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For questions about Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's disappearance. Please make your question as specific as possible; general questions inviting speculation about the cause or nature of the incident ("What do you think happened?") may be placed on hold until factual information is available.
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Could a pilot incapacitate other crew/passengers by manipulating cabin air quality/pressure?
Yes, I think it would be very easy for the pilot in command of a 777 to do this — here's one scenario:
Ask the copilot to get a glass of water and lock the cockpit door behind him
Don and activate t …
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