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Most conspiracy theories are driven by a fear of chaos or uncontrollability. It is far easier to believe some conspiracy crashed the plane, over a coverup of some kind using this pilot as a stooge, than to believe the cold hard evidence that a person can simply crack and commit an unspeakable...

Thanks, I'm now catching up with where some of the hypothesis are coming from. Presumably, this was in place in case the pilot inside thought the other pilot was being held hostage / threatened and so could prevent entry in that event. Can't think of any other reason for having that override in...

Is the possibility of one pilot being outside the cockpit, and the pilot inside being taken ill or incapacitated really not taking into account in regard to gaining access to the cockpit from the outside? Does the pilot outside have no kind of keypad entry or key to get back in? Seems an obvious...