Watch the news - B777 missing

**YellowDog** · 29th March 2014, 18:58

As a side note: I flew Malaysian Air via KL last year.

Outstanding plane, greats service, and far stricter security than most airports I have visited.

This disaster would NOT stop me flying with them again; especially if they reduced their prices as a result of the fear factor

**FJRider** · 29th March 2014, 22:02

Originally Posted by YellowDog

This disaster would stop me flying with them again; especially if they reduced their prices as a result of the fear factor

Why ... the planes disappearance seems more to do with one of the pilots actions ... more than anything else.

**Berries** · 29th March 2014, 22:09

Originally Posted by YellowDog

This disaster would stop me flying with them again; especially if they reduced their prices as a result of the fear factor

Ha ha, if they reduced their prices I would be even more inclined to fly with them. You can't take this one random incident and extrapolate it that far. FFS, I am surprised you ride a motorbike with that attitude.

**YellowDog** · 29th March 2014, 22:38

Originally Posted by FJRider

Why ... the planes disappearance seems more to do with one of the pilots actions ... more than anything else.

Beer typing again.

I would be happy to fly Malaysian Airlines again, no problem.
(An Airbus rather than a Boing though)

**oldrider** · 30th March 2014, 11:59

You are most likely at greater risk of "pilot meltdown" every time you travel with another driver on the road plus you are surounded by potential nutters the whole time!

**Scouse** · 30th March 2014, 14:20

Originally Posted by Waihou Thumper

What a stupid ass wipe comment!
I bet you have and will fly without even knowing because you are too wrapped up in your own bigoted world!

Go fuck your self you are a dreamer. I cant think of any euro pilot that has committed hari kari with a load of paying customers on board but to date there have been several Asians that have. wake up and smell the coffee dork, their culture even treat suicide as doing the honourable thing.

**mashman** · 30th March 2014, 14:49

And then it wasn't?

**scrivy** · 30th March 2014, 19:37

Still haven't found it...........
FFS!!! Look in Diego Garcia.... That's where it is.............. What don't they get????

Have they sent a sub to the area???

**YellowDog** · 30th March 2014, 19:39

Originally Posted by mashman

And then it wasn't?

There must be just so much discarded shit out there in the ocean. Boats illegally flushing tanks and dumping waste etc. etc. out there.

I heard a radio interview stating that the pilot was extremely skilled and will have used this to scuttled the plane so that it cannot ever be found.

I for one hope he has made a mistake and the plane is found, either by luck or by judgement. Finding the plane is the only chance the families and loved ones will ever have any chance of eventually moving on from this tragedy.

**oldrider** · 30th March 2014, 20:18

Originally Posted by YellowDog

There must be just so much discarded shit out there in the ocean. Boats illegally flushing tanks and dumping waste etc. etc. out there.

I heard a radio interview stating that the pilot was extremely skilled and will have used this to scuttled the plane so that it cannot ever be found.

I for one hope he has made a mistake and the plane is found, either by luck or by judgement. Finding the plane is the only chance the families and loved ones will ever have any chance of eventually moving on from this tragedy.

Plus one, for everyone concerned, especially the pilots.

**Laava** · 30th March 2014, 20:32

Originally Posted by YellowDog

There must be just so much discarded shit out there in the ocean. Boats illegally flushing tanks and dumping waste etc. etc. out there.

I heard a radio interview stating that the pilot was extremely skilled and will have used this to scuttled the plane so that it cannot ever be found.

I for one hope he has made a mistake and the plane is found, either by luck or by judgement. Finding the plane is the only chance the families and loved ones will ever have any chance of eventually moving on from this tragedy.

I think this pilot or pilots, has/have been very clever. Not in an admirable way but clever nonetheless.

**Tigadee** · 31st March 2014, 08:47

Originally Posted by Scouse

their culture even treat suicide as doing the honourable thing.

Nah, you're just thinking Japanese for that kinda attitude, mate...

AND you obviously have no clue of the Malay culture. Talk to any non-Malay Malaysians (you probably don't know that there are three main races in that country, right? Malay, Chinese and Indian), and then you'll understand (if you want to)...

**Banditbandit** · 31st March 2014, 09:00

Originally Posted by Scouse

Go fuck your self you are a dreamer. I cant think of any euro pilot that has committed hari kari with a load of paying customers on board but to date there have been several Asians that have. wake up and smell the coffee dork, their culture even treat suicide as doing the honourable thing.

You are wrong - 24 American pilots have done it in the last decade ..

Go here

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/m...m_national_pop

None were flying commercial jets - but one day it will happen ..

**mashman** · 31st March 2014, 09:35

Originally Posted by YellowDog

There must be just so much discarded shit out there in the ocean. Boats illegally flushing tanks and dumping waste etc. etc. out there.

I heard a radio interview stating that the pilot was extremely skilled and will have used this to scuttled the plane so that it cannot ever be found.

I for one hope he has made a mistake and the plane is found, either by luck or by judgement. Finding the plane is the only chance the families and loved ones will ever have any chance of eventually moving on from this tragedy.

Aye, the ocean is full of wubbish.

I guess we'll never know if the pilot was in on it or not.

Even at that the family's didn't seem too happy that the debris had been found. Confusing times all round I guess.