Summary to date on MH370 : from all the data and statements aired over the news - the aircraft took off with 7.5hrs of fuel enroute to Beijing, 50 mins into the flight and at 35,000 metres above sea-level, radio contact was lost, blip on radar showed that the aircraft changed direction, still more than 6.5hrs of fuel left, so far no aircraft debris have been seen by any of the vessels scouring the area where the aircraft was deemed to have disappeared, NO one anywhere in the vicinity whether in northern Malaya, southern Vietnam or eastern Thailand have heard or seen anything, and now after so many hours of searching-nothing, what are the likely technical conclusions - the aircraft when it changed direction as noted by radar could have headed WEST and within an hour would have reached the eastern part of the Indian Ocean..and if it had continued to fly on with the available fuel could have reached where..I dont know..just stop and think about it for a moment...in the direction of West, or south-west are just vast expanse of ocean until you reach Mauritius or Sri Lanka or even India..any reports of any sightings from that part of the world ?...if none then there is the likelihood that the aircraft has been ditched into the ocean..........
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 09:28:36 +0000
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