Malaysia Airline MH370 Searching off the coast of Perth

[VR6Lee]

WTF is this plane?
What a mess of an Investigation this has been!
Have the Aussies found it?

And why do commercial planes have a transponder switch that can be turned off!







This made me laugh:

On 14 March 2014, Malaysia Airlines retired the MH370 and MH371 flight number pair for the Kuala Lumpur–Beijing–Kuala Lumpur route, replacing them with MH318 and MH319 respectively.

Fu<ked if I'd ever get on flight MH318 or MH319 though 

[The Mighty Elvi]

And why do commercial planes have a transponder switch that can be turned off!

Coz' it's only needed when the plane is in the air.

[Organisys]

Most plausable theory I have read was a cockpit fire. 

[Jimmgc51]

Definitely some LOST sh!t going on here. The captains pushing the button as we speak!

[wessexgti]

im more concerned by the total disaperance of RAFERACKSTRAW from the 'one for wessexgti' thread!!     


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[MrBounce]

Where's the plane? One word: Stargate.

[gazareth]

damn Stephen hawking is right

[Gti_Jamo]

Its probably never existed in the first place. Nothing about this apparent disappearance makes logical sense.

[VR6Lee]

I would like to end a theory.
Remember that Ethiopian Airline Flight 961 than ran out of fuel and ditched in the sea: Ethiopian Airline Flight 961

Remember the pilot who successfully ditched a plane in the Hudson river a few years back? the plane was intact.



Now a video showing how difficult it is to search for the plane in the Indian Ocean watch the first minute: Searching the Indian Ocean



So that rules out the landed safely on water theory 
Can you imagine rear ending out of a crashed plane to see the size of those waves   
I just hope death came fast and painless from the impact for the passengers...

[gazareth]

Its probably never existed in the first place. Nothing about this apparent disappearance makes logical sense.

not the kind of thing you could fake though is it?