Summary of CNN News appeared in my Face Book March 16, 2014 The disappearance now appears to be an act of deliberation. Everybody boarded in the plane is now suspects. The pilots There were possibilities that the pilots might steer the plane off course. The work appeared to be professionally done. The first clue is that the captain or co-pilot may have been involved stems from when the plane made a sharp, deliberate turn just after it last communicated with Kuala Lumpur air traffic controllers, and before it would have to communicate with Vietnamese controllers. Additionally, ABC News reported that the dramatic left turn was preprogrammed into the planes navigation computer. Its a task that would have required extensive piloting experience. Two senior law enforcement officials also told ABC that new information revealed the plane performed tactical evasion maneuvers after it disappeared from radar. Military radar showed the jetliner flew in a westerly direction back over the Malaysian Peninsula. It is then believed to have either turned northwest toward the Bay of Bengal or southwest elsewhere in the Indian Ocean. Therefore it appeared to be intentional and deliberate. Malaysian Prime Minister said: Evidence is consistent with someone acting deliberately from inside the plane. The crew They have not ruled it out The passengers They have not been ruled out either. Undoubtedly, authorities will scour through the flight manifest and look further to see whether any of the passengers on board had flight training or connections to terror groups. According to The New York Times, one of the passengers was an aviation engineer on his way to Beijing to work for a private-jet company. There were two passengers who traveled with fake passports. Those two’s backgrounds should be studied. That is why the assistance of Interpol would be very valuable. There is no end of the investigation in insight. It is one of the most mysterious incident in the history of the world! Even the route of travel of the missing plane is a myster. There is the speculation that the plane might have landed somewhere! . Information from international and Malaysian officials indicates the jet may have flown for more than seven hours after the last contact with the pilots. Flight 370 took off from Kuala Lumpur at 12:41 a.m. March 8. The last satellite communication from the plane occurred at 8:11 a.m. It is possible this contact could have been made from the ground, as long as the airplane still had electrical power. The plane might have traveled into routes: a northern arc stretches from the border of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to northern Thailand, and a southern arc spans from Indonesia to the southern Indian Ocean. U.S. authorities believe it more likely the aircraft crashed into waters outside of the reach of radar south of India.. Malaysian officials are working with 25 countries, many of them along the corridors. They include Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, China, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia, France, the United Kingdom and the United States. China is sending technical experts to join the investigation, and two Chinese search vessels headed for the Strait of Malacca, according to Xinhua. India is putting her participation for now, because of financial reason. Malaysia has declined the offer to help by Interpol, the World Police Organization. For the families and loved ones of those aboard Flight 370, tensions boiled over Sunday in Beijing at the daily briefing by Malaysia Airlines. Nine days after the plane went missing; patience is running thin with officials. Before a packed room, one man told them that the families have already lost faith. A liar can lie once, twice or three times, but whats the point (to) keep lying? he said. What we ask for is the truth. Dont hide things from us. People across the world have shown their support for those involved to help. During his weekly Sunday message following prayers at the Vatican, Pope Francis asked the crowd to pray for the crew members and passengers of the missing Malaysia Airlines plane and their families. We are close to them in this difficult moment, Pope Francis said
Posted on: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 00:04:33 +0000
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