Originally Posted by
BrianBrave
After all, you don’t think the hijacker’s plan on flying the plane incognito somewhere in the future with all the electronic signatures that plane transmits?
If the transponder is turned off, does a plane still leave an electronic sig?
We now know that the pilot DID have a flight simulator in his home. And, they say the plane went through a lot of unusual maneuvers just before it went missing (something the pilot practiced for?). Now they say the plane flew for six hours after the transponder was turned off.
And on tonight's news they concluded that the plane is in the ocean 6 hours from where it was last tracked. How do they know that? Why would a pilot hijack a plane only to fly if for six hours and put it in the ocean? That just doesn't make sense.