I take DM articles with a grain of salt.
They have a way of sensationalizing stories.
AFAIK, Shah and his wife weren't separated. Her and the kids just went to their second home, which I don't find suspicious.
Who is this female who made this alleged call to the pilot?
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The following is an opinion and observation in general. Not meant to be personal in any way.
Do you know the pilot and his family personally?
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but aren't you imagining the best case scenario? I say imagining because even someone's brother doesn't always know the other's marital health sometimes.
The investigation digs for discrepancies or problems in the situation until the weaknesses/ideas can be discredited and shot down via the investigators.
Authorities announced they'd be investigating the psychological profile along with other criteria of the pilots and crew members.
Where is the proof the family has a second home? How do people know the family left for the second home the day prior to the missing flight? How do we know the facts surrounding their marital status? Kids? I thought I read the pilot's children are grownups now. I know I read he's a grandfather of a two year old.
Our opinions are our opinions but they don't count as evidence. I agree to keep an open mind and not to assume the info represents the truth until either confirmed or officially ruled out.
First I've heard about the alleged call from a woman to the pilot. That's a new one for me (last I heard the pilot made a call from the cockpit prior to taking off). My observation is that instead of everyone 100 percent wanting to find out the facts about this particular call (possibly completely innocent), people on TV and elsewhere right off the bat state stuff like 'oh it's normal to make phone calls' and 'pilots make calls all the time'. So what? We need to know about this specific call because of the specific circumstances of a missing airplane containing 239 people who are unaccounted for. No one gives a hoot what other pilots normally do.
Why do people keep talking as if we're describing normal circumstances here?
A case on WS or one that captures the airwaves for two weeks and counting, isn't a normal situation. Why begin any discussion based on that premise?
Makes no sense to me. Never does.
