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Pilot in another plane was flying 30 minutes ahead of MH370 (had contact w lost plane)
Nst.com ^ | 3-9-14

Posted on 03/08/2014 7:31:30 PM PST by InvisibleChurch

'INTERFERENCE': Pilot in another plane was flying 30 minutes ahead of MH370 SEPANG: A BOEING 777 pilot, who was flying 30 minutes ahead of the missing Malaysia Airlines     aircraft, said he established contact with    MH370  minutes  after  he   was    asked to do so by  Vietnamese air traffic control. The captain, who asked to not be named, said his plane, which was bound for Narita, Japan, was far into Vietnamese airspace when he was asked to relay, using his plane's emergency frequency, to MH370 for the latter to establish its position, as the authorities could not contact the aircraft. "We managed to establish contact with MH370 just after 1.30am and asked them if they have transferred into Vietnamese airspace.

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KEYWORDS: 2014airlinercrash; autopilot; fakepassports; hoax; iran; malaysia; maldives; mh370; planecrash; radar; waronterror
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1 posted on 03/08/2014 7:31:30 PM PST by InvisibleChurch
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To: InvisibleChurch

Wonder if somehow transponder became faulty or was turned off? Of course this is not a full explanation and is probably not even the beginning of an explanation.


2 posted on 03/08/2014 7:37:01 PM PST by no-to-illegals (Scrutinize our government and Secure the Blessing of Freedom and Justice)
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To: InvisibleChurch

I wonder if the Muslim pilot put the plane into a fatal dive, yelling “Allahu akbar” just like another one did some years ago.


3 posted on 03/08/2014 7:37:31 PM PST by beethovenfan (If Islam is the solution, the "problem" must be freedom.)
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To: InvisibleChurch

The plane that crashed had its wing smashed up on a runway a few years ago.


4 posted on 03/08/2014 7:37:45 PM PST by sunrise_sunset
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To: InvisibleChurch

This would seem to imply something was wrong in the cockpit and the pilots weren’t following procedure.


5 posted on 03/08/2014 7:39:47 PM PST by driftdiver (I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
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To: InvisibleChurch

yeah that was kind of my thought.... static, garbled, co-pilot voice.... then nothing.... I still tend to think Alluah Akbar


6 posted on 03/08/2014 7:41:37 PM PST by Nifster
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To: InvisibleChurch
With the available information, i can not help but think they are looking in the wrong location by at least 300 nm or more. If they were in the air for two hours they would be much further north than they are showing.

At 1:30 , 50 minutes into the flight, they already into Vietnam airspace. According to the reports, they fly another 1 hour and 10 minutes, approx 450 nm.

7 posted on 03/08/2014 7:42:24 PM PST by saywhatagain
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To: driftdiver

Weren’t or couldn’t


8 posted on 03/08/2014 7:43:28 PM PST by hoosiermama (Obama: "Born in Kenya" Lying now or then or now)
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To: InvisibleChurch

“There were a lot of interference... static... but I heard mumbling from the other end.”

Mumbling? As in someone not speaking clearly or does he really mean not mumbling, but distorted due to the interference?


9 posted on 03/08/2014 7:43:47 PM PST by expat1000
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To: InvisibleChurch
Is there no radar tracking info to determine when and where contact was lost?

That would make debris searching simpler.

10 posted on 03/08/2014 7:45:47 PM PST by Paladin2
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To: Nifster

Workplace violins?


11 posted on 03/08/2014 7:47:02 PM PST by Paladin2
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To: InvisibleChurch
He said those on the same frequency at the time would have heard the exchange. This, he said, would include vessels on the waters below.

Anyone else's hairs stand up reading that?

12 posted on 03/08/2014 7:47:30 PM PST by logi_cal869
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“Is there no radar tracking info to determine when and where contact was lost?”
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Most likely out of range of any radar site.


13 posted on 03/08/2014 7:49:49 PM PST by AlexW
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There has got to be US Gov’t satellite data.


14 posted on 03/08/2014 7:51:06 PM PST by Paladin2
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To: beethovenfan

Both pilots were Muslim from the manifesto, the Pilot was 53 years old and the Co-Pilot was I believe 27 years old, for that theory to make sense the co-pilot must have been OK with plummeting to his death because no one said a peep, if I was a co-pilot on a plane and the Pilot was getting ready to off himself I would have been screaming bloody murder to the control tower


15 posted on 03/08/2014 7:51:16 PM PST by Sarah Barracuda
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To: logi_cal869
He said those on the same frequency at the time would have heard the exchange. This, he said, would include vessels on the waters below.

Anyone else's hairs stand up reading that?

Vessels on the water? Do we know where Kerry was?

16 posted on 03/08/2014 7:53:56 PM PST by Mastador1 (I'll take a bad dog over a good politician any day!)
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To: saywhatagain

Here’s my conspiracy theory - pilot takes a break, and co-pilot dumps the fuel...causing the fuel slicks that have been found. The deed is done, and nobody can wrestle the controls from him to save the plane. And they just fall out of the sky...but a little north of the fuel slicks.


17 posted on 03/08/2014 7:53:59 PM PST by lacrew (Mr. Soetoro, we regret to inform you that your race card is over the credit limit.)
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To: expat1000

Interference. Departed 30 minutes sooner means approximately 200 nm distance ahead. Pretty normal not to be able to make clear contact.

However, they fly another hour and ten minutes. There is absolutely no excuse for the aircraft in distress not to make a call. Even if he lost or forgot to mKe a call to center, when company called, he would or should have tried the emergency frequency and make contact.


18 posted on 03/08/2014 7:54:21 PM PST by saywhatagain
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To: Sarah Barracuda

“if I was a co-pilot on a plane and the Pilot was getting ready to off himself I would have been screaming bloody murder to the control tower”

Makes certain sense to you and I but remember the Asiana co-pilot last July that said nothing as the Captain flew that 777 onto the ground in SFO. And the co- was actually training the Captain on the type. Strange indeed.


19 posted on 03/08/2014 7:57:18 PM PST by FAA
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To: hoosiermama

That’s the key question.


20 posted on 03/08/2014 8:00:38 PM PST by driftdiver (I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
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