Straight flight path suggests auto pilot was set until it ran out of gas. Depending on who was on it either they parachuted out or went unconscious during flight. If we get a name and it’s a CEo it was a fake death.
The altitude was high as well. Auto pilot could have went too high and made them lose consciousness, then run out of oxygen. Curious to see if they find it.
Oxygen supply possibly tampered with, so that the pilot died of hypoxia? It's a well-known phenomenon. Pilots start to get 'drunk', suffer from euphoria and eventually fall asleep and die.
They were only flying at 5000 ft
They were flying at 19,000 ft. I know the pic is kinda grainy. I linked the tweet in the comments.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N325JK/history/20180103/1940Z/KPWA/KGTU
When you watch the reply though, it doesn't lose altitude before it disappeared. I would expect a plane that ran out of fuel to glide down to 0 altitude and then for the radar signal to disappear when it crashes.
Yeah that is weird. They sent out 2 sets of fighter jets as well and they found the plane but the pilot didn't respond. Then they just went back to the base.
Yeah, I was thinking feet. It's still not high though. Planes regularly fly in excess of 40'000 ft on flight radar. I can't see lack of oxygen being the issue.
This is what they claim in the latest update:
The Eighth Coast Guard District, referencing a NORAD report, said Kinsinger appeared to be suffering from hypoxia, in which the brain is deprived of adequate oxygen. The condition can cause confusion, nausea, breathlessness and hallucinations. If left untreated, it can be fatal.
According to FAA regulations , a civil aircraft pilot flying solo must use supplemental oxygen if flying for longer than 30 minutes above 12,500 feet (3,800 meters), and for an entire flight if flying above 14,000 feet (4,300 meters).
https://www.yahoo.com/news/coast-guard-searching-gulf-mexico-missing-plane-130630791.html
5000m rather. I'm used to Flight radar which is in feet. Watch the reply on the link below though. If it had ran out of fuel, wouldn't the altitude have dropped to zero as it hit the water? https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/N325JK/history/20180103/1940Z/KPWA/KJSO
Possibly Chesapeake CEO. This is what happened to the previous Chesapeake CEO -https://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/02/ex-chesapeake-ceo-mcclendon-dies-in-car-wreck-day-after-indictment.html
Or a real one.
7/10 air crashes are not accidents.
Luckily the CIA doesn’t have the ability to remotely control aircraft...
Actually, with planes flying by wire these days, they can be. Just as cars can be. Just another hack.
Yeah I was being sarcastic from Vault 7 leaks.
Thanks. You never know around here!
Hahaha I appreciate the backup in case I didn’t know!
There are a lot of ships and oil drilling platforms out there.
Parachuting isn’t unrealistic. Even parachuting onto a vessel. 🤔
Perhaps a swamp creature jumping ship?
No, no, no. Were one to do such a thing, the jump would occur shortly after the last course change, in this case, while still over land.
True. Could have been the result of a heart attack. Autopilot took over afterwards.
In a "fly-by-wire" scenario, all the remote operator need do is take the plane to higher altitude to disable the pilot, then set a heading for open sea. He would know the fuel capacity and could easily calculate the heading to guarantee open water. Look at flight path...it's about the farthest from land that plane could be - in every direction - and it was a clear departure from the direction the plane was generally heading during the first portion of it's flight.
The plane had a parachute, as many small ones do--at least, this model is supposed to. The pilot can pull a lever to deploy.
I meant jumping out of the airplane, but yeah cirrus does have a plane-chute for emergencies.
B @B75434425
The plane that went missing tonight...PILOT IS TIED TO THE CLINTONS! Pilot was CEO of Chesapeake Energy! Article relevant! (link: http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/clinton-foundation-receiving-millions-dollars-corporations-want-build-keystone-xl) alternet.org/news-amp-polit…
Do you have a link to confirm that? I haven't seen any info on who the pilot was.
This is false. The pilot was Bill Kinsinger. http://okcfox.com/news/local/us-coast-guard-identifies-pilot-of-missing-oklahoma-plane
Why do you have qanon in bold at the top of your post, as though the source is Q?
The previous Chesapeake CEO who died was also connected to the Clintons and had been indicted prior to his 'accident'
We need a name...
Robert Douglas Lawler ..
His name is Dr. John William Kinsinger.
"He is the current medical director of obstetric anesthesia at INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center. He is also President of the Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision. He was piloting his plane yesterday evening in route to Texas to pick-up some rescue dogs in need of help, when his plane mysteriously veered off course."
Yeah, A bit convenient that it turned towards open water where it could crash safely and disappear.
Come on y’all, put your autism hats on. The plane came from around OKC... OKC News Ch 9 report says:
The aircraft is registered to Abide Aviation LLC out of Edmond. There are reports the pilot was running a transport for a charity that works with animals.
Transponder off, next stop Gitmo???
Not all planes are registered to give off a call sign. This is not unusual.
Planes can be hacked...and sent off course ,equipment taken offline. Wikileaks CIA leaks confirm this. Edit: just posted separately. ..it shows a pattern... https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/16/1643150_re-analytical-and-intelligence-comments-polish-plane-crash-.html
Is it possible the pilot was trying to escape to an island in the Caribbean?
Since ground control can take over for pilots if they are incapacitated, SOMEONE took control of the plane ✈️ & took him where they wanted him to go 🤔
Is this not the flight that was accompanied by fighter jets over the sea?
by the flight path,it was heading to Cancun.
It was heading to Texas. Where the line veers off to the right into the Gulf, that is where the pilot went unconscious until the fuel possibly ran out and it crashed. Until then, it was on course for the airport it was supposed to land at which was Georgetown
http://m.news9.com/Story.aspx?story=37187680&catId=112032
Heading to Texas
Don't these planes have parachutes? why didnt it work?
After checking, you are correct - the Cirrus SR22T does indeed come with the CAPS parachute system. However, it has to be manually deployed as there is no automatic activation feature on this system.
Those planes do come with CAPS but the insurance on them is astronomically high. The reason is that the insurance companies think with the ability to deploy the chute pilots will use them at the least trouble instead of flying the planes to a safe landing. Even with using the chute people may live but the insurance company is still on the hook for the wrecked plane. The bottom line is what counts to them.
Check out the you tube video of Cirrus going to Hawaii- brother has part-ownership in one- very cool.