Thread: Malaysian Airline plane disappears
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Old 13-03-2014, 14:37   #66
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Re: Malaysian Airline plane disappears
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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
It reminds me of the crash the golfer Payne Stewart was in.

http://www.golftoday.co.uk/news/year.../stewart1.html

His private jet depressurised, everybody was knocked out and the plane kept flying until it ran of fuel.

If something like this happened the plane could have crashed anywhere.

Only thing is that it doesn't explain why the transponder and ACAR stopped sending out signals
Could something have depressurised the plane and knocked out the electrical supply at the same time? Would the transponder or ACAR have automatic backup power if this happened?
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