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5 bux that the passengers on the plane are now in a "Lost" scenario |
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Another possible scenario is that China, using their newest biological weapon, the Beijing Smog, inadvertently sent some of its weaponized smog to south of Thailand, where, during night time, the plane was traveling on auto pilot. The auto pilot, as it is American made, realized the dangers and military might of the Chinese when it encountered the smog, it suddenly turned tail and turned off its radio as to remain stealthy and not be seen by Chinese communist communications, unfortunately it was already tagged by a chinese frigate who were dumping dead chinese bodies off the coast of thailand (which someday will become part of China as well because chinese heritage was dumped here). When the Russian made chinese radar realized the American plane has turned tail and was leaving its missile range, the chinese frigate fired Russian made Ship to Airplane Missiles and took down the clearly inferior made American plane. The pilot was talking actively to the co-pilot about the co-pilot's wife, and how he teared her on the weekend to notice the RWR blinking, signalling it's time to release the chinese made Chaff and activate the CIWS. Meanwhile, Malaysia, noticing that their human trafficking scheme of stealing passports and giving it to other people is in peril, erased some data about the flight so it might give them some time to re align their schemes. Posted via RS Mobile |
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There was one flight which was an international flight on a 747-400 and what they did was when the pilot had to come out to use the bathroom, they had a locking metal gate that closed off the hallway to the rest of the plane which allowed the pilot to get from the opened cockpit door to the bathroom without anybody else having access to that area, if that makes sense. Mark |
domestic flights don't always have their doors shut. Ive been on a few domestic flights where the pilots had the doors open the whole flight and I could see all their lights blinking and such |
Hmm, I only fly on AC and only on the big wide body planes, is it possible that this is Westjet or another carrier? I am kinda curious now as I'd love to see that but I've never seen it in real life... |
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Don't know if this has been posted or not. But an oil rig worker sent the following email... Quote:
Oil rig worker saw Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 go down: report - National | Globalnews.ca |
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Breaking news on CNN. China releases a satalite image of 3 large floating objects. The objects are near the oil rig were a worker says he saw a fire ball. http://static4.businessinsider.com/i...e%20images.jpg |
You will not find any major carrier with an open cockpit door in Canada. If your flying on a Beech 1900, on Central Mountain Air, or Georgian into Cranbrook or Red Deer. You might be right. because there is no door. The only time the door is open is when they have to use the can, they are getting fed or just need to chat up the F/A's. Any 705 (Airline - 19 seats and up if I remember the regs correctly) operator, whether a Dash 8 or an A380 must have the door closed and locked from the second the main cabin door is closed, and technically until it is opened (Although many times it gets opened when parked, and the cabin door is still closed). The only time I could see this happening, is if the pilots own kid is on the flight, or a really close friends child. Completely illegal, but I could see it happening if the pilot wanted to put his job on the line to make a kid smile. Idiot. lol |
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Flying from YVR to cabo with sunwing I was sitting first row isle seat There was at least two times the cockpit door opened where if I had just jumped up and took three steps I could have been in the cockpit with little resistance I found it somewhat disconcerning lol Posted via RS Mobile |
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