Little reported or not reported at all information about the flight of MH370: Please consult any map you like at > mh370 flight path images < .

The plane is off the NE coast of Malaysia and makes its last radio contact, then makes an about 300 degree left turn going off course and flying directly toward Penang, Malaysia on the west coast. (I have been to Penang about eight or so times on business-related trips and know a bit about the geography.). What I have never seen reported in relation to MH370 (but it may have been reported) is that just north of Penang is a large air force base usually called Butterworth. It is operated jointly by the Royal Malaysian Air Force and the Royal Australian Air Force. If you're looking at one of your maps you will see that the plane makes a roughly sixty degree turn to the right just when it is over the Penang/Butterworth area. Why was this important detail not prominent in the reporting?

Fact: In all its aircraft Boeing includes a fly-by-remote feature that, when activated, cuts off the cockpit's access to radio communication. Some countries have asked Boeing to remove this feature.

Questions: Would you say that Boeing has a cozy relationship with the military of many countries? How about their relationship with non-US intel? Was Flight 370 being flown by remote from Butterworth when it abruptly went off course? Why did it fly directly over an air base bristling with the jet fighter aircraft of two countries? Is it possible that 370 landed at Butterworth? Why were no jets scrambled from Butterworth? If you were a high-jacker or suicidal pilot would you want to fly right over this particular area?