Malaysian 777 missing
#611
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OK, back to your originally scheduled program.
#612
still wonder about the oil rig worker who stated in a email to officials that he witnessed a "plane on fire" in the general area/time that FLt 370 was flying.
Bob Woodruff of NBC contacted his Japanese employer who conformed that the New Zealand citizen rig worker did work for them and that they were the ones that forwarded his email to the proper authorities in Malaysia. The oil rig operated stated that the aircraft fire lasted approx 10-15 seconds.
If you can see a aircraft flying at Fl 350 contrails during the day time why could this guy not see a aircraft on fire at night.
I have also read that an anther airline in the area was asked by ATC to try and contact Flt 370...that airliner told ATC they only hear a "buzzing noise"....could this be part of an electrical problem on Flt 370?
Bob Woodruff of NBC contacted his Japanese employer who conformed that the New Zealand citizen rig worker did work for them and that they were the ones that forwarded his email to the proper authorities in Malaysia. The oil rig operated stated that the aircraft fire lasted approx 10-15 seconds.
If you can see a aircraft flying at Fl 350 contrails during the day time why could this guy not see a aircraft on fire at night.
I have also read that an anther airline in the area was asked by ATC to try and contact Flt 370...that airliner told ATC they only hear a "buzzing noise"....could this be part of an electrical problem on Flt 370?
Very unlikely in a reality based scenario.
#613
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Gotcha.
Thanks again for letting this non-pro participate in the discussion. I've been very curious what commercial pilots think about this whole thing. Many of us "public folk" have just enough knowledge to be dangerous in terms of concocting unlikely to ridiculous scenarios.
Just hope the mystery will be solved and all this speculation will finally give way to remembering and honoring the 239 SOB.
Thanks again for letting this non-pro participate in the discussion. I've been very curious what commercial pilots think about this whole thing. Many of us "public folk" have just enough knowledge to be dangerous in terms of concocting unlikely to ridiculous scenarios.
Just hope the mystery will be solved and all this speculation will finally give way to remembering and honoring the 239 SOB.
#614
Are we there yet??!!
Joined APC: Apr 2006
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Obviously you don't know what SOB or POB means.
In most English speaking countries SOB = Souls on Board
In others and in Islamic countries POB is used and it is Persons on Board.
If you don't know those two, you probably should not be commenting in this thread.
In most English speaking countries SOB = Souls on Board
In others and in Islamic countries POB is used and it is Persons on Board.
If you don't know those two, you probably should not be commenting in this thread.
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#617
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Very familiar with the terms... Thought it would take a lot more than that to get you to bite...
#618
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Yeah. One of the five airports found on the simulator seized by the police is that same military base, Diego Garcia.
Cops find five Indian Ocean practice runways in MH370 pilot?s simulator, BH reports | Malaysia | The Malay Mail Online
#620
Yeah. One of the five airports found on the simulator seized by the police is that same military base, Diego Garcia.
Cops find five Indian Ocean practice runways in MH370 pilot?s simulator, BH reports | Malaysia | The Malay Mail Online
Cops find five Indian Ocean practice runways in MH370 pilot?s simulator, BH reports | Malaysia | The Malay Mail Online
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