11-09-2014, 04:02 PM
(03-13-2014, 10:38 AM)Midwest Spy Wrote: The pilot of the missing aircraft was a genuine aircraft enthusiast.
He had a 777 simulator in his house.
I think he flew this plane 'beneath radar' once he reached the Strait of Malacca. With 4+ hours of fuel remaining he literally could've flown 1,000's of miles from the last known military radar sighting. Out over the ocean, cell phones wouldn't have worked.
His motive? Well, I'd like to know how his personal finances look, whether or not he was involved with lovers, etc., ANYTHING that could seem like a reason to want to commit suicide.
Did he recently purchase life insurance? I'm sure the CIA and Malaysian authorities are looking into this now.
The planes black box has a 30-day life. After that, there's no 'pinging' that would help people locate the aircraft.
If his goal was to ditch this plane in the middle of the Indian Ocean without a trace, he's got a pretty good start.
More brilliance ^.
When you think about it, the pilot has a far better chance to sabotage an aircraft than anybody else. Sneaking weapons or bombs on board a plane is really difficult in 2014.
Turns out the pilot had connections to a Malaysian political prisoner (jailed a few days before the plane went missing).
Again, by crashing his plane and having it never found, he makes the Malaysian govt look pretty bad, which certainly could've been his motive.