>The Aviation Herald said it had received flight data filed through the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) from three independent channels.
>It said the system showed that at 02:26 local time on Thursday (00:26 GMT) smoke was detected in the Airbus A320 toilet.
>smoke was detected in the Airbus A320 toilet
What could have caused this?
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36348699
http://avherald.com/h?article=4987fb09&opt=0
>>74632795
Fucking stoners.
>>74632830
>This
probably some edgy egyptian smoking a pipe in the bathroom
FLAMING POO
>>74632795
The way the Aircraft dropped like a rock and lost 22000 feet in a minute seem to indicate total Avionics failure probly from short circuit Fire damage.
>>74632795
Probably A FUCKING LEAF in there.
>>74632795
obviously, the guy just broke it
>>74632795
>smoke was detected in the Airbus A320 toilet
Pajeet took an unholy dump which caused methane explosion.
VAPE NATION
>>74633840
You still have some control on the A320 when the flight computers go down. I know it's fly by wire but the aircraft won't drop like a stone such as a Eurofighter Typhoon would if all flight computers went down.
>>74635163
They dont poo in the loo .
>>74632795
>What could have caused this?
is this another one of those things where we pretend we don't know what happened because brown people?
They still haven't connected it to the nigger in somalia who blew himself up at 10,000 feet and was sucked out of the plane, but the Serb pilot was able to land it.
That was the test run for this one.
This one was the test run for it. they probably put it on Eiretrea, then had a nigger on board set it off.
It was just enough explosive-- or having a sand nigger as pilots and not a serb-- was enough to bring it down.
>>74635781
Not really, I was just interested what could have happened there.
Maybe someone from the passangers was a terrorist and started a fire on that toilet / threw a bomb and flushed it / did some funny stuff with ventilation system, since later reports indicated smoke in cockpit
>swallow accelerant
>puke it all over bathroom
>book of matches
Might do it.
>>74632795
This shit was so smelly it triggered alarms and shorted circuits
>>74635781
TELL THEM NIGGER. TELL THEM YOU BLEW IT ALL UP.
>>74636717
Has this method been attempted before? Interesting idea.
>>74635510
Dude it was nerve gas. Explains the "smoke" because the detectors only go off when there is a heavy gas / particulate in the area. Thats why the pilot freaked out and put the plane into the ocean. Nerve gas confirmed
>>74632795
firebomb or PETN in the bathroom
>>74633911
RIGHT-WING
LEAF
SQUADS
>>74637045
what about the windows?
00:26 ANT-ICE R WINDOW; a fault is in either the right sliding window or fixed window (not the windshield).
00:26 R SLIDING WINDOW SENSOR; the right window heat control unit detects a problem with the sliding window sensor circuit.
00:26 SMOKE LAVATORY SMOKE; smoke detected in the lavatory.
00:27 AVIONICS SMOKE; smoke is detected in the Avionics bay.
00:28 R FIXED WINDOW SENSOR; the right window heat control unit detects a problem with the fixed window sensor circuit.
00:29 AUTO FLT FCU 2 FAULT; autopilot flight control unit (Mode control panel) channel 2 is faulted. Channel 1 still OK so no big deal.
00:29 F/CTL SEC 3 FAULT; the number 3 spoiler elevator computer is faulted. Number 2 and 3 still OK.
Airline pilot here. Here's what I think happened.
>plane lands in Eritrea
>plane is being serviced by cleaners
>one of the workers has ISIS connections
>pries off a panel in the first class bathroom
>places timed bomb
>replaces panel
>plane goes on its day
>hours later it blows up
>hydraulic lines severed, causing plane to turn as described by the radar
>plane descends rapidly, increasing speed
>eventually plane loses its structural integrity
>>74636717
>>74636904
It could have been a fire-bomb set off in the lavatory. You’re allowed as many 1/10th of liter bottles of liquid that will fit in a quart sized bag. A group of 4 suicide bombers could perhaps smuggle well over 2 liters of gasoline. Dump the gas on a carry on packed with polyester clothes, light it off with a single, strike-anywhere match, you’ve got a hell of fire on your hands.
this stewardess brought it down and parachuted out the window at 10000ft
>>74636050
Where do you live?
>>74637622
i literally only heard of his country once, it was in a beatles song i think.
>Muslims finally figured out they can hide bombs in their boipussies
Smoking probably.
>>74637622
>>74637696
>Not knowing based Gibraltar
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/513014/Royal-Navy-Gibraltar-British-open-fire-Spanish-ship-American-submarine-USS-Florida-warning
This was recent.
Trump was right
"The data on its own is far from definitive. But it seems to point towards a bomb onboard. "
>>74638109
>>74637381
It really, really worries me that one day, when I'm going on vacation and step into a plane, my pilot could be a guy who posts on 4chan.
>>74632795
Images just released of debris
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ValuJet_Flight_592
Chemical oxygen generators that were being shipped accidentally went off, causing a massive fire in the cargo bay, severing electrical lines and filling the cabin with enough smoke to knock everyone out.
Looking at the incompetence of the contractors in that case, it wouldn't be difficult to make one of these generators activate and burn shit up.
>>74638109
>smuggling EMP disguised as a coffee maker
Is this even possible?
>>74638440
Thanks asshole I'm on a watchlist cause of that image now
>>74638440
No, it's not. Nowhere near enough power to trigger an EMP.
>>74635641
This
>>74638406
>>74638424
>>74638435
it almost looks like everything was sucked out mid flight, like you see on the movies
>>74638336
KEK
E
K
>>74632795
Francium is the most combustible element in its natural state. Flushing even a gram down an airplane toilet could easily blow a hole in the fuselage.
>>74638336
It's not only pilots bro. Always remember if you go to a hospital your doctor could be shitposting on 4chan while pretending to care about your problems...
>>74638336
On the whole, 4chan is the most sensible and rational site on the internet.
>>74638850
A tin can plane falling 37 thousand feet should cause the plane to break apart mid air right?
There are chairs and body parts that have been found, most likely were sucked out of the plane.
There was a French plane that nose dived from a high altitude and broke apart during that fall.
I forget? It could be French or some other plane.
If you are genuinely interested in this story, this site has been around for literally 20+ years and is made up of current and retired pilots.
Please don't do stupid shit like set up an account to shitpost bc the site is run by a prissy BA pilot who might then even restrict viewing access w/o an account.
They had pictures of the first wreckage up before any media:
http://www.pprune.org/rumours-news/579183-egyptair-804-disappears-radar-paris-cairo-20.html
>>74637381
Pilot here also, you would think an explosion in the dunny would decompress the compartment pretty much immediately though and no smoke.
>>74639157
would blowing the hyd lines and the fluid going into the engines cause smoke? what about normal burning?
overall this is disconcerting/10 considering i'm gonna be flying over the pacific to hawaii on tuesday.
is it fucking plane crash week or something?
>>74638951
Mate please don't be a retard.
>Bulk francium has never been viewed. Because of the general appearance of the other elements in its periodic table column, it is assumed that francium would appear as a highly reflective metal, if enough could be collected together to be viewed as a bulk solid or liquid. Obtaining such a sample is highly improbable, since the extreme heat of decay (the half-life of its longest-lived isotope is only 22 minutes) would immediately vaporize any viewable quantity of the element.
>>74639051
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrojet_Flight_9268
same thing happened to the other egypt plane last year
>>74635913
R A R E
A
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>>74639155
Nice
>>74639157
Smoke detectors are actually particle detectors, so I think an explosion in the lav would definitely set them off.
>>74639374
I don't think the bomb was in the passenger area but probably in the forward luggage compartment, the explosion took out a lot of electrical wiring probably connected to smoke detectors alarms and the like. I'm not sure if they sweep the actual luggage compartments at Charles De Gaulle or just the baggage itself. It might be that a bomb was fastened inside the compartment and made to look like the normal interior at some earlier stop.
>>74637381
I'm waiting for a mass shooting. Recently I saw at the end of the tunnel right before the plane door, a worker open another door to access something from outside, if that makes sense. I was the last and second to last in line for the plane both times. He could've easily handed me a ak47 with a few clips or a bomb he gradually brought to work each day and assembled somewhere. The door he accessed should be locked, the second time he was getting bags that were checked in because too much carry on. I also could've picked someone's bag up.
>>74639879
to do that, wouldn't the terrorist(s) have to pose as ground crew?
hell, if they really wanted to guarantee success, they'd put it in some poor bastard's luggage.
nobody checks luggage and it would be mid flight when it detonated anyway
BREAKING
look who the pilot was friends with
If a lot planes started getting blown up and people didn't want to fly that could hurt some economies.
>>74640045
>>74640009
That's the problem, that how they murdered those poor Russians on the Metrojet, the ISIS cavemen have infiltrated ground staff at regional airports and even Cairo.
>>74640045
actually not that new - may have been posted yesterday. doesn't really fit with the acars data - unless that was fabricated to cover up the pilot's crime
>Paris to Cairo
>plane landed as far as possible from land
Those french pussies don't search muslims
>>74640009
>to do that, wouldn't the terrorist(s) have to pose as ground crew?
or employed as ground crew.
7 at CDG had security revoked after Paris
Couple in Brussels too.
>>74637382
Can the xray machines at the airports differentiate between water (perfume etc) and gasoline?
Just curious... Sounds too easy if they can't.
>>74638336
>get on a plane
>plane takes off
>intercom turns on after takeoff
>this is captain anon speaking
>the flight plan I just filed with the travel agency
lists me, my co-pilot and mr. steward here,
but only one of you
>the first one to talk gets to stay on my aircraft
>>74632795
Shit was on fire, yo.
>>74635510
>Eurofighter Typhoon
kek. I met a poo in the loo in Munich boasting about how he was working on the Typhoon. He just started talking to me randomly, not sure why, and it was only in English.
>>74635510
>>74640643
Rafale > Typhoon
The weed dude was blazing.
>>74638336
Now imagine you're having a surgery, and the surgeon is some guy who browses /b/ on the regular.
That's my brother.
smoke?
>>74640310
Perfume is often alcohol based, and so is mouthwash and other products.
Also ordinary mineral oil, which is used in tons of cosmetics will burn just fine.
So no. You can't really detect gasoline or other flammable materials without a shitload of false alarms.
>>74638109
Is that some kind of psychic reading or wtf?
>>74638960
Or the intelligence officer looking through your emails
>>74635913
>>74636050
rare flag, take my upvote sir!
