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Old 16th Mar 2014, 07:15
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all data points aligned ?

Shadoko answered:

And then fly evading detection until sunrise: it will be along the south arc of the last ping, after flying for the last time. Retaliation after is friend jailed for 5 years?

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To my post:

One of the last ACARS Messages transmitted by AF447 concerned cabin pressure, IIRC external altitude becoming lower than cabin altitude.

It makes me sick thinking about it:

- Turn off ACARS
- Then depressurize
- Wait 12 minutes until cabin emergency O2 is used up
- Turn off transponder
- Zoom climb to what is possible, on topping out there will be less than 1g so it can be somewhat higher than what is in the spec
- now return, over land no cell phone calls will be made
To the psychological aspect:

- Maybe the initial plan was to hit the petronas towers.
- The above maneuvre is physicaly extremly challenging. Going "semi-ballistic" in a depressurized cabin on o2 only.
- After recovery you might see things differently and refrain from original plan=> erratic flightpath.

- You are now in a psychological challenging environment with harm done to every soul on board.
- There is no way to fix this situation, but you don't want to cause any more harm any longer.

- Program FMS to go above the Malaca Strait into the Indian Ocean an then set a last waypoint, the obvious one would be 90 degrees south.
- Now depressurize again, don't put your o2 mask and doze away.

The aircraft or what remains of it would be found south of where longitude ~95°E intersects with the southern branch of the "ping arc".
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