I’ve been wondering something since the first days into this.
Suppose the Capt. & First Officer are innocent for a moment. And since very little suspicion is cast over the passenger list, who could have taken over the control of that a/c?
I’ve been wondering if someone was able to enter that plane before the crew and passengers - likely via the companies servicing it before the next flight — catering, cleaning, etc. This flight was a red eye. It was dark outside. The majority of airport workers have gone home for the evening. How easy would it be for a sympathizer of a nefarious fanatic group to lay low inside a truck whose driver supported your cause? Once delivered onto the plane, the perfect compartmental place to stowaway awaited your arrival and you laid low until reaching cruising altitude. What if you had advanced knowledge of the 777, and you knew how to disable tracking devices? I’m just saying.
Has Malaysia Airlines checked all of its 777 pilots? Has everyone been accounted for? Everyone on leave, recently retired, someone who maybe changed a/c and now flies something else?
I just haven’t heard anyone speculate about the possibility of there having been a stowaway. Maybe that’s why there are no leads and this is so confusing. Everyone known to be aboard #MH370 is checking out as clean.
Have all of the ancillary people who were on the flight line that evening been checked out?
What I’m theorizing is - someone on the inside of that plane made a surprise appearance about 40 minutes into the flight. Many of the passengers would have already nodded off given the time. It was likely to have been a darkened cabin. Flight attendants would have been milling about the galley and making small talk. Maybe even delivering some coffee or a light snack to the cockpit.
I’ve had too much time to think about this.