Originally Posted by
Uplinker
Yes, I suggested this a while back. Undetected fumes, e.g. CO, undetected food poisoning, undetected depressurisation.
My reasoning, like yours, is because the actions of these pilots were not just accidentally negligent - they were deliberately and therefore criminally negligent. Why would two pilots be criminally negligent unless they were mentally compromised in some way?
Have you been fasting too?
I do not believe for a second that the crew decided to land wheels up.
Hard as it is for those of us who fly in another hemisphere and culture, this sort of cowboy flying is not uncommon. Stable approaches are for the weak.
I can't say that they weren't incapacitated of course - and that still may be the case - but don't feel pressured to make up scenarios just to excuse what you or I would call incompetence and recklessness that subsequently leads to an accident.
I don't buy the assertion that the pilots were discussing Covid19 for the last 30 mins either.
It was on the CVR?
Maybe the Captain's son was in his seat driving Daddy's plane, and it got out of hand before the Captain could get back in his seat? I hope not
Really?