Missing Plane

[Conniff]

If it flew for more than two hours after being handed over to Vietnam the black box will be of no use as that only has a two hour loop for recording, so anything said or done two hours before the crash on will have been overwritten.

[locutus]

One of the few tragedies where I've not been inundated with crappy jokes... the only one I've heard so far:

 

 

 

 

Check your mobile phone was not made in Malaysia... If it was do not use the "Airplane Mode" or you are bound to lose it.

[Grotesque]

lol yeah not like the good ole days eh

[labrat]

to me so far none of the theorys fit

 

if it was the electrical fire then there would have been calls from relatives etc after the time it was lost, not emergency calls just general "oh my god i left the cat in the oven" calls

with hijacking where the heck was it going, only thing in that direction is Australia and with their history on immigration rights the hijacker would have been bunged in the ocean

 

the only thing that gives the hijacking theory credabiity in my eyes is the possibility of cell phone jammers (fun to play with)

[rebel11]

Nothing yet, I thought the French Satellite pics were promising, 300 objects.

[Grotesque]

What's the odds of even getting a mobile phone signal 30,000 feet above thousands of square miles of ocean?

[renegadeimp]

http://intellihub.com/freelance-journalist-hijacked-flight-370-passenger-sent-photo-hidden-iphone-tracing-back-secret-u-s-military-base-diego-garcia/

[Grotesque]

OK, let me rephrase that... What's the odds of even*"getting"*a mobile phone signal 30,000 feet above thousands of square miles of ocean... from inside your own *rsehole?!

 

Someone doesn't know their Ambellas from their elbow

[Conniff]

As they haven't found one solitary item, it could be anywhere in the world, might even be five minutes away from where it started, there are loads of little islands around there.

[rebel11]

I wonder if it entered the water in one piece, it was glided in, the odds are huge, but very possible. For that to happen it would have had to be piloted.

[Guest]

possible flight recorder signal picked up?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26902127

[Conniff]

flight recorder signal picked up?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26902127

 

 

Maybe ...

[Grotesque]

Yeah... but the Chinese authorities have not exactly showered themselves with believability when it comes to truth and disclosure in this case so far

[Guest]

hence the q mark in my post, and as the article says (ie yet to be verified), but have edited my post with 'poss'.

[Conniff]

It was probably someone down in the bilges twanging on a jews harp.

[rebel11]

The American's probably have 'real time' spy satellites on that area, but don't want to blow surveillance, the main reason is to keep an eye on the North Korea.

 

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn25221-did-us-spy-satellites-track-malaysia-flight-mh370.html

[Grotesque]

Yep, remember KAL007?

[Guest]

the recent 'pings' prove not applicable. maybe then does seem as if they were pinging themselves? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-27615173