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That is not necessarily true. If it is terrorism, it's possible this isn't over, and that the plane will be used in a future high-profile attack. And if the t
by keypusher 13y ago
That is not necessarily true. If it is terrorism, it's possible this isn't over, and that the plane will be used in a future high-profile attack. And if the target was passengers, cargo, or something else entirely I don't think that logically leads to it being state-sponsored.
- tn13 13y agoIf the plane is stolen for a future attack they have unnecessarily taken too much of trouble - First plan a theft which is incredibly difficult that hijacking and then ramming it somewhere - Then actually keep it hidden while half the world is searching for it. - Get rid of those passengers - Hiding a Boeing 777 is not same as hiding a cookie jar. The plane will need a runway, fuel etc. which needs to be provided for and can be easily tracked. - Terrorism is all about surprise. There is no surprise involved here. All the countries will now be much more cautious with any object that appears on their radar.