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I wonder if they will ask again like they did with the other one why we call it the black box and it's really orange..
CNN did not cover the one thing I want to know: do flight simulators have storm or tornado mode?
They need to get Christo on that channel as the aviation expert.
sign he can hold up when other experts disagree with him. 
Did they sing the "under the sea song" when the statement was complete? Now that would be rude.
From watching CNN I think there had been some debate as to whether the pilots could have pulled off a Hudson type landing on the water and that perhaps passengers could have gotten out and that kind of thing. I think this means the conclusion is no, that didn't happen, it is what it is sadly.
Again, like the flight earlier this year, isn't it totally bizarre that there wasn't some kind of distress signal or call for help? The plane is at altitude and just vanishes without a peep?
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/new-missing-plane-already-means-more-cockamamie-conjecture-on-cnn/However, not unlike MH370, there are all those blocks to fill each hour with little in the way of concrete facts to pass along. This is where heavy speculation rears its curious head, as it did early Sunday with this gem from CNN aviation analyst Mary Schiavo when asked if terrorism was involved in the plane’s disappearance:
“At this point, given it was extremely bad weather, the chances of this being some sort of a terrorist activity are very small,” Schiavo said. “Because most terrorist activity takes place in good weather.”
“For example,” she added, “9/11.”
So taking that analysis at face value, if it happened to rain on 9/11 (a sunny, clear Tuesday along the east coast if you recall), would the 19 hijackers simply aborted a plan years in the making until, say, that Friday when conditions were better? Or was that day chosen because Tuesdays are invariably the slowest air travel day of the week, thereby minimizing the chances of additional passengers disrupting the objective? Note: That’s speculation since that question has never been answered definitively, hence the disclaimer.
MalaysiaSaintsInDome2006 said:
because its not at the bottom of the ocean. the plane is perfectly fine sitting in some terrorist hangar in somalia.
Done
And anyone else think he looks to sporty with his baseball looking cap/ too casual? Seems he was interrupted from vacation too.
It is the holiday season, after all.So the CEO of AirAsia is calling it the worst day of his life. I would guess it would be now that tickets sales are going to be real low for awhile...
Tom Hanks and a volleyball?Indonesian navy reporting smoke seen on an island in the search area...
Tom Hanks and a volleyball?Indonesian navy reporting smoke seen on an island in the search area...
Here we go: http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/airasia-flight-qz-8501-armchair-spotters-claim-debris-oil-found-in-newly-released-satellite-imagery-20141230-12fd7t.html
