I think it was very likely a flight crew screwup.
Third world pilots are often freaking idiots. Sorry to seem like a racist asshole, but I think (by our standards) that most of them simply are freaking 'tards. (In some Asian countries they actually send people to flight school who have never seen a motorized vehicle before they get a ride to the airport to come to learn and fly an airplane. The flight school I used to work at had Chinese guys who had no idea what a toilet was-they kept clogging the things up by trying to flush trash down... And they were crapping in the trash can. Some of those guys have an extremely low education level-especially in parts of Asia. They may try hard, but the road from learning how to not crap in a trash can to operating a complex modern aircraft is a long one-and as long as their company keeps paying the bills, they keep "passing" their training.)
Something probably happened with the electrical system. Probably lead to a pressurization issue-and they completely cocked up the checklist. It can be done. And if anyone is retarded enough to do it-that person would be just the kind of persons who occupied that cockpit.
If the plane were spirited off to some secret location to try and use as a terror weapon, they would have used it a day or two after it went missing-at the very most.
Nope. That sucker is probably at the bottom of the ocean. And likely the result of having stupid people (or at least people trained to very low standards) at the controls. I know that of which I speak. I have seen what 3rd world countries calls "pilots" in action. It ain't pretty. In this country, we tend to assume that we are entering a cocoon of safety and security when we board an air transport kind of plane. In the 3rd world (especially in Asia,) some of those planes are flown by guys who could cock up operating a wheelbarrow. I think one (or two) of those guys is responsible for this tragedy.
Just spitballing. But I think time will prove that this spitball hits close to the mark.
Third world pilots are often freaking idiots. Sorry to seem like a racist asshole, but I think (by our standards) that most of them simply are freaking 'tards. (In some Asian countries they actually send people to flight school who have never seen a motorized vehicle before they get a ride to the airport to come to learn and fly an airplane. The flight school I used to work at had Chinese guys who had no idea what a toilet was-they kept clogging the things up by trying to flush trash down... And they were crapping in the trash can. Some of those guys have an extremely low education level-especially in parts of Asia. They may try hard, but the road from learning how to not crap in a trash can to operating a complex modern aircraft is a long one-and as long as their company keeps paying the bills, they keep "passing" their training.)
Something probably happened with the electrical system. Probably lead to a pressurization issue-and they completely cocked up the checklist. It can be done. And if anyone is retarded enough to do it-that person would be just the kind of persons who occupied that cockpit.
If the plane were spirited off to some secret location to try and use as a terror weapon, they would have used it a day or two after it went missing-at the very most.
Nope. That sucker is probably at the bottom of the ocean. And likely the result of having stupid people (or at least people trained to very low standards) at the controls. I know that of which I speak. I have seen what 3rd world countries calls "pilots" in action. It ain't pretty. In this country, we tend to assume that we are entering a cocoon of safety and security when we board an air transport kind of plane. In the 3rd world (especially in Asia,) some of those planes are flown by guys who could cock up operating a wheelbarrow. I think one (or two) of those guys is responsible for this tragedy.
Just spitballing. But I think time will prove that this spitball hits close to the mark.
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