re: Chilling story regarding dissapearance of Malaysia flight 370

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Is there not a protocol that if one of the pilots leaves the cockpit, a stewardess has to be in there? Seems like a bad idea to allow just one person alone? 

It still blows my mind that we aren’t capable of tracking airlines no matter where they are. I understand there is some safety in that. But I’d think we could do some sort of 30 second delay ping of their location off of a satellite. 

Eta: I’m not sure why this story is chilling, Pilot suicide was one of the very first theories.

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Not sure how much help a flight attendant would be in the cockpit if something were to happen (insert dirty sex joke here).

The plane was getting 'and even flew over Malaysia (I think) military airspace and the military did nothing. Malaysia government/airlines even searched the wrong areas for a couple of days before heading out to where the figures it crashed.

I don't understand how the flight crew can turn off the transponder. That should be something that's always works.

Its chilling because very little of the aircraft has been found. You should YouTube the Silk air 185 crash that happened in Indonesia. That was also 'pilot suicide' yet two other agencies claimed it was mechanical.