And what would have killed him or them after the beginning??? the sojourn to 45000ft??? then who was piloting the plane after that making all the necessary course adjustments and altitude changes???
With Malaysians’ track record of erroneous information and deception, why would anyone trust their charts or analysis at this point in time?
Because it is not their charts nor their analysis nor anything they embrace.
Their position is the one being argued by you --
It went on a heading that would never get it to dry land and flew another seven hours.
That's not true. The heading was taking it toward the northwestern coast of Australia but it was ditched 600 miles short on purpose.
You need to keep up -- you are arguing with old discarded information.
What purpose would it serve to do that?
What purpose did hijacking the plane in the first place serve?? That one.
What purpose did evading radar and flying as fast and low as possible to get out of the area undetected serve??? That one.
You, nor the Malaysian ministry, have no proof that the plane landed nicely in the Indian Ocean
Sure I do -- pings from the black box below an area where there is an absence of debris.
Where is your or your Malaysian ministry's proof to the contrary???
nor that it had any amount of fuel left, let alone a precise number like 300 gallons.
Try rereading what I wrote rather than misquoting things. Aviation analysts per the chart I posted show where it had enough fuel to travel 2300 miles to the southeast. Where the pings from the black box are coming from is 2000 miles to the east south east. That means that it would have had around 300 miles left in its tank [That's 300 miles -- not 300 gallons -- please note]
Do you or the Malaysian ministry have any evidence to the contrary???
The idea that an uncontrolled plane ditched
That is ridiculous -- that's why the pilot was at the helm using his skill and training to ditch it with enough fuel in the tank to be able to choose a suitable location while it is still under his control.
The idea that an uncontrolled plane ditched gently into an ocean that could have thirty foot waves
swells not waves -- Anyway the sea surface at that search area looks like it can easily accommodate a plane ditching. Maybe it was that calm or calmer on that March 8th morning as well.
Diego Garcia is beehive of electronic gear that also would have tracked a plane, especially one that was not reporting on schedule.
It wasn't reported by the Malaysians until an hour after it failed to show up in Beijing -- and that was just about when it was being ditched thousands mile away from the South China Sea where the Malaysians said it went down and later in Pakistan where the Malaysians hoped it would be found.
You really need to keep up and quit siding with the Malaysian Ministry of Untruths.
Sorry Chip, you don’t anything more than any of the so-called experts.
You don’t know he was heading for Australia. You don’t know that the pilot ditched the plane on purpose.
You don’t know how the plane impacted the ocean.
You don’t even know if they are looking in the right place.
You don’t even know if the pings are from the airplane in question.
But don’t let that stop you from spouting your theories as if they are proven fact.
You have your own version of the Ministry of Truth and how fortunate we are that you share it with us.