[GenCat]

What are your alls thoughts, opinions to the disappearance of the plane? I think it crashed in the ocean and everyone died.

[eskielover]

I don't know quite what to think..being that most planes are tracked on radar & it's not normal to just loose a plane that size or loose complete contact without some indication.

A bit off topic & know this wasn't a US plane but I don't believe what they were trying to make us believe about the planes on 911 either.

There seems to be more behind everything these days than they want the public to know. I have no theories...i just doubt what they want us to believe is truth. Some things we will never know the truth about....so thats my general thinking...on it

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[DenisDonnacha]

I was reading something that said the plane made a turn off course that was headed to the nearest airport, the article stated that experienced pilots know where the nearest airports are in case of emergency, they said the most likely cause was a fire (possibly electrical) and that's why the pilot changed course to land and would explain why the tracking system went off. They said that the most likely thing was it crashed on its way to the emergency landing.
Very sad.

[CaptainChaos79]

I think there were several rich ceos aboard and that they r being held hostage somewhere and media is not admitting it.

[Espresso]

Originally Posted by DenisDonnacha

I was reading something that said the plane made a turn off course that was headed to the nearest airport, the article stated that experienced pilots know where the nearest airports are in case of emergency, they said the most likely cause was a fire (possibly electrical) and that's why the pilot changed course to land and would explain why the tracking system went off. They said that the most likely thing was it crashed on its way to the emergency landing.
Very sad.

I read that article too. It seems plausible.

[Almeera]

They suspect the plane disintegrated at cruising altitude, it would seem: Malaysia Airlines: Suspected Fragments Found

The same article says that there were people on-board traveling on stolen passports. I'm suspecting this was a terror attack... and it really makes me cringe to think that this can *still* happen.

[Marshellette]

It said there were two Iranian men on board with stolen passwords. It's not hard to figure out after that. (Suicide hijackers).

[Almeera]

I didn't know they were Iranians. If so, it baffles me they'd blow up a plane that high up without making any demands or even telling the world who they are and why they're doing this. Unless the passengers rioted and prevented them from reaching their goal. Ugh. Sometimes, the way human beings act with all the pointless killing makes me sick.

[healingme4me]

Not sure, so many theories. I just know here, if a plane goes off radar, up go military fighter jets. Guess same doesn't hold true, there?

Just bizarre, completely untraceable, so says media

Tragic for their friends, families, loved ones.

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[Mike_J]

I think it was the co-pilot, if it was a hijacking by passengers the transponders wouldn't have been turned off so quickly. And if it crashed (or blew up) anywhere along the it's normal flight path, or anywhere in the HUGE search areas a debris field would have been found.

[Citrine]

Originally Posted by CaptainChaos79

I think there were several rich ceos aboard and that they r being held hostage somewhere and media is not admitting it.

I heard this too. I feel (which is pretty much how I come to my conclusions generally) that theres way more going on here. I feel all those concerned know it and why.

[doyoutrustme]

I'm tired of these theories. I think there was probably just crashed and sunk.

tapatalk post.

[eskielover]

I know when the space shuttle blew apart in the high altitude.....parts were found over such a wide distance......if the plane did disintegrate at 35,000, the similar situation would have happened. What would have made it disintegrate however is another issue?....& why nothing seemed to be made known if it were a terrorist situation remains a huge question.....but then again....then made the 911 look like it was a terrorist attack......so it's not easy to know what the reality of the situation is...only those who were on the plane at the time know what happened & no one will probably ever know what exactly happened.....seems to be the way things go any more.

[LiteraryLark]

I don't understand how so many people can make fun of this already.

[Fluttrbye]

It's so easy for the media to put their own "spin" on this very sad mystery.

Seeing that this very large airliner has simply vanished indicates something terrible happened, to say the least.

But we in the good ol' USA cannot fathom all the extraordinary possible scenarios for this part of the world. Malaysia being closer to a third world country than ours, the typical commercial airline industry standard radar ranges don't cover the vastness of the oceans and seas in that part of the world. Plus, magnified by transponders being manually turned off by someone on the plane, makes tracking this airliner virtually impossible. Even the local military radar doesn't cover all those areas.

So, as time passes, we, the curious, are left with speculation, and mystery. We may never find those lost 200+ souls or the fateful MH370. But if found, this mystery is one for the history books!!!

[-jimi-]

I think it became a ghost plane similar to the Helios accident and flew on its own for hours and then dropped into the ocean south of Java.

[marie4u]

i hope every one in that plane is ok.

[possum220]

A very large plane went down in seas in the Pacific ocean. Years ago. Because of the terrain under water it took to years to find. The Iranian men that were onboard flight 370 have had their identification checked into. Even though their passports were false they were found not to be likely agents of the hijack theory.

[yumi]

I feel so sad for the families. I pray there is closure here really soon.

[-jimi-]

If you mean Air France 447 it went down in the Atlantic.

[Hong Kong Fluey]

I believe it probably was something to do with the co pilot. Maybe he just wanted to go down in history as at the centre of the biggest airplane mystery ever. Quote plausible he locked the captain out of the flightdeck, depressurissed the cabin which gives the passengers about 25 mins of useful oxygen before flying low to ditch in deep water somewhere.

Fanciful? Maybe, maybe not.

[winterglen]

Despite all of our advances in technology worldwide, it is still possible to get lost. Particularly in the ocean. Our understanding of the world is much better now than it was even 50 years ago, but it is by no means complete.

The airplane was probably unlucky enough to hit a spot the satellites could not reach before or as it crashed.

Hoping that this story will turn out like the stories of extreme survival in Ripley's Believe It or Not or like Castaway or Gilligan's Island; that there were survivors marooned somewhere but they haven't been able to contact the rest of the world. Yet at the same time, I understand that the chances are slim and for the loved ones, the not-knowing can be just as agonizing as finding out the passengers have died.

Please, please let this be a future entry in Ripley's Believe It or Not about fortuitous survival.

[Fresia]

I keep hoping it is like an episode of Lost, that they are on an island somewhere without communication.

Meanwhile, I pray for those on board, and their families and loved ones during this trying time and amid all this speculation. I cannot imagine not knowing. I hope there is some closure and peace brought to them, with hopefully their loved ones coming home, if not concrete answers.

[Fluttrbye]

This MH370 airliner isn't the first incident of a plane going missing.

This link explains more:

http://paid.outbrain.com/network/red...&did=757253393

[MoxieDoxie]

Aliens.......took them.