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Mystery deepens.
Apparently phones are still on and people are able to call phones of those on board and they ring
Is that from a reputable source?
Which selfish ******* leaves their phones on during a flight?
Mystery deepens.
Apparently phones are still on and people are able to call phones of those on board and they ring
Is that from a reputable source?
Which selfish ******* leaves their phones on during a flight?
This is shaping up to be a fascinating case. The fact the plane turned back towards Kuala Lumpur adds another element of intrigue. Surely there is no pilot in the world who would turn a plane around and start heading in another direction without speaking to and receiving the all-clear from air traffic control? Does that suggest someone else was at the controls at the time? And why is the search area so wide? They are focusing on the area south of Vietnam which seems most logical, but also on the Malacca Straight which isn't even anywhere near the flight path of this plane. What's that all about?
I assume the flight isn't still ongoing
It's clearly just an accident otherwise our resident theorists would be all over it.
Is that from a reputable source?
Which selfish ******* leaves their phones on during a flight?
Wreckage spotted south of Hong Kong.
Bizarre if it's the plane.
There is something weird about this. It was said that the plane lost radar contact less than an hour into the flight, which would suggest its reported position off the south of Vietnam (about 400-500 miles from Kuala Lumpur) is about right. Since then they've been searching in the Malacca Strait (which is the wrong direction) and now Hong Kong (which is more than 1,500 miles from Kuala Lumpur, meaning the plane would have been flying for more like three hours). Why would you look in either of those places for a plane that was one hour from KL, heading in the direction of Beijing?
Wreckage spotted south of Hong Kong.
Bizarre if it's the plane.
Hijacked and heading for target perhaps.
Wouldn't the plane have been picked up by radar though even if it had turned off its transponders?
Shot down?