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Jesus Christ. Neil Armstrong. Carl Sagan Arthur C. Clarke. And Harrison Ford. There are many more.... 3 are not enough.

It's a bit disappointing, the stream yesterday was very good. I hope they fix it somehow. More than 5000 people, including me, right now hoping to see some live streaming again.

All that CNN does is breaking their reputation, or what is left of it. :P

O.K., let's hope they find them.

I think the data voice recorders will be useless in this investigation. I'm not sure about the data recorders, and what the recycle time frame is for them.

I watch the documentary of the Qantas A380 that had an engine malfunction. In that documentary, they use real time telemetry. They know there was something wrong with the A388 even before they could talk to the pilots. I think something like that must be made monetary for all airlines in the...

Let's hope for the best. This riddle needs to be solved. For two reasons, the relatives of the missing passengers, and as well for the aviation industry.

Rama?:hmm::yes::):lol:

Yes, me too. How could I. Contact was a good one.

Everybody mentioned 2001 A Space Odyssey. What about it's sequel, 2010? In my view it was one of the best Space movies at that time.

Is this not a case of United Airlines Flight 93 all over again?

I think you may be on to something. Why all this conflicted reports and denials. Something really sinister is going on here. I'm not a conspiracy theorist. In fact I dislike them very much. But this incident let me think in some way's that I'd never thought possible! Maybe it just crashed and...

Another thought I come up with. What....oh how I hate that word "what", if the plane tried to make an emergency landing in the ocean somewhere? We all know too well that the T7 is a very sturdy plane, as the Asiana crash demonstrated. Only part of the tail assembly and one engine broke loose...

Sorry about that, my bad. I fixed the links and should working now.

This incident get's weirder by the hour. It now appeared that the aircraft turn back, lowering it's altitude and vanished about a 1000 feet above sea level over the Malacca Strait, west of Malaysia! It was flying in a south westerly direction at a very low altitude, almost in the opposite...

Check out this screenshots from X-Plane 10 64 bit. All the scenery and aircraft in the screenshots except the second one, is freeware which is pretty damn good if you ask me! The second one is an conversion to X-Plane from Tampa Dubai reloaded. (FSX) I think P3D just got...

More info here ORB: http://kostasfsworld.wordpress.com/fsx-oom-and-addon-vas-usage/ Cheers Johan ---------- Post added at 06:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 PM ---------- I used it too, and it does make some improvements to FSX. The most important one is the HIMEMFIX option...

Yes, P3D is looking good, but it's the same old animal with a different hide. Something has to be done to re-code the old FSX rendering engine that is also used in P3D. If not, the frustration levels of users, and ultimately scenery/airport developers is going to come to a head. I am at that...

FSX and OOM's I don't want to bums this thread, but It looks like FSX is on it's last legs. What I mean about that is the frequently OOM's (out of memory) crashes that pop's up more frequently now. I running FSX in a 64 bit OS environment and thought that this will never happened to me. I...

Hi, The Boeing 737-8xx and 9xx models have a feature called spd intv and alt intv modes. It stands for "speed and altitude intervention" Can these modes not be an aid to the T7 autopilot system...