https://youtu.be/GUqQxG7geHQ
Sure sounds hijacked, older vid but I just saw it on netflix

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27:40 ish

“The program includes a video tour available on the Internet that shows this type of plane's electronics bay, where someone could unlock the cockpit door or control the plane from outside the cockpit.”
http://www.usatoday.com/sto...nes-vanish/16817061/

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Back in the news.
Debris found off Mozambique is thought to be from an aircraft same as flight MH370.

http://abcnews.go.com/Inter...ng/story?id=37335321

By this time I would expect parts of that thing being found off the coast of Florida. How long has it been now?
Tides and all that crap, not that I know anything about that, but I was the only idiot on the crew of the oil rigs who figured out that all the job boxes workers put on the pontoons were being not moved by employees but the ebb and tide. The tide went out the boat went down and moved. Moving the position on the boat of the gang plank and not people moving the boxes under the plank. I don't know why it took everyone so long to figure that out, someone on that crew of several hundred must have been in the Navy or Marine corps? It's not like rocket science, WTF

Sometimes it take a fresh eye to look at something to see the light of day.

http://www.cianbro.com/Proj...bleDrillingRigs.aspx

Steve

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Will be 2 years on March 8.

Will we ever know what happened to Malaysia Flight MH-370?

Evidently not, since the search has now 'officially' ended.

quote CANBERRA, Australia—The nearly three-year search to resolve one of history’s biggest aviation mysteries ended on Tuesday the same way it began: with the barest of clues over what happened to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. The Australian government, which led the search with help from China and Malaysia, said the chances of finding the airliner have grown increasingly unlikely amid a lack of credible new evidence. It stopped the hunt and withdrew the last search vessel, the Fugro Equator, which spent its final day in rough weather re-examining small gaps in sonar mapping. “Despite every effort using the best science available, cutting edge technology, as well as modeling and advice from highly skilled professionals who are the best in their field, unfortunately, the search has not been able to locate the aircraft,” the three governments said.

http://www.wsj.com/articles...suspended-1484633597

I did recently read that researchers now believe the plane went down further North than where they have been searching for the last 3 years.

https://www.washingtonpost....m_term=.2e0f5b231fe3