The plane isn't to be found, as far as we can see.
It is not in the air, that we can all agree,
If it is on land, please let the passengers go free!
The most likely is sadly, it is now under the sea.
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The plane isn't to be found, as far as we can see.
It is not in the air, that we can all agree,
If it is on land, please let the passengers go free!
The most likely is sadly, it is now under the sea.
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Ref; Cybercriminals use fake MH370 websites to steal data
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When the link is clicked, users are taken to a fake page with a "ready to play" video. Further clicks will prompt the user to share the link before the video can be viewed.
"Sharing the video, of course, helps cybercriminals spread their malicious link to other users," Trend Micro said. After sharing, the user will be asked to verify his age by completing a test. The test was "nothing but another survey scam," it said.
Most won't discuss a point of view on speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by garrycol
It can be difficult ascertaining what process and events lead an individual pilot or crew to make some decisions in an abnormal situation with all the information at hand, let alone without any information other than the obvious missing plane.
Its OK, the Thai military tracked it, but didn't tell anyone!
Missing Malaysia Airlines plane: Thailand gives radar data 10 days after plane lost
Saw this on the BBC site. How to track an airliner, 101, Bob
BBC News - How do you track a plane?
Correct,a bloody long way from where they first started looking.....Quote:
Originally Posted by wrinklearthur
Another possible find reported -
Missing Malaysia Airlines plane: Debris found in search for MH370, says Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Can't our Orions be refueled mid-air? Eight hours travel for two hours work is a bit silly.
I was chatting to a Boeing technician that services the refueling planes.....there are lot of issues with the current ones and that they are rarely available to do the roleQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
The floating debris located on satellite images has not been located by air searchers as yet.