Did Missing Malaysia flight DISINTEGRATE at 35,000 feet?

Abraxas said:
If that were true and it was still on autopilot then why did it do a 180 turn and come back on itself?
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Good question. I don't know. In the Payne Stewart crash the plane veered off course by about 30 degrees. Maybe the pilot was trying to turn the plane around to head back toward Kuala Lampur when he was over come by hypoxia?
 
Darla said:
Superfreak, don't wink at me, Jarod thinks I want to sleep with you. Which was the most humiliating thing to happen to me this week. Well, if you don't count the networking happy hour from last night.
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It could have been worse. He could have said Skidmark. ;)
 
Jarod said:
I heard a pilot on television today say that the runway could be as short as 500 feet and did not have to be paved, but only tightly packed dirt.
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LMAO; you're too stupid for prime time Counselor. You would be lucky to land a Cessna 172 in 500 feet on a good day.
 
Bonestorm said:
But a pilot said it so I think it demands attention.
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He was an idiot if he was a pilot and made that statement. I am a private pilot and I can tell you that a Cessna 172 can barely land on 500 feet. An 875,000 pound jetliner will require about another 5,000 feet. Tightly packed dirt??? Yeah okay!! LMAO

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Truth Detector said:
LMAO; you're too stupid for prime time Counselor. You would be lucky to land a Cessna 172 in 500 feet on a good day.
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Now Defective Truth thinks he's a pilot...ROFL!!

Several pilots I have listened to say the Cessna172 you describe could practically hover motionless in the air with just a modest headwind.
 
ZappasGuitar said:
Now Defective Truth thinks he's a pilot...ROFL!!

Several pilots I have listened to say the Cessna172 you describe could practically hover motionless in the air with just a modest headwind.
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So you think that a 200 tonne aircraft could land and come to a full stop in five hundred feet?
 
ZappasGuitar said:
Now Defective Truth thinks he's a pilot...ROFL!!

Several pilots I have listened to say the Cessna172 you describe could practically hover motionless in the air with just a modest headwind.
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He said that he was a pilot before now, I took some flying lessons a few years ago but never carried it on.
 
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ZappasGuitar said:
Now Defective Truth thinks he's a pilot...ROFL!!

Several pilots I have listened to say the Cessna172 you describe could practically hover motionless in the air with just a modest headwind.
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So now you think you're an expert on flying aircraft eh? LMAO; that modest headwind would have to be around 65 knots to do that dumbass.
 
Satellite data shows hijacked MH370 was last seen flying towards Pakistan OR Indian Ocean as investigators search co-pilot's home and reveal home-made flight simulator built by plane's captain


  • Officials confirmed missing plane was hijacked by one or several people
  • Could have turned off communication system and steered it off-course
  • Now believed plane could have flown for another seven hours
  • Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak refused to confirm the reports
  • Investigators working to establish motive and where plane was taken
  • Both captain and co-pilot are now said to be under investigation

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