Is it real time?

@jaggernaut.....Malaysian air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane around 1:30am and it disappeared from Flightradar24’s tracking system at 1.21am. The Malaysian Air Force lost track of the aircraft's signal at about 2:40am over Pulau Perak - hundreds of kilometres away from where it should have been and was believed to be flying low. So i do not think there's any contradiction here, I believe the air data and technology used by the Military definitely goes beyond the ones operated by civilians.

"The fact that the last contact from the Malaysia Airlines flight’s transponder came at roughly the same time that the cockpit crew stopped communicating with ground controllers by radio suggests that is what happened, I guess to me it sounds like they were turned off deliberately." Mikael Robertsson, the co-founder of Flightradar24

This is what my 3D movie goggles show me.

That plane has not disappeared, information about its whereabouts is what has been hidden from the public.

The ndege was most probably jacked after info leaked about some serious top secret cargo being shipped from A to B.

This cargo, its source and destination is so serious that governments have been held ransom and have to cover up everything about that flight desperately as they wrestle with whatever demands the hijackers have made.

a 777 cannot just disappear... but information about anything or anyone can.

with all the social media by now pics would have leaked.what about the pass?