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Originally posted by boofta ↑

https://www.gov.uk/aaib-reports/n786ua-2-2009-26-february-2007

if you follow this link, read the full report, plus see the horrific photos.
You will come to the same conclusion I have.
There were several serious electrical fires on B777 aircraft, most of which never got airborne,
they are referred to in this report.
My contention is that boeing don't want this aircraft found, it will prove serious flaws in the design
which have never been addressed, they can cause severe electrical fires.
The crew of MH370 were overcome by fumes from a serious electrical fire and being dead
did not participate in the aircrafts flight up to fuel exhaustion
Apart from a maniac at the controls this is the only possible explanation.
They did not respond to ATC because the fire had already destroyed the radios.
They turned back for home but were overcome.
May they RIP and may boeing one day admit their knowledge of this scenario.

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Hi boofta

The chance of a perfectly timed spiral descent, then some length of controlled flight dodging radar detection from multiple countries AND no debris within the Strait as the now claimed crash point are what?

Dex

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