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Missing Malaysia Air plane MH370 - Part 3

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KenAdams · 17/03/2014 09:48

Thread 1

Thread 2

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Hawkshaw · 18/03/2014 18:39

Yay! Glad to see you back, Goldie.

KaleCrochet · 18/03/2014 18:40

Hurrah! Great to see you back Thanks

member · 18/03/2014 18:47

Hurrah! Queen of all knowledge Wink is back!

KenAdams · 18/03/2014 19:33

Thank goodness you've finally started the thread Goldie, all your posts will be highlighted now Grin

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dopplerdong · 18/03/2014 20:46

is it possible to eliminate one of the flight paths north or south by doppler?

MerryMarigold · 19/03/2014 09:47

I had a nightmare about flying last night Sad. I have been flying long haul since I was about 1, and I LOVE flying, always have. We are flying Jet Airways (which is not one of the higher starred airlines) in the summer - horrible semi-dream about having to jump out of plane over sea, with child merely clinging on, and which of me or dh was going to have to take 2 kids and who would take 1, and not being able to bear being parted from any of them knowing I would never see them again...

I do keep thinking of how many of those people on the plane would have had parents alive. A shocking death out of the blue is very hard to bear, but not being able to have a funeral or properly grieve must be in another league. I think that's partly why it's so easy to get drawn into - intense suspense, mystery, emotion. I think if I were a family member, I would be glad of the all the interest - it makes it more significant somehow and also hopefully puts more pressure on finding the plane.

NCagain · 19/03/2014 14:57

I met a retired airline pilot this morning. He said he thinks this is all down to the co-pilot. He also said he thinks the plane could have been landed somewhere. This really surprised me because, TBH, I thought he would say the plane must be in the sea. His reasoning was that the tight security of the cockpit means that anything could happen in there and no-one else on the plane would know that anything had gone wrong. Scary thought.

I have no idea how this fits in with all the other theories. I didn't have time to ask him much more - it was literally 5 minutes passing conversation.

NCagain · 19/03/2014 15:00

Oh - he also said it would be very simple to render everyone unconscious by flying very high for long enough, which it sounds as if might have been the case.

Dinosaursareextinct · 19/03/2014 15:03

This is interesting NCagain, but more people will read it if you post on the current thread.

NCagain · 19/03/2014 15:06

I only just realised that this is an older thread.
It is a bit confusing with new threads starting up before the previous one is full.
Thanks

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