Malaysian Boeing 777 missing

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

Ah yes, the MH370 Landing conspiracy. :andrea:

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I didn't say I thought it had landed. just that it was possible it had landed. Many, many things are possible but some are more probable then others.

Landing a large airplane like the Boeing 777, with 300 passengers, without anyone noticing, even in a remote location, is highly improbable.

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Originally Posted by schmenke

Landing a large airplane like the Boeing 777, with 300 passengers, without anyone noticing, even in a remote location, is highly improbable.

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Again, I'm not necessarily supporting this theory, but no one noticing and someone noticing but not reporting it to any outside authority are two different things.

O.k., perhaps it laned behind a grassy knoll :p:

Boeing says it has landed in either Pakistan or over the border in Afghanistan.
And it was flying at less than 5000 ft,and thought is it tagged on behind another plane to cover it's tracks.
All this conspiracy that's it's in the sea,and yet not one scrap of evidence to prove that has been found !

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Originally Posted by schmenke

O.k., perhaps it laned behind a grassy knoll :p:

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This plane is here and hiding in the blue hangar

https://www.google.com/maps/search/a.../data=!3m1!1e3

Not saying that it has landed, but this true story proves that big planes can land safely on most unlikely places

http://youtu.be/14DyBpYzwP4

The aircraft in that video is a Boeing 737, about half the length and weight of a 777.

Though I personally think this place went into the ocean, anyone that doubts that a very large aircraft doesn't have a lot of landing options has never spent much time in remote areas around the military. It really doesn't take all that much to do it other than people that understand the options. As for concealment, the same applies. You can hid an aircraft from most satellite imagery in plain sight.

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Originally Posted by airshifter

Though I personally think this place went into the ocean, anyone that doubts that a very large aircraft doesn't have a lot of landing options has never spent much time in remote areas around the military. It really doesn't take all that much to do it other than people that understand the options. As for concealment, the same applies. You can hid an aircraft from most satellite imagery in plain sight.

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Yes, it's the takeoffs that require long and smooth runways to achieve the required airspeed. You can land a modern large passenger jet on a dirt runway if you don't mind damaging the landing gear and other components.