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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 - southlondonphil - 10-03-2014 15:04

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 seems to have vanished into thin air. All sightings of debris and oil slicks have proven to be false, so there is still no sign of the plane at all. Whether the passengers using stolen passports are significant is also unknown. As yet there are no real clues as to the airline's fate.


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - skully - 10-03-2014 15:37

It certainly is bizarre - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26513506


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - bigglesworth - 10-03-2014 22:09

No distress call. Important That indicates that something very sudden must have happened. Given how many planes and ships are involved in the search it's surprising that no debris has been found yet.


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - southlondonphil - 11-03-2014 12:49

The issue of the passengers travelling on stolen passports is looking to be a red herring, as the people concerned don't seem to be connected to terrorism. But still nothing whatever has found from the plane, no debris of any kind, and all the investigators can do is keep on widening the search.


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - circles_o_o_o - 11-03-2014 15:46

There is an intriguing new twist to the story, in that nearly twenty families of the missing passengers claim that they have been able to ring their mobile phones, and hear them ringing.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2578020/Why-cellphones-missing-Malaysian-Airlines-passengers-ringing-Family-members-claim-loved-ones-smartphones-active.html


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - whorelover - 11-03-2014 23:06

I smell more Daily Fail sensationalism, if their phones were working, I'm sure they'd have tracked them by now.


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - bigglesworth - 12-03-2014 03:07

The latest reports are saying that the plane is suspected of being hundreds of miles off course. If that's true the plot thickens considerably. Important


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - way out west - 12-03-2014 13:06

Did one of the pilots go mad (psychological problems) and crash the plane deliberately? The other pilot would try and restrain him and that's why he couldn't make a distress call. Either that or something went wrong causing sudden decompression of the plane, although nobody knows what could cause such an event other than a bomb. There again, perhaps there was some kind of supernatural occurrence and the plane warped into a different time and consequently we will find it somewhere in the future.


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - southlondonphil - 12-03-2014 13:51

(12-03-2014 03:07 )bigglesworth Wrote:  The latest reports are saying that the plane is suspected of being hundreds of miles off course.

These reports of the plane turning back are the most puzzling thing so far. Apparently there is radar data that seems to show the plane was turning back towards Malaysia, but it would be highly irregular to say the least for a commercial flight to do that without any explanation being given by radio.


RE: News around the World - Chat and Discussion - archibald cockfoster - 12-03-2014 15:41

(12-03-2014 13:06 )way out west Wrote:  perhaps there was some kind of supernatural occurrence and the plane warped into a different time and consequently we will find it somewhere in the future.

Or the plane may have been abducted by a UFO. Have you considered that possibility?