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MALAYSIAN Airlines flight en route to China is missing.

Malaysia is indirectly responsible for the death of about 200 Chinks as a result of this air crash. They vent their anger and carry on with their ridiculous theatrics for weeks on end.

On the other hand this guy murdered 40 million Chinks and they honor his actions with a giant portrait overlooking Tiananmen sq. :rolleyes:

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that one was a evil scum who don't give a hoot about anyting if the end result enable IT to prolong it's rule and priviledges.
there is another one in sillypoore.
 
On the other hand this guy murdered 40 million Chinks and they honor his actions with a giant portrait overlooking Tiananmen sq. :rolleyes:

Yah man...and how cum dis fella portrait is missing...:D:D

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Undersea volcanoes will make hunt for MH370 harder, says expert as search resumes with Chinese fleet

PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 26 March, 2014, 1:49pm
UPDATED : Wednesday, 26 March, 2014, 4:28pm

Agence France-Presse and Stephen Chen in Beijing

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A crew member of Chinese icebreaker Xuelong scans the sea to search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. Photo: Xinhua

The resumed search for wreckage from Flight MH370 could be hampered by a chain of undersea volcanoes that run directly through the area, an expert warned on Wednesday.

Gale force winds, driving rain and mountainous seas prevented any sorties being flown from Perth in Australia’s west on Tuesday, but 12 aircraft were due to be airborne on Wednesday, with South Korean planes joining the hunt for the first time.

The presence of the underwater volcanoes means the ocean floor is extremely rugged and constantly being reshaped by magma flows.

“It’s very unfortunate if that debris has landed on the active crest area, it will make life more challenging,” Robin Beaman, an underwater geology expert at Queensland’s James Cook University said.

“It’s rugged, it’s covered in faults, fine-scale gullies and ridges, there isn’t a lot of sediment blanketing that part of the world because it’s fresh (in geological terms).”

“Today’s search is split into three areas within the same proximity, covering a cumulative 80,000 square kilometres (30,000 square miles),” said the Australian Maritime Safety Authority which is coordinating the operation.

Four more Chinese ships joined the marine search on Wednesday after a small Chinese naval fleet arrived in the search zone with two helicopters, said Chinese state media.

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An officer of a Chinese rescue vessel scans the sea surface in the South China Sea with the Chinese Navy's supplying ship Qiandaohu in the background on March 18, 2014. Photo: Xinhua

The fleet, consisting a missile destroyer, a dock landing ship and a large supply vessel, had sailed for five days at top speed after suspending their search in the Gulf of Thailand last week, said Xinhua News Agency.

The Chinese icebreaker Xuelong, or "Snow Dragon", arrived at the same area about the same time and exchanged information with the naval fleet on radio, it said.

The relatively slow polar research vessel spent five days covering 1,300 nautical miles from Perth.

Visibility was good at up to 10 kilometers, but the search for possible debris was complicated by big waves, Xinhua said.

Australian naval vessel the HMAS Success, which was forced to leave the storm-tossed region on Tuesday, has returned and will conduct a surface sweep of a zone where two objects were spotted this week.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the search - now in a recovery phase - would continue until there was no hope of finding anything.

“It is not absolutely open-ended but it is not something we will lightly abandon,” he said.

Mark Binskin, vice chief of Australia’s Defence Force, has underscored the daunting size of the area under scrutiny by air crews flying exhausting sorties far from Australia’s west coast.

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A Royal Australia Air Force AP-3C Orion takes off from RAAF Base Pearce in Perth, Australia to resume the search. Photo: AP

“We’re not trying to find a needle in a haystack, we’re still trying to define where the haystack is,” he said Tuesday as authorities face the task of retrieving sunken or floating debris, as well as the “black box” flight recorder.

Numerous aerial sightings of suspected debris since the weekend had raised hopes that wreckage would be found. But none has yet been retrieved.

The US Navy has sent a specialised device to help find the “black box” flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, along with a robotic underwater vehicle that can scan the ocean’s depths.

Malaysia Airlines confirmed to AFP that the battery which powers the plane’s black box will emit a locator signal of 30 days, once activated by contact with water, giving searchers less than two weeks to find a crash site.

Those efforts will be crucial in determining what caused the Boeing 777 to deviate inexplicably off its intended course between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing, and fly thousands of kilometres in the wrong direction.

Malaysia believes the plane was deliberately diverted by someone on board. In the absence of firm evidence, leading scenarios include a hijacking, pilot sabotage or a crisis that incapacitated the crew and left the plane to fly on auto-pilot until it ran out of fuel.

Two thirds of the passengers were Chinese, and relatives there have accused Malaysia of being deceitful and callous in their handling of the tragedy.

Scores of emotional relatives mounted a protest on Malaysia’s embassy in Beijing on Tuesday, scuffling with guards and abusing the ambassador as they demanded to know what happened to their loved ones.

“Return our relatives,” the family members shouted as they massed at the embassy gates. Another slogan went: “The Malaysian government are murderers.”

Malaysia’s ambassador to China Iskandar Sarudin later arrived at the hotel where relatives are staying, to face an angry tirade. Some shouted at him to kneel before them, while others launched a volley of abuse, calling him a “liar” and “rogue”.

Malaysian authorities have defended their decision to release satellite analysis that determined the plane had plunged into the southern seas far off western Australia, possibly running out of fuel.

On Tuesday, they made public more details of the data used to conclude that the plane was lost.

It said the last complete contact between a satellite that was “pinging” signals to the flight came at 8:11 am Malaysian time (0011 GMT), with another “partial” signal eight minutes later.

The findings, by British satellite communications firm Inmarsat, suggest the plane was in touch nearly two hours after its scheduled 6:30 am landing time in Beijing, and right around the time it would have run out of fuel.

The analysis suggested the plane disappeared for good in the middle of the southern Indian Ocean but Malaysian officials said a precise location could not be determined.

 

US firm representing MH370 families initiates lawsuit against Malaysia Airlines and Boeing


Petition for discovery meant to secure evidence of possible design and manufacturing defects that may have contributed to the disaster


PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 26 March, 2014, 11:44am
UPDATED : Wednesday, 26 March, 2014, 3:30pm
Reuters

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Malaysian Airlines and Boeing Co may have to hand over records of possible design and manufacturing defects that may have contributed to the MH370 disaster. Photo: EPA

Malaysian Airlines and Boeing Co are facing a potential lawsuit over the Beijing-bound flight that disappeared more than two weeks ago with 239 people on board, according to a law firm representing passengers’ families.

A petition for discovery has been filed against Boeing Co, manufacturer of the aircraft, and Malaysian Airlines, operator of the plane, Chicago-based Ribbeck Law said in a statement on Tuesday.

The Boeing 777 vanished while flying to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia said on Monday that the missing jetliner had crashed into remote seas off Australia, citing satellite data analysis, and that all on board were presumed dead.

The petition for discovery, filed in a Cook County, Illinois Circuit Court, is meant to secure evidence of possible design and manufacturing defects that may have contributed to the disaster, the law firm said.

The court filing was not immediately available.

The filing initiates a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the airline and Boeing by the passengers’ families, the firm said.

“We believe that both defendants named are responsible for the disaster of Flight MH 370,” Monica Kelly, the lead Ribbeck lawyer in the case, said in the statement.

The petition was filed on behalf of Januari Siregar, whose son was on the flight.

Additional pleadings will be filed in the next few days against other potential defendants that designed or manufactured component parts of the aircraft that may have failed, Kelly said.

Ribbeck is also asking that US scientists be included in the search for wreckage and bodies, the firm said.

A spokesman for Boeing declined comment. A spokesman for Malaysian Airlines could not immediately be reached for comment.

Ribbeck is also representing 115 passengers in the crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 in San Francisco in July.

The law firm’s petition is asking the judge to order Boeing to provide the identity of manufacturers of various plane components, including electric components and wiring, batteries, emergency oxygen and fire alarm systems.

It is also seeking the identity of the company or person who last inspected the fuselage and who provided maintenance.

The petition also asks the judge to order Malaysian Airlines to produce information about crew training for catastrophic incidents, security practices, safety training and crew evaluations.

 
Now ah hishammuddin say its china fault...getting interesting...hoot dah!!!...:D:D

希山反击:
中国误发卫星图延误搜救

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马国代交通部长希山慕丁反击,指中国误发卫星图像,延误搜救!
 
Re: MALAYSIAN Airlines flight en route to China is STILL missing.

Neil Hansford, chairman of Strategic Aviation Solutions, told Network 10 this morning that he was convinced that what had happened to MH370 wasn't an accident, and said the evidence pointed to the plane's crew being involved.
'I think it's been put there either by one of the crew or both, and they've picked an area where the aircraft won't be found,' Mr Hansford said.
'This was a crew-related incident. It wasn't a catastrophic explosion. It wasn't hit by military ordnance.
'[The debris is] in about 10,000ft of water. In that part of the world there's currents.


Mr Hansford pointed to the amount of fuel likely on board the Boeing 777-200, at nearly full capacity with 31,000 gallons instead of the 45 per cent loading required to pilot a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, as being a strong indicator that MH370's disappearance was not accidental.
hahaha....someone of supposedly authority claimed that the plane was carrying near full capacity???
if this is true, then with or without this incident, MAS is really a screwed-up company where the pilots can ordered additional fuel from SOP when we know that the weight of an airplane drastically affects fuel consumption which a major operating cost for airlines...
the flight time was also estimated around 8-9hrs as the evidence so far suggested...
wonder if he was mis-quoted or another empty vessel who sounded like real....lol????
 
Re: MALAYSIAN Airlines flight en route to China is STILL missing.

hahaha....someone of supposedly authority claimed that the plane was carrying near full capacity???
if this is true, then with or without this incident, MAS is really a screwed-up company where the pilots can ordered additional fuel from SOP when we know that the weight of an airplane drastically affects fuel consumption which a major operating cost for airlines...
the flight time was also estimated around 8-9hrs as the evidence so far suggested...
wonder if he was mis-quoted or another empty vessel who sounded like real....lol????


depends.. it may means no refueling in beijing and it is merely an hour stop of cleaning up, loading up and off you go. all inflight food probably has been loaded in KL as well for return flight.
 
Hey, you gave the same reply as the Japs about the Nanking Massacre. Chairman Mao is the biggest killer of its own people. And the CCP the biggest con job!

根本就是 老贼!!!
 
Now ah hishammuddin say its china fault...getting interesting...hoot dah!!! ...
time is ripe 4 dat burger 2 take out his crooked dagga n yaya papaya ... watz dat burger waiting 4? ...
 
Malaysia is indirectly responsible for the death of about 200 Chinks as a result of this air crash. They vent their anger and carry on with their ridiculous theatrics for weeks on end.

On the other hand this guy murdered 40 million Chinks and they honor his actions with a giant portrait overlooking Tiananmen sq. :rolleyes:

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i do i give you points??? I agree with you 110%!!!!

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