Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 missing!

It would appear that whatever happened to MH370, was sudden & catastrophic. Whether it was a bomb, sudden loss of hull integrity, pilot suicide, or even a meteorite.

But, what doesn't make sense is that no debris has been found, and the sea around where the aircraft disappeared is shallower than it was with the AF337 crash. If a bomb exploded onboard at 35,000ft, would some debris have been found somewhere by now? Another question is, would the CVR & DVR, as well as ELT, survive a fall from that height?. As I understand it, the ELT is automatically triggered by contact with water, or excessive vibration indicating a crash?.

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It would appear that whatever happened to MH370, was sudden & catastrophic. Whether it was a bomb, sudden loss of hull integrity, pilot suicide, or even a meteorite.

But, what doesn't make sense is that no debris has been found, and the sea around where the aircraft disappeared is shallower than it was with the AF337 crash. If a bomb exploded onboard at 35,000ft, would some debris have been found somewhere by now? Another question is, would the CVR & DVR, as well as ELT, survive a fall from that height?. As I understand it, the ELT is automatically triggered by contact with water, or excessive vibration indicating a crash?.

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If the plane disintegrated midair the CVR and FDR should survive as they will only fall at terminal velocity. They each have an ELT so chances are good one of them survived as well.

The plane appears to have lost quite a bit of altitude suddenly after reaching cruising altitude as the FlightRadar24 ADSB coverage in the area they last received a signal from the plane they only have coverage above 30,000ft and they record updates every 30-60 seconds once cruising altitude has been reached.
 
They had a interview with head of pilot training at Mango on 702. He said he suspects a rapid disintegration. Reason why no debris found yet is because the debris takes at least 2 minutes to reach the ocean and at the same time the debris still keeps on traveling forward and so the debris field likely wont be at the same spot where the plane vanished of the radar screens.
 
They had a interview with head of pilot training at Mango on 702. He said he suspects a rapid disintegration. Reason why no debris found yet is because the debris takes at least 2 minutes to reach the ocean and at the same time the debris still keeps on traveling forward and so the debris field likely wont be at the same spot where the plane vanished of the radar screens.

It will be within 30km of the point though. Lots of ocean.
 
It will be within 30km of the point though. Lots of ocean.

I can understand the difficulty of finding any debris, but no contact from the ELTs on the CVR/FDR either. From the description given of the geography of the area, it should be easier to find than in the AF case, theoretically?.

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I can understand the difficulty of finding any debris, but no contact from the ELTs on the CVR/FDR either. From the description given of the geography of the area, it should be easier to find than in the AF case, theoretically?.

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It requires a specific sonar to pickup the ELT beacons, doubt one would've made it out there already and their range is limited so they need a basic idea of where to search for them.
 
The mystery deepens....

http://m.news24.com/news24/Travel/F...ngers-phones-ring-but-no-one-answers-20140310

Bizarre: missing Malaysia Airlines passengers' phones ring, but no one answers


Beijing - The mystery surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has thickened somewhat as family members of passengers have reported mobile phones ringing, but nobody answering.

International Business Timesreports that*19 families have signed a joint statement saying that passengers' cell phones connected after the flight had been reported missing. In each case, the phone would ring, but the call would be hung up.*

The sister of one of the Chinese passengers among the 239 people on board the missing flight rang his phone live on TV twice at 11:40 on Sunday morning and heard it ringing. She called again later that afternoon and heard it ring once more.*

The Mirrorreports that she expressed her hope that if the call went through, police could locate the position.*

A man from Beijing also called his missing brother, and reported to the airline that the phone connected three times and rang before appearing to hang up.

Relatives who signed the joint statement have asked Malaysia Airlines to reveal any information they may have been hiding.*

The airline has not released any further details regarding the aircraft, however Malaysian Minister of Transport Hishammuddin Hussein said they were doing everything in their power to locate the plane and that they hope people understand that they are being as transparent as they can.

In the mean time, it has also been reported that the large oil slick spotted in the South China Sea, wasfound to be bunker fuel* and not that of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.*

These eerie happenings have, of course, given rise to a number of conspiracy theories, one of which purports that the aircraft may have been hijacked byterrorists bearing fake passports*and is now secretly stationed at an abandoned Vietnamese airport at this very moment.*

According to 'citizen news' siteBeforeitsnews.com, the aircraft may have been landed safely by terrorists/hijackers to later be used as a ‘weapon of mass destruction’ with passengers and crew now being held as hostages.


New York Daily News reports that other theories suggest that the 100-ton Boeing 777 carrying 239 people simply*disintegrated in the air*at 35 000 feet, possibly due to an explosion.

According to Scott Hamilton, a US-based aviation expert, the plane had been inspected just 10 days before and found to be in a 'proper condition,' meaning that it was highly unlikely that an explosion would have been caused by an aircraft fault.*

He added that the airplane could only have been torn apart by a completely unexpected catastrophic event or a criminal act.*

Some of the crazier conspiracy theories, cited by*examiner.com, suggest that the plane could have been intercepted by a visiting alien UFO or transported to another world via an outer space wormhole.

Laughable to many, but you have to admit that as the days tick by and no conclusive reports on the airplane's fate have been released, the incident is starting to look a lot like an X-Files case.*
 
Some of the crazier conspiracy theories, cited by*examiner.com, suggest that the plane could have been intercepted by a visiting alien UFO or transported to another world via an outer space wormhole.

Laughable to many, but you have to admit that as the days tick by and no conclusive reports on the airplane's fate have been released, the incident is starting to look a lot like an X-Files case.*

http://jacobfoxx.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Ancient-Aliens.jpg
 
Why dont they use GIS coordinates to see where the phone's signal is coming from?
 
Mystery Iranian bought tickets for passengers who used stolen passports to get on Mal

Maybe just a coincidence that an Iranian purchased tickets for two people travelling on stolen passports?
Maybe 2 Iranian agents were on the plane, or maybe they crashed the plane, or maybe someone took out the Iranians or maybe this has nothing to do with them.

A passenger jet vanishes in this day and age, even if it turns out to be just for a couple of days, I didn't think this was possible any more! Sure a Cessna on a drug run maybe, but a commercial airline??

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-iranian-3227622

Police were tonight probing a mystery Iranian called “Mr Ali” who bought the tickets for passengers who used stolen passports on the missing Malaysian plane.

“Mr Ali” purchased the flights from a travel agent after insisting he wanted “cheap” tickets.

There was still no sign of the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 which has disappeared without trace.

Authorities admitted the incident was an “unprecedented mystery” as they struggled to make any headway in the investigation.

The FBI became involved when a Thai travel agent admitted she had arranged the travel for an Iranian customer she only knew as “Mr Ali.”

Grand Horizon travel agency owner Benjaporn Krutnait said she had been asked to book inexpensive flights for Europe on March the 1st.

Eventually she purchased the two tickets for the doomed flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and on to Amsterdam.
 
Maybe just a coincidence that an Iranian purchased tickets for two people travelling on stolen passports?
Maybe 2 Iranian agents were on the plane, or maybe they crashed the plane, or maybe someone took out the Iranians or maybe this has nothing to do with them.

A passenger jet vanishes in this day and age, even if it turns out to be just for a couple of days, I didn't think this was possible any more! Sure a Cessna on a drug run maybe, but a commercial airline??

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-iranian-3227622

Maybe that same Iranian has been purchasing tickets from the travel agent for 3 years and is running an immigration scam to the EU
 
Efitol, efitol! If you don't get on this plane, you WILL die!
*dies*
 
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