Helpful image showing last known possible location of MH370

[morningfog]

This was apparently approximately 6.5 hours(!) after last civilian radar contact. There wouldn't have been much fuel left at this point.

[cloudbase]

1. Looks to have been found

http://vietnam.craigslist.org/for/4372477162.html

[morningfog]

2. Not funny.

[catbyte]

3. I still can't buy into hijacking completely. Why no passenger cell phone

communication with loved ones like on 9/11? Unless something incapacitated all passengers at once. Weird.

[distantearlywarning]

4. Cabin depressurization

All passengers just fall asleep, and if out long enough, expire.

One of the reports said the plane climbed to 45,000 feet during the flight - that combined with cabin depressurization would do the trick.

[catbyte]

5. That's why I still think it wasn't a hijack. I don't know

[distantearlywarning]

6. The purpose was not to hijack passengers. The purpose was to take the plane.

The passengers were just a minor inconvenience. There won't be any ransoming or demands. They just wanted the plane.

[boston bean]

7. Possibly, and that may be why no one has taken

responsibility for the act.

[godai]

10. Take the plane?

I understand but...land it somewhere, refuel etc.?

[godai]

8. Too high for cellphones.

Plane not equipped for plane initiated calls.

[longship]

15. No cell towers on the ocean. nt

[jsr]

9. +1

[B2G]

11. And I was ridiculed to say

it could have been flown to Pakistan or Somalia. Uh huh.

[godai]

12. They were heading for Somalia after the course change.

Landed and into a hanger? A bit unbelievable.

[B2G]

13. I said either was reachable based on the fuel they had

Based on the latest information, Pakistan or one of the 'stans' looks increasingly likely.

[Baclava]

14. into the abyss - 12,000 ft deep, on average