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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
Plenty of isolated military and deserted ex-military airfields scattered all over the 'stans. The desire to acquire an aircraft for nefarious purposes could have been long in the planning.
In the absence of any evidence of its demise in the Indian ocean and very little effort put into looking on the equally possible northern route.
Will this do? 
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yeah man excellent
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Originally Posted by martyh
What's the motive ?,usually the motive is political and the hijackers do it in full view of the public so as to get their cause noticed by as many people as possible ,definitely not hijacked imo
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mob hit or CIA MI5 some other security agency. Motives could be as simple as something a single of the passengers had done.
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Originally Posted by Damien
But how does a 777 get there without being seen or picked up on Radar? Even if you say Malaysia lost it and Pakistan didn't track it then it would still have had to go over Indian airspace, including the border with Pakistan, without being noticed?
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CIA MI5 or other security service could have organised it
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Originally Posted by Hugh
But if the transponder was doctored, it would have to have a flight plan logged (for the supposed "original" flight), and when it didn't arrive, there would have been a search for that missing plane.
If there wasn't a flight plan logged, the doctored transponder would have been logged as an unauthorised flight - seems to be getting very complicated.
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that does not in any way mean anything