Let The Theories Circulate!
Like nearly everybody in the world, I’d like to get to the bottom of what happened to Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.
But this page on the BBC’s web site has gone to town with speculation.
So what can I add to the speculation?
According to the /BBC report, the plane flew over the Malay Peninsular. C and I drove through that area on a military road that goes from one side to the other and there was miles and miles of jungle, where we thought we could hear elephants in the distance. One Malaysian doctor told me that they check cars in and out on that road, as there are accidents, where drivers his elephants sitting on the cool tarmac in the night.
So is it a place, where if the plane came down, could it just be lost in all the trees? I won’t speculate further than to ask the question!
If you read aircraft accident reports, as I used to when I flew a lot, you realise that pilots make quite a few silly mistakes, that you’d think they wouldn’t. Who’d have thought for example, before the Costa Concordia disaster, such a thing could happen to a cruise liner, in sight of land on a clear day.
So did the crew make some catastrophic mistake?
In most cases pilot suicide can surely be ruled out, as it would have to be almost a double suicide, unless one pilot had locked the other out of the cockpit and then perhaps shot himself.
We’re obviously left things like the plane exploding and breaking up, but things get more and more fanciful.
One of the problems with any of these theories is that the plane was still transmitting information back to London for seven hours.
Only when we find the plane and its black box recorders, will we have any chance of finding the truth!
March 18, 2014 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Flying, Malaysia, Malaysian Airlines
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Yes. some of those theories are rather wild!
Comment by nosnikrapzil | March 18, 2014 |
It’s almost as if one of the great thriller writers of the Victorian age, had written a modern day mystery.
Comment by AnonW | March 19, 2014 |
The one which made me smile most today wasn’t actually being put forward as a theory, it just sort of sounded that way:
The acting transport minister, Hishammuddin Hussein, also said the authorities had investigated almost all the passengers and crew of the plane, but had so far found no information of significance. “We have received passengers’ background checks from all countries apart from Ukraine and Russia,” he told reporters. There were two Ukrainians and one Russian on the plane.
Comment by nosnikrapzil | March 19, 2014 |