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Unresponsive plane crashes off the coast of Jamaica


Morphine Prince

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It is now heading towards Jamaica.

Is it just going in a straight line?

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Morphine Prince

Is it just going in a straight line?

Yeah. Click on the tracking link in the OP. It's the only plane north of Jamaica. Click on the plane and you can see the path. It's just a straight line. It was supposed to land in Florida.

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LibraLove

Frozen windows and crew unconscious, sounds like a pressurization problem :/

Mess.

 

Just saying it's possible nowadays. Never know what crazy people could do. Then, again, I re-read that it departed from NY, so that's probably not likely. I thought it came in from over the Atlantic.  :toofunny:

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Nope :(

What if they got a C-130 that flew in front of it at the same speed, had tow cables for a rescue team to anchor on the plane some how and managed to get the crew out in a zip line fashion? As long as the plane maintains its speed before it runs out of fuel...

A big problem though is getting the plane door to open while it's moving... Among others...

Edit: never mind, an operation like that has to be low altitude to work...

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Oh my god... Is there ANY solution to this?

Unfortunately not likely. If the plane goes on a lower altitude then maybe the pilot will be able to breathe and regain consciousness, but I'm afraid it's too late for that too :(

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CaliLilMonster

Unfortunately not likely. If the plane goes on a lower altitude then maybe the pilot will be able to breathe and regain consciousness, but I'm afraid it's too late for that too :(

That would be so scary! Flying to Florida then wake up flying over an ocean!

 

I was just tracking the plane, but now it's gone?  :ohno:

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DronningSirikit

Its gone now. The speed was around 153, when it had 275 earlier, but the altitude was still 25,000 feet. The last signal was given north of Kingston, Jamaica

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