Remember that Malaysian plane that disappeared? The pilot did it (suspected, Miami)

[MJJersey]

As I suspected, the pilot intentionally crashed the plane:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-believe.html

The motive is unknown but some point to personal problems. He was also politically active and terrorism cannot be excluded.

[saltine]

Mass murder. Why dont $100 million aircraft have $25 tracking devices?

[Retroit]

Originally Posted by saltine

Mass murder. Why dont $100 million aircraft have $25 tracking devices?

Because the “FAA Approved Version” would cost $25,000 per plane.

[shadowne]

Much like the German co-pilot that intentionally crashed his plane full of passengers a couple of years ago.



https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/nation...297634341.html

https://www.cnn.com/2015/03/26/europ...ain/index.html

[11thHour]

Reading the article, it's still just one of several theories.

[Ralph_N_1962]

so basically you start a thread that includes no new information

[odanny]

There is a link to a very informative article about this disappearance:

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine...rlines/590653/

[pknopp]

If true the label "terrorists" will likely get tossed around. Probably fairly.

We will never call those who placed shareholder value ahead of safety and killed nearly 350, terrorists though and it
would be as appropriate.

[jambo101]

Lot of opinions in the ops link.

[elan]

Originally Posted by MJJersey

As I suspected, the pilot intentionally crashed the plane:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-believe.html

The motive is unknown but some point to personal problems. He was also politically active and terrorism cannot be excluded.

The French have decided he did it because he had complete control until the end including turns only he could have made. Okay, what about the co-pilot? Did the pilot kill him or was he clueless?