Malaysian Airline MH 370

[simon]

unbelievable!

[Night_wolf]

this incident just shows how big our oceans are

[iDumb]

dear mods can you change the title please to somehing like missing malaysian airplane or something decent..

i dont like the word enthusiasts and is embarras to come to this thread.

[Zunaid]

Originally Posted by iDumb
dear mods can you change the title please to somehing like missing malaysian airplane or something decent..

i dont like the word enthusiasts and is embarras to come to this thread.

So you too are not 'enjoying' this? I'm not the only one?

I hear ya. Will do it.

[Night_wolf]

Malaysian investigators conclude the Flight was Hijacked?

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/malaysia...missing-plane/

[Tigers_eye]

Originally Posted by Night_wolf
this incident just shows how big our oceans are

No. How miniscule we are. Mercy!!

[Naimul_Hd]

Guess what guys, I took MH to come to BD just couple of days after the incident. I was scared to death on the flight. There were merely 60-70 people on the board from Sydney to KL in 200+ seated airbus. Just shows what an impact it had on MH business.

[ReZ_1]

^ quite logical.. they are lucky to have those passengers for now.. if they fail to resolve the mystery then they can face even worse than that..

[Jadukor]

Originally Posted by Naimul_Hd
Guess what guys, I took MH to come to BD just couple of days after the incident. I was scared to death on the flight. There were merely 60-70 people on the board from Sydney to KL in 200+ seated airbus. Just shows what an impact it had on MH business.

why did fly MH? either you are brave or kipta

[Eclipse]

This is ridicules. In the 21 century we can pinpoint the location of a small ios/android device by installing some basic tracking soft but we can’t locate a gigantic plane. Wow what an irony. But I will be really happy if the plane is hijacked by any terrorist group. At least there will be a little chance that the passengers are still alive.

The bad news is that Chinese seismology and research group detected some earthquake wave in the waters between Malaysia and Indonesia which was possibly created by the plane crashing the sea.

[Ajfar]

Originally Posted by Eclipse
This is ridicules. In the 21 century we can pinpoint the location of a small ios/android device by installing some basic tracking soft but we can’t locate a gigantic plane. Wow what an irony.

Everybody keeps saying that. It's not that simple. Try throwing your ios/android phone in the Indian ocean and see where your basic tracking software leads you. The plane was gigantic when it was in one piece, but by now down its probably been torn into millions of pieces.

[Navo]

Someone has apparently found a connection between this incident and Tintin's Flight 714 escapades: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-sodomite.html

[Eclipse]

Originally Posted by Ajfar
Everybody keeps saying that. It's not that simple. Try throwing your ios/android phone in the Indian ocean and see where your basic tracking software leads you. The plane was gigantic when it was in one piece, but by now down its probably been torn into millions of pieces.

Yes u can throw an object with a tracking device in the ocean and u can still find it. How do u think those biologists study/find previously examined rare shark/whale.

The problem here is the lack of data from the satellites which will help u to pinpoint the location. U need to analysis the data of 3(or more) satellites to pin point the location by using GPS. Three satellites will simultaneously calculate the distance of the same object and give u a almost perfect result.


Here only one satellite was been able to capture the signal from the plane. Other 2 couldn’t. That’s why the search team will have to serch the entire possible areas around the radius of the 1st satellite. Well, perhaps they wont have to search the entire Circumference as the plane had only 4 hrs fuel left.

[Naimul_Hd]

Originally Posted by Jadukor
why did fly MH? either you are brave or kipta

Neither.

I bought the ticket 2 weeks before that incident. It was way too late to change the airlines. And I believe, MH is still one of the best airlines in the world. They did not have any major incidents in the last 20 odd years. ar kopal e mrittu thakle MH ki ar Singapore ki...

[Night_wolf]

Originally Posted by Navo
Someone has apparently found a connection between this incident and Tintin's Flight 714 escapades: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-sodomite.html

lol!..will the alien connection come in the end!

[Naimul_Hd]

Plane mystery deepens Malaysia Airlines' financial woes

Kuala Lumpur (AFP) - The mystery surrounding the fate of a possibly hijacked Malaysia Airlines plane raises the spectre of costly lawsuits and a damaging drop in bookings for a national carrier already haemorrhaging cash in the face of intense competition.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/220...inancial-woes/

[ahnaf]

Originally Posted by Naimul_Hd
Neither.

I bought the ticket 2 weeks before that incident. It was way too late to change the airlines. And I believe, MH is still one of the best airlines in the world. They did not have any major incidents in the last 20 odd years. ar kopal e mrittu thakle MH ki ar Singapore ki...

perfect bangali

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[Zeeshan]

Apparently if it was Biman it wouldn't be amusing or funny.

[MohammedC]

Flight MH370 'crashed in south Indian Ocean' - Malaysia PM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26716572

[zsayeed]

http://timedotcom.files.wordpress.co..._specsheet.pdf

Towed Pinger Locator 25

[Vua]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan
Apparently if it was Biman it wouldn't be amusing or funny.

With Biman, the flight wouldn't have even taken off. The aircraft would have been faulty even before the pilot put his key in to start the aircraft!

[Ajfar]

How British satellite company Inmarsat tracked down MH370

Link

[Night_wolf]

is this a cover up story?, i mean they still haven't found any significant debris from the airplane

[Nafi]

Awkward British Airways ad



For those with a sick humour

http://i.imgur.com/7SyU4g2.jpg

[zsayeed]

Now coast of Bangladesh in news:


"The Adelaide-based firm GeoResonance has said that electromagnetic fields captured by airborne multispectral images some 118 miles (190 kilometers) off the coast of Bangladesh in the Bay of Bengal showed evidence of aluminum, titanium, copper and other elements that could have been part of the Boeing 777-200ER, which disappeared from radar on March 8 while en route from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing."

"Bangladesh sent two Navy frigates into the Bay of Bengal to the location cited by GeoResonance"

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/04/30/wo...html?hpt=hp_c1