MH370 investigation tip-study crew’s previous flights
11th day since China bound MH370 went missing and
till there’s no clue or trace. The incident is now officially the longest
search for missing planes in recent times. One of the prime possible cause is
said to be deliberate action by someone on board to turn off the transponders
and change flight path through computer commands.
In this post, I have one suggestion to investigating
authorities.
Please investigate flight data recorder and voice recorder
of other recent planes the captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah or his first officer Fariq
Abdul Hamid have flown. As these planes are intact and in service, data should
be readily available, if not already downloaded after each flight.
If Captain or co-pilot have masterminded the disappearance,
my strong belief is that they would have done some rehearsal before-hand. Such
as
-Turning off the transponders for some time to check if
anyone detects transponder going offline
-Practicing changing flight path a bit to see if anyone
detects the same
-Practice flying at low altitudes
-A combination of above or any other activity which could
lead to suspicious behavior
Though authorities seized and examined Captain’s home-made
flight simulator, in my understanding a flight simulator doesn’t talk to real
radars or ATC. So someone intending to disappear with an entire plane should
have practiced a bit on a real plane. If any such evidence (of unauthorized maneuver
or cockpit activity) can be pulled out from the previous flights flown by the
crew of missing Malaysian Airlines jet, the suspicion on crew can be increased.
I am not an aviation expert and I am not suggesting that
crew did voluntarily disappear with the jet. I do not want to speculate either.
But with no concrete leads so far, I am only explaining a possible way to
verify one of the 13 suspected causes of MH370, which is deliberate action by
the crew or someone on board. Do leave a comment if you agree with me
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Seriously, it's high time that they come with some solid news about the plane.
ReplyDeleteThis is another way to explore the possibilities. Looks like they haven't tried this angle.
Let's tell them. :-)
Yes.
ReplyDeleteRead your recent post. Good thoughts. Will link to it.
Today even the newspaper hardly mentioned any progress in the search. Hope it will not be forgotten.
ReplyDeleteIt seems there are 83 flights since 1948 which have disappeared without any trace. Worrisome! :(
Indrani: True. Another 2 days and nothing much in progress... we can only wait, watch and pray!
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