Missing Airliner

[Fozzer]

Where have all the Tigers gone? Long time passing......
........At the time I preferred the stuff in a can.

The same goes for my neighbours Cats...Canned Cats!.... ... ...!

Paul ....Meow... ...!

[Bass]

You sure got problems with those cats
Set this sign up for them to see


(I can see pete is on a hard work with smilies!! I did press LOL )

[logjam]

Something more sinister has turned up. Talking about the Cameron Highlands, the so called "Thai Silk King" Jim Thomson disappeared from his home in the Cameron Highlands in 1967. His last words as he took off on a walk towards the golf course were made to a neighbor who saluted him and said "See ya later." Now get this . . . Thomson's last words were "Alright, Goodnight" and just disappeared. They are still searching.

[Fozzer]

Something more sinister has turned up. Talking about the Cameron Highlands, the so called "Thai Silk King" Jim Thomson disappeared from his home in the Cameron Highlands in 1967. His last words as he took off on a walk towards the golf course were made to a neighbor who saluted him and said "See ya later." Now get this . . . Thomson's last words were "Alright, Goodnight" and just disappeared. They are still searching.

There you go, Log.... ...!

That has the mystery solved at a stroke!... ...!

Paul.... ....!

[aussiewannabe]

Is there a lawyer in the house?

http://abcnews.go.com/International/chi ... d=23053436

This is the same law firm that has started litigation proceedings with the Asiana 777 crash in San Francisco.

[ViperPilot]

Is there a lawyer in the house?

http://abcnews.go.com/International/chi ... d=23053436

This is the same law firm that has started litigation proceedings with the Asiana 777 crash in San Francisco.

The Litigators are rapidly completing their Briefs, getting all of their eggs in one basket, and girding their loins for the "Great Blame It All" game that is about to commence.
Everyone will be at fault... even the Catering Service.

[Jetranger]

OK,

as a Former Nuclear Fizzists, that worked in the Alamo during the 1940's on Atomik Bumbs, I tink, I have the Answer, that caused the plane to Disappear.

a single subatomic particle !!!


A neutron produced by a cosmic ray and traveling at nearly the speed of light


A microchip in a plane's flight controller can malfunction and produce an erroneous command after being struck by a neutron. These neutrons, like ghosts, can pass through materials without being noticed. At aircraft cruising altitudes, about 2,000 of them per second penetrate each square yard of the aircraft's surface, passing through the passengers, seats, and onboard electronics and exiting on the other side. What happens when a high-energy neutron collides head-on with a silicon atom's nucleus in a transistor of the onboard electronics?


On October 7, 2008, an Airbus A330-303 operated by Qantas Airways was en route from Perth to Singapore. At 37,000 feet, one of the plane's three air data inertial reference units had a failure, causing incorrect data to be sent to the plane's flight control systems. This caused the plane to suddenly and severely pitch down, throwing unrestrained occupants to the plane's ceiling. At least 110 of the 303 passengers and 9 of the 12 crew members were injured. The injuries of 12 of the occupants were serious, and another 39 occupants required treatment at a hospital. An SEU was the only potential cause for the malfunctions not ruled out. All potential causes were found to be "unlikely," or "very unlikely," except for an SEU. However, the Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB) found it had "insufficient evidence to estimate the likelihood" that an SEU was the cause. –ATSB Transport Safety Report Aviation Occurance Investigation AO-2008-070 Final


For more on my full report with PHOTO's read here : http://www.lanl.gov/science/NSS/issue1_2012/story4full.shtml

Sincerely : Dr. Goober Openheimer

[logjam]

. . . And that's why, your honour, neither Boeing nor Malaysian Airways are responsible and should get away without paying a cent. The fault lies entirely with the Icelandic tax payer, and therefore the price of fresh cod will continue to rise for the next 20 years.

[Webb]

Bad timing?

[expat]

Bad timing?

No, just a world that is obsessed what people 12,000 miles away might think of them.
3200 people world wide died in car crashes today, shall we pull all adverts for cars too.............

Matt

[blackgranada77]

Good evening. New to Forums. Have read several posts about missing airliner and I am wondering if anyone has said anything about the flight crew having a gun in the cockpit. Since 9/11 haven't they allowed U.S. pilots to carry if they want to?

[PhantomTweak]

Yes, they can, and high time too, IMHO.

As the son of a carreer airline pilot, and naturally the fairly close friend of several others, having a gun with frangible rounds in the cockpit is, to me merely a small safety feature, much like the descent tape above the pop-out windows, or the oxy masks hanging over their shoulders. Small, barely noticeable, yet a possible plane saver!

Again, tho, just my most humble opinion....

Pat☺

[expat]

Good evening. New to Forums. Have read several posts about missing airliner and I am wondering if anyone has said anything about the flight crew having a gun in the cockpit. Since 9/11 haven't they allowed U.S. pilots to carry if they want to?

As far as I am aware it is only American carriers (and not all) that allow pilots to carry guns in the cockpit.....?

Matt

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