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they have to say about it. this is one question. could the plane have been hijacked and actually landed? this is a massive vehicle. this is a former triple 7 pilot. on greta and what he had to say about that. if you have an unrestricted g.p.s. signal, you can just make up your own approach and fly it right to the runway. you can fly it and land in the dark if there was a fairly big strip of concrete and no facilities on the ground whatsoever. they re everywhere in the world. they were usedç for training during past wars and all that sort of thing. i used to fly out of a little tiny airport near gainesville, florida, called williston and it was 75 feet of concrete. i think it was either 75 or 100 feet wide. you could land a triple 7 right there. you could land a triple 7 a lot of places that you can t take off because you burn the fuel down, it s
plane exactly like this. if you have an unrestricted gps signal, you can just make up your own approach and fly it right to the runway with an auto landing. you can fly it and land in the dark if it was a fairly big strip of concrete and no facilities on the ground whatsoever. they re everywhere in the world. they were used for training during past wars and all that sort of thing. i used to fly flight instruct out of a tiny airport near gainesville, florida, and it was 7500 feet of concrete and it was 100 feet, either 75 or 100 feet wide. you can land a triple 7 right there. you can land a triple 7 a lot of places that you can t take off because you burn the fuel down, it s light. you can land on a very short runway. where are they looking at this hour? this is fascinating, you look at the flight path, they re scouring the flight paths,
long that no one noticed? they are everywhere in the world. it s used for training during past wars and all that sort of thing. i used to fly flight instructor out of a little tiny airport near near gainsville, florida called willisston and it was 7500 feet concrete and i think it was 100 either 75 or 100 feet wide. can you land a 777 right there. can you land a 777 a lot of places that you can t take off because you burn the fuel down, it s light, you can land on a very short runway. you just can t take off again unless you have got a very small fuel load to go a short distance. thank you, panel. and marie, of course, going to continue to monitor this breaking news. the second there is new information about flight 370 we will break in immediately. straight ahead, republican lawmakers on the war path to take new actions to fight what they call is president obama s abuse of powers. karl rove does he think