.
Since the transponder was indeed unplugged, the question is, was it done by a human hand or by some sort of onboard catastrophe?
BBM ~ Well, if it manually turned off by human hand for nefarious reasons, wouldn't flying solo be risky to crash into other planes?