Air Malaysia missing.

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Originally Posted by Bushie

...................................... you would have to wonder why it has taken 5 days from disappearing for the military to divulge this info.........................

Martyn

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Or perhaps why the search resources were knowingly sent to the wrong area ?

Deano :)

It is strange the military took so long to give this information, are they hiding something, the new search area is no where near where the plane should have been in the first place.

Maybe shot down by a rouge missile?

And why did MAS take five hours to realise one of there plans was missing?

You lot are as bad as the media.. :D

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Originally Posted by Tombie

You lot are as bad as the media.. :D

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No, Tombie, I disagree.
They are as bad as a TV current affairs program thinking a poorly written TV drama series is real.

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Originally Posted by Keithy P38

If any of the passengers had phone signal at all, surely they'd be smart enough to use the gps in their phone and put an SOS out... I think it's a myth...

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

What does a phone ringing out prove? Just that its out of range?

Sent from my GT-P5210 using AULRO mobile app

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I think this answers these...

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Originally Posted by Hall

Apparently relatives of the Chinese passengers have reported that the phones that where on the flight ring out. This would be nigh on impossible if there was a high speed impact with either the sea or land and if the sea the phones would be very deep under water. Also there is reports that some of the passengers face book or twitter accounts show them as being on line.
Cheers Hall

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Here's another example.
I sign into facebook on my phone, and I don't sign out. I leave my phone on.
I go to bed. Next morning, SWMBO is ****ty with me asking why I was on facebook at 4am.
I wasn't. My phone was still signed in, so it displays me as being online.
Hall hit the nail on the head.
If multiple passengers social media accounts are still being displayed as active or online, that suggests that whatever mobile device they're logged in on is still not only intact but functioning.
Doesn't mean that anyone is alive, or that they're just chilling on social media like it's all a big game, or that it's a myth.
It simply means the last device they logged in on is still operational.
Which suggests that it either wasn't a totally catastrophic impact, or they're not Jules Verne

A possible terrorist attack using either surface-to-air or air-to-air missile, or cockpit invasion and hi-jack

That's my thoughts.

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From what platform would a terrorist launch a AAM ?


SAM - well at what altitude was the aircraft last reported at. I suspect higher than the typical outdated SAM they'd be likely to have, but not impossible.

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From what platform would a terrorist launch a AAM ?


SAM - well at what altitude was the aircraft last reported at. I suspect higher than the typical outdated SAM they'd be likely to have, but not impossible.

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Terrorism maybe not.
Could have unwittingly wandered into a military exercise?

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From what platform would a terrorist launch a AAM ?

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https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...014/03/867.jpg :wasntme:

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Terrorism maybe not.
Could have unwittingly wandered into a military exercise?

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I suggested back on page #1, the possibility that they managed a midair with a military plane whose owner is not prepared to admit they owned. The South China Sea has quite a few interested parties, so there are multiple possibilities.

John