Rugs? A flying carpet that did this?
Heroin. They have the central processing facilities for the poppy juice from Afghanistan.
Rugs? A flying carpet that did this?
Oh, yeah, that was my next guess.Heroin. They have the central processing facilities for the poppy juice from Afghanistan.
Oh, yeah, that was my next guess.
What I was on the news (so it's worth whatever you want to make of it) was that at least one of the Iranians with a stolen passport was looking to get asylum somewhere else. Sounds like he bought the passport from some kind of coyote and was on his way out. I don't recall the story on the other guy.
Pistachios. California growers would be wiped out if we could buy Iranian pistachios and the growers lobby accordingly.After petroleum, what is Iran's biggest $$ export product?
Pistachios. California growers would be wiped out if we could buy Iranian pistachios and the growers lobby accordingly.
After petroleum, what is Iran's biggest $$ export product?
Terrorism. And one of their generals made a comment that made the news. Don't want to throw this in the SZ so I'll stop there.
After petroleum, what is Iran's biggest $$ export product?
Apparently a kiwi saw the plane on fire and going down
http://www.upstreamonline.com/live/article1354973.ece
Apparently a kiwi saw the plane on fire and going down
http://www.upstreamonline.com/live/article1354973.ece
Now how the heck does a Kiwi talk?
The article says the guy's name was Michael Jerome McKay...maybe AKA Rick Dyer?
Hopefully there's something to it...for closure's sake.
one was seeking to migrate to denmark and the other to germany
If ya read the article you'd know that all communications were via email so there was no talking involved.
Fairly certain the alert is a EICAS message such as the one depicted below. It will read CABIN ALT if the air pressure gets too low (ie cabin altitude gets too high). It will be accompanied by a master caution light also.
During the cruise portion there would normally be no other advisory messages on the EICAS making anything quiet noticeable.
Maybe you should start a "whine about being an abused white boy in the United States" thread, eh?What??? You mean they just can't walk across the border, get a drivers license, work tax free and get free health care in Other countries??? Why go through all the stealing passports and creating fake identities??
What??? You mean they just can't walk across the border, get a drivers license, work tax free and get free health care in Other countries??? Why go through all the stealing passports and creating fake identities??
Does it send an ACARS message too?
They need to get some true professionals out there.
Malaysia needs the Civil Air Patrol.
and it is supposed to be still floating?Hard to say what it is other than it looks like the basic fuselage of an airplane
I really hope that's it. The fuselage looks intact enough for there to be survivors assuming it is in fact the fuselage. It's difficult to tell how big the object is though because there is no scale.
and it is supposed to be still floating?
It was reported to be 70' x 70'.
I can't believe it would be still floating after 5 days.. no way.I dunno. That's what it looks like to me. .
and it is supposed to be still floating?
They need to get some true professionals out there.
Malaysia needs the Civil Air Patrol.
The US Coast Guard is responsible for maritime search and rescue in the United States.
http://www.uscg.mil/hq/cg5/cg534/manuals/Natl_SAR_Plan(2007).pdf
Educate thyself.
Wouldn't some of the cabin crew notice the passenger masks popping down?
I really hope that's it. The fuselage looks intact enough for there to be survivors assuming it is in fact the fuselage. It's difficult to tell how big the object is though because there is no scale.
If there were survivors, wouldn't there be rafts? And don't the rafts have beacons? Assuming it's not an Airport '77 situation.
The US Coast Guard is responsible for maritime search and rescue in the United States.
http://www.uscg.mil/hq/cg5/cg534/manuals/Natl_SAR_Plan(2007).pdf
Educate thyself.
If intact it could reach a neutral buoyancy depth
I don't understand please explain? If sealed and not taking on water it will float. Unfortunately that is not likely since aircraft fuselages are not 100% airtight, water will eventually find its way through and all available buoyancy will be lost and it will sink.