Plane fuselages aren't exactly non-destructible. If the force is hard enough on any material, it can be destroyed into such tiny pieces, you'd never know it was there. Flying a plane into water @ 600+ MPH would disintegrate the plane. Current reports say the plane had made a u-turn and may have actually crossed back over malaysia into the Andaman sea, possible even the indian ocean.
I'm thinking those Iranian students with the stolen passports somehow have something to do with it. Not trying to sound stereotypical, but something isn't adding up. Being that the plane was headed to Beijing, maybe they tried to hijack it, and were somewhat unsuccessful causing the pilot, or copilot, to turn the plane to head it in a direction that would disorient the hijackers where they couldn't recover their bearing?They'll find it eventually, they're just looking in the wrong spot. I suspect foul play. Even with complete power failure in both engines it can still glide for over 100 miles.
The 90 degree turn is unreal, then to cross back Into the ocean. They had multiple runways to land on. Pretty horrible tho, a few babies and kids, and the one Texan.
