Originally Posted by
The 99s
Someone posted this on another site: NOAA data for 4 days ago shows a major disturbance of three of the buoys west of Smith Island (in the Andaman Sea - also known as the Nicobar). Displacement of the first buoy shows approximately 1500 feet (down). Weather doesn't seem to have been severe enough to cause this type of disturbance.
Where is that in reference to the last known position?
Not many people could turn off the plane's Transponder, ACARS and ADS without prior knowledge.
If one pilot leaves to go to the bathroom, it is hard to brake back in if the other pilot refuses entry with the new doors.