Thread: MH370 plane
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Old 03-30-2014, 06:29 AM  
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Originally Posted by rogueteens View Post
I find that hard to believe, the pilot would have to remove the co-pilot (also did this plane have an engineer too in the cockpit?) and keep passengers at bay for hours. Other people would have had to realise that something was wrong as it flew silently for hours and I'm sure that although the doors to the cockpit are now reinforced, it would not last out against a sustained attempt at breaking in.
My guess is that the people on board were all incapacitated by an onboard fire or leak that released poisonous gasses (I think that happened once to a Greek plane?) also I admit that wouldn't explain why the automatic responders were all turned off - unless its possible the fire also took them out?
I think they are not designed so you cannot break in.

I think you could not break in unless you had the gear.

It would think that these doors are much more secure than most doors.

They will be solid.
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