Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
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Stesso articolo su http://www.eturbonews.com/53839/mh370-hacked-and-shot-down-us-military-according-former-airline-
Stesso articolo su http://www.eturbonews.com/53839/mh370-hacked-and-shot-down-us-military-according-former-airline-
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MH370: Malaysia declares plane's disappearance an accident
The Malaysian government has officially declared the disappearance of Malaysian Airline flight MH370 an accident and has said that there were no survivors.
No trace of the Beijing-bound aircraft has been found since it disappeared on 8 March 2014.
Officials say that the recovery operation is ongoing but that the 239 people onboard are now presumed dead.
The plane's whereabouts are still unknown despite a massive international search in the southern Indian Ocean.
The declaration on Thursday should allow compensation payments to relatives of the victims.
'Deepest sorrow'
Malaysian officials added that the recovery of the missing aircraft remained a priority and that they had pursued "every credible lead".
Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) Director-General Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said that it was "with the heaviest heart and deepest sorrow that we officially declare Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 an accident.''
"All 239 of the passengers and crew onboard MH370 are presumed to have lost their lives," he said.
Following Thursday's announcement, China's foreign ministry called for compensation for the victims' families.
"We call on the Malaysian side to honour the promise made when they declared the flight to have been lost and earnestly fulfil their compensation responsibilities," spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement.
The majority of the passengers on MH370 were Chinese.
Four vessels are currently searching the seafloor with specialised sonar technology in a remote stretch of ocean where the plane is believed to have ended its flight.
Mr Azharuddin added that Malaysia, China and Australia have spared no expense in the hunt for the plane.
'No evidence'
Based on analysis of satellite and aircraft performance data, MH370 is thought to be in seas far west of the Australian city of Perth.
The vessels have so far searched an area of over 18,000 km sq (11,185 sq miles), according to officials.
The search area involved also has known depths of up to 6,000m (19,685ft).
Mr Azharuddin said that the progress of the safety investigation into the accident would be released soon, but that "at this juncture, there is no evidence to substantiate any speculations as to the cause of the accident".
The DCA said on Wednesday said that it planned to release an interim report on the investigation on 7 March, a day before the first anniversary of the disappearance.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-31039460
MH370: Malaysia declares plane's disappearance an accident
The Malaysian government has officially declared the disappearance of Malaysian Airline flight MH370 an accident and has said that there were no survivors.
No trace of the Beijing-bound aircraft has been found since it disappeared on 8 March 2014.
Officials say that the recovery operation is ongoing but that the 239 people onboard are now presumed dead.
The plane's whereabouts are still unknown despite a massive international search in the southern Indian Ocean.
The declaration on Thursday should allow compensation payments to relatives of the victims.
'Deepest sorrow'
Malaysian officials added that the recovery of the missing aircraft remained a priority and that they had pursued "every credible lead".
Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) Director-General Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said that it was "with the heaviest heart and deepest sorrow that we officially declare Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 an accident.''
"All 239 of the passengers and crew onboard MH370 are presumed to have lost their lives," he said.
Following Thursday's announcement, China's foreign ministry called for compensation for the victims' families.
"We call on the Malaysian side to honour the promise made when they declared the flight to have been lost and earnestly fulfil their compensation responsibilities," spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement.
The majority of the passengers on MH370 were Chinese.
Four vessels are currently searching the seafloor with specialised sonar technology in a remote stretch of ocean where the plane is believed to have ended its flight.
Mr Azharuddin added that Malaysia, China and Australia have spared no expense in the hunt for the plane.
'No evidence'
Based on analysis of satellite and aircraft performance data, MH370 is thought to be in seas far west of the Australian city of Perth.
The vessels have so far searched an area of over 18,000 km sq (11,185 sq miles), according to officials.
The search area involved also has known depths of up to 6,000m (19,685ft).
Mr Azharuddin said that the progress of the safety investigation into the accident would be released soon, but that "at this juncture, there is no evidence to substantiate any speculations as to the cause of the accident".
The DCA said on Wednesday said that it planned to release an interim report on the investigation on 7 March, a day before the first anniversary of the disappearance.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-31039460
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Australia Says MH370 Search May Be Called Off Soon
March 1, 2015
The search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 cannot go on forever, Australia's deputy prime minister said, and discussions are already under way between Australia, China and Malaysia as to whether to call off the hunt within weeks.
No trace has been found of the Boeing 777, which disappeared a year ago this week carrying 239 passengers and crew, in what has become one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history.
MH370 vanished from radar screens shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, bound for Beijing, early on March 8. Investigators believe it was flown thousands of miles off course before eventually crashing into the Indian Ocean.
The search of a rugged 60,000 sq km (23,000 sq mile) patch of sea floor 1,600 km (1,000 miles) west of the Australian city of Perth, which experts believe is the plane's most likely resting place, will likely be finished by May.
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss told Reuters that a decision would have to be taken well before then as to whether to continue into the vast 1.1 million sq km area around the primary search zone if nothing has been found.
Discussions had already begun about what to do in that event, including the possibility that the search might be called off, said Truss, who is also transport minister.
"For many of the families onboard, they won't have closure unless they have certain knowledge that the aircraft has been located and perhaps their loved ones' remains have been recovered," Truss said in an interview.
"We clearly cannot keep searching forever, but we want to do everything that's reasonably possible to locate the aircraft."
Truss compared the search, already the most expensive of its kind, with another great mystery from an earlier era, the hunt for missing aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart, who disappeared in 1937 during an early attempt to circumnavigate the globe.
Four vessels owned by Dutch engineering firm Fugro, equipped with sophisticated underwater drones, have searched about 40 percent of the previously unmapped expanse of sea floor that has been designated the highest priority.
DECISION TIME
Australia and Malaysia contributed to evenly split the costs, estimated at up to AUD$52 million (USD$40.5 million), but Truss warned that continuing the search beyond that area would be impossible without more international help.
"We put in the amount of money that we believed was necessary to do this job well and thoroughly with the best available equipment," he said. "We have to make other decisions, then, about how long the search should continue."
Military radar showed the plane turned back across Peninsular Malaysia after contact with it was lost. A handful of pings picked up by a commercial satellite for around another six hours helped narrow down its likely final location.
Martin Dolan, Chief Commissioner of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau which is leading the search, said he remained confident that the plane would be found in the remainder of the so-called "priority search area".
If, however, the search has to be expanded into the much larger surrounding area, the costs could prove prohibitive.
"It's almost impossible to get your head around the scale of what's involved here," he said.
"If you take the theoretical maximum of the possible area for the aircraft - 1.1 (or) 1.2 million sq km - you're talking about orders or magnitude in terms of cost and time above what we're currently doing, and that's something that governments will obviously have to bear in mind."
Most of those on board the lost flight were Chinese or Malaysian.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said Australia, China and Malaysia had cooperated closely on the search.
"The Australian side has put in a large amount of personnel and material resources and we are deeply grateful for their help," Hong said. "The search effort is still ongoing and we hope the relevant work will produce progress."
(Reuters)
Australia Says MH370 Search May Be Called Off Soon
March 1, 2015
The search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 cannot go on forever, Australia's deputy prime minister said, and discussions are already under way between Australia, China and Malaysia as to whether to call off the hunt within weeks.
No trace has been found of the Boeing 777, which disappeared a year ago this week carrying 239 passengers and crew, in what has become one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history.
MH370 vanished from radar screens shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, bound for Beijing, early on March 8. Investigators believe it was flown thousands of miles off course before eventually crashing into the Indian Ocean.
The search of a rugged 60,000 sq km (23,000 sq mile) patch of sea floor 1,600 km (1,000 miles) west of the Australian city of Perth, which experts believe is the plane's most likely resting place, will likely be finished by May.
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss told Reuters that a decision would have to be taken well before then as to whether to continue into the vast 1.1 million sq km area around the primary search zone if nothing has been found.
Discussions had already begun about what to do in that event, including the possibility that the search might be called off, said Truss, who is also transport minister.
"For many of the families onboard, they won't have closure unless they have certain knowledge that the aircraft has been located and perhaps their loved ones' remains have been recovered," Truss said in an interview.
"We clearly cannot keep searching forever, but we want to do everything that's reasonably possible to locate the aircraft."
Truss compared the search, already the most expensive of its kind, with another great mystery from an earlier era, the hunt for missing aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart, who disappeared in 1937 during an early attempt to circumnavigate the globe.
Four vessels owned by Dutch engineering firm Fugro, equipped with sophisticated underwater drones, have searched about 40 percent of the previously unmapped expanse of sea floor that has been designated the highest priority.
DECISION TIME
Australia and Malaysia contributed to evenly split the costs, estimated at up to AUD$52 million (USD$40.5 million), but Truss warned that continuing the search beyond that area would be impossible without more international help.
"We put in the amount of money that we believed was necessary to do this job well and thoroughly with the best available equipment," he said. "We have to make other decisions, then, about how long the search should continue."
Military radar showed the plane turned back across Peninsular Malaysia after contact with it was lost. A handful of pings picked up by a commercial satellite for around another six hours helped narrow down its likely final location.
Martin Dolan, Chief Commissioner of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau which is leading the search, said he remained confident that the plane would be found in the remainder of the so-called "priority search area".
If, however, the search has to be expanded into the much larger surrounding area, the costs could prove prohibitive.
"It's almost impossible to get your head around the scale of what's involved here," he said.
"If you take the theoretical maximum of the possible area for the aircraft - 1.1 (or) 1.2 million sq km - you're talking about orders or magnitude in terms of cost and time above what we're currently doing, and that's something that governments will obviously have to bear in mind."
Most of those on board the lost flight were Chinese or Malaysian.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said Australia, China and Malaysia had cooperated closely on the search.
"The Australian side has put in a large amount of personnel and material resources and we are deeply grateful for their help," Hong said. "The search effort is still ongoing and we hope the relevant work will produce progress."
(Reuters)
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Ieri, nell'anniversario della tragica sparizione del volo MH370, è stato rilasciato un Interim Report dall'agenzia del governo malese che sta coordinando le investigazioni.
Purtroppo non c'è nessuna novità degna di nota. Le "factual information" possono essere trovate qui: http://mh370.mot.gov.my/
Ieri, nell'anniversario della tragica sparizione del volo MH370, è stato rilasciato un Interim Report dall'agenzia del governo malese che sta coordinando le investigazioni.
Purtroppo non c'è nessuna novità degna di nota. Le "factual information" possono essere trovate qui: http://mh370.mot.gov.my/
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Solo per notizia ieri a Parigi, davanti al museo Dassault, grande manifestazione pacifica...... I partecipanti avevano maglie con la scritta MH370france.com .....
Tutti i TG hanno dato molto risalto alla notizia........ in Italia neanche un trafiletto ....
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Solo per notizia ieri a Parigi, davanti al museo Dassault, grande manifestazione pacifica...... I partecipanti avevano maglie con la scritta MH370france.com .....
Tutti i TG hanno dato molto risalto alla notizia........ in Italia neanche un trafiletto ....
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Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
Ieri ho volato Air France e sul Figaro era in prima pagina.
La ragione é molto semplice: vi erano quattro francesi a bordo, di italiani invece neanche uno.
Ieri ho volato Air France e sul Figaro era in prima pagina.
giannini giuseppe
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Dal sito del Corriere della Sera
http://www.corriere.it/esteri
La batteria scaduta era quella del «locator beacon», il rilevatore di posizione subacqueo del registratore dei dati di volo del Boeing 777-200.
Dal sito del Corriere della Sera
http://www.corriere.it/esteri
La batteria scaduta era quella del «locator beacon», il rilevatore di posizione subacqueo del registratore dei dati di volo del Boeing 777-200.
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http://www.corriere.it/esteri/15_ma...ra-fb14a6fe-c58a-11e4-a88d-7584e1199318.shtml
http://www.corriere.it/esteri/15_ma...ra-fb14a6fe-c58a-11e4-a88d-7584e1199318.shtml
Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
MH370: E' apparsa una salvietta di mano con il logo della compagnia aerea in una spiaggia dell' Australia Occidentale. Si sta controllando se appartiene all'aereo scomparso.
MH370: E' apparsa una salvietta di mano con il logo della compagnia aerea in una spiaggia dell' Australia Occidentale. Si sta controllando se appartiene all'aereo scomparso.
Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
beh, speriamo lo trovino sto aereo prima o poi...
bella pulita per essere stata in mare un'anno.
beh, speriamo lo trovino sto aereo prima o poi...
Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
Beh, la plastica impiega un secolo a degradarsi in acqua se non è biodegradabile, non c'è da meravigliarsi se arriva così. Naturalmente da qui a dire che appartenga al volo disperso ce ne passa.
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link all articolo : http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/562985/MH370-Malaysia-Airlines-Logo-Towelette-Australia-Beach
Il giornale non è dei più affidabili , poi dice anche che la salvietta è stata trovata a luglio (!?) ma la cosa è stata resa nota solo ora.
link all articolo : http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/562985/MH370-Malaysia-Airlines-Logo-Towelette-Australia-Beach
Il giornale non è dei più affidabili , poi dice anche che la salvietta è stata trovata a luglio (!?) ma la cosa è stata resa nota solo ora.
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http://www.ilpost.it/2015/03/13/jeff-wise-volo-mh370/
Non so quanto sia attendibile, ma alcuni spunti sono interessanti.
http://www.ilpost.it/2015/03/13/jeff-wise-volo-mh370/
Non so quanto sia attendibile, ma alcuni spunti sono interessanti.
Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
In realtà non asserisce nessuna verità anche perché impossibile da provare, ma solleva i dubbi che presumibilmente hanno tutti e cioè che la rotta seguita dal 777 non sia in realtà quella che è conosciuta.
In realtà non asserisce nessuna verità anche perché impossibile da provare, ma solleva i dubbi che presumibilmente hanno tutti e cioè che la rotta seguita dal 777 non sia in realtà quella che è conosciuta.
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Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
Ciao Ragazzi, volevo segnalarvi per chi avesse sky, un' episodio speciale (presente nella sezione OnDemand) di "indagini ad alta quota" nel quale si fa un riassunto di un anno di ricerche e vengono considerate probabili cause. Poi ognuno si è fatto una propria idea su quanto possa essere avvenuto lassù, ma magari dopo aver visto l'episodio avrete qualche certezza in più.
Spero che presto si possa fare luce su questo tragico incidente soprattutto per le famiglie delle persone a bordo
Ciao Ragazzi, volevo segnalarvi per chi avesse sky, un' episodio speciale (presente nella sezione OnDemand) di "indagini ad alta quota" nel quale si fa un riassunto di un anno di ricerche e vengono considerate probabili cause. Poi ognuno si è fatto una propria idea su quanto possa essere avvenuto lassù, ma magari dopo aver visto l'episodio avrete qualche certezza in più.
Spero che presto si possa fare luce su questo tragico incidente soprattutto per le famiglie delle persone a bordo
Re: Malaysia Airlines volo MH370 disperso
L'ho visto qualche sera fa e l'ho trovato molto interessante.
L'ho visto qualche sera fa e l'ho trovato molto interessante.