Egyptair Flight MS804 : Rapid Decompression Might Have Set Off Smoke Detectors
by Scott Creighton
Just a short note.
The MSM is focusing solely on the ACARS report that smoke detectors went off in two locations right behind and underneath the cockpit just before the plane made a “jerky and sudden” 90 deg turn to the left and then plummeted into the Mediterranean Sea. They claim this means either a terrorist attack inside the plane or a mechanical malfunction caused a fire on-board and that is what brought down Egyptair Flight MS804.
As is usually the case with the MSM, that is not entirely accurate.
Turns out, sudden decompression can cause smoke detectors to go off on a plane.
The Telegraph reports that the signals likely indicate an internal explosion that could have blown out windows from the inside out and started a fire on board. An external explosion, like the missile that brought down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, would have caused more alarms to trigger.
Although industry analyst Robert W. Mann tells The New York Times that a fire onboard was not necessarily the only way to cause the automated messages. “The messages could also have been prompted by rapid decompression of the aircraft, which can produce condensation that the plane’s sensors could mistake for smoke,” Mr. Mann said” CS Monitor
Notice what the Telegraph did? They deliberately tried to undermine the theory that the plane could have been hit by a missile like Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17. I wonder why they would do that.
Well, they would probably do that because more and more the information we are getting is making it look like a missile brought down Flight MS804 and not “terrorism” or a mechanical failure of some kind.
Rapid decompression could have caused those sensors to go off and the fact that they were both located near the cockpit says a lot, especially when you consider what happened with Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17. Here’s a little visual aid to help you guys remember.
The Dutch Safety Board study concluded that a ground based missile fired from a BUK system detonated on the left side of the cockpit, shearing off the nose of the plane and causing it to crash.
In this case, the ACARS information is clear: something happened to shatter a window in the cockpit of the aircraft first and THEN there was “smoke” reported in the bathroom and avionics compartment directly below the pilots.
Shattering the window would cause instant decompression in the cabin, bathroom and avionics compartment.
from AV Herald (original source)
On May 20th 2016 The Aviation Herald received information from three independent channels, that ACARS (Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System) messages with following content were received from the aircraft:
00:26Z 3044 ANTI ICE R WINDOW
00:26Z 561200 R SLIDING WINDOW SENSOR
00:26Z 2600 SMOKE LAVATORY SMOKE
00:27Z 2600 AVIONICS SMOKE
00:28Z 561100 R FIXED WINDOW SENSOR
00:29Z 2200 AUTO FLT FCU 2 FAULT
00:29Z 2700 F/CTL SEC 3 FAULT
no further ACARS messages were received.Early May 21st 2016 the French BEA confirmed there were ACARS messages just prior to break down of communications warning however that they are insufficient to understand the causes of the accident until flight data or cockpit voice recorders have been found. Priority as of current is to find the wreckage and the recorders.
Also keep in mind, the Greek military released information that the plane suddenly turned 90 degs to the left, which would make sense if a cruise missile detonated to the right of the cockpit. Earlier I had theorized that the pilots may have been attempting some form of evasive action with that turn. Could still be possible. Will have to see what the time frame looks like.
However you look at it, this new revelation from Robert W. Mann seems to suggest a timeline that makes more sense than a fire on board. A fire on board would not shatter windows in the cockpit before setting off smoke alarms. The fact that the window was broken first and THEN the detectors were activated is a strong indication that something explosive occurred OUTSIDE the cockpit.
For more details on this and other developments:
- Egyptair Flight MS804 : ACARS Data Shows Blown Out Windows in Cockpit – Shades of Flight MH17?
- EgyptAir Flight MS804 Flew Right Through Phoenix Express 2016 Naval Exercises
- EgyptAir Flight MS804: Phoenix Express 2016 Naval Exercises May 17 – 27
- Egyptair Flight MS804: Fake Fireball Video Used to Discredit Eyewitness Reports
- Was Pilot of Egyptair Flight MS804 “Beaming” When He Suddenly Turned 90 Deg Left?
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