Malaysian Boeing 777 goes missing

[Champ]

I don't understand? If my relative was on there, the last thing I would want is confirmation that it had crashed in the south Indian Ocean. That basically means that my family member is dead. While there is no evidence of a crash there is still hope that the plane landed and the passengers are still alive.

 

My point was more about the need to know and reflecting on its effect on me, who has no connection with those on board, but yet am affected by the least little bit of new information

[Guest davelfc]

I don't understand? If my relative was on there, the last thing I would want is confirmation that it had crashed in the south Indian Ocean. That basically means that my family member is dead. While there is no evidence of a crash there is still hope that the plane landed and the passengers are still alive.

 

Of course everyone wants the happy ending, I really hope that they're being held somewhere and will be rescued or released soon.

 

But if the plane has crashed, and if they never find it. Well that's a hell on earth for the families right there. So while I want them to be alive, that doesn't mean they are. If they're not then I hope they find the wreckage etc as soon as possible so the families can be released from this torment.

 

The longer this goes on the more likely it's crashed into the sea. If someones taken it then not only would they have to hide a plane but cater for nearly 250 people for at least 2 weeks and possibly longer. 

[Spy Bee]

I get what you are saying, but I just find these interviews with people involved in the search saying "I hope we'll find something soon" a bit misplaced.

[Anubis]

Would i be wrong to think that somehow the "helping" countries are actually going to bill the Malaysian government for all this work?

 

It sounds odd i know, but i really dont think the yanks, brits, aussies etc are doing all this for fuck all. Somebody has to pay for the fuel, man hours, technology etc.......

 

 

That may be the plan, but they'll be fucked when Putin annexes Malaysia.

[Dougie Do'ins]

I don't understand? If my relative was on there, the last thing I would want is confirmation that it had crashed in the south Indian Ocean. That basically means that my family member is dead. While there is no evidence of a crash there is still hope that the plane landed and the passengers are still alive.

How long would you be prepared to go without some sort of closure ? There has to be a cut off point where you say enough is enough and face the grim reality that they're all dead.

 

Just watched the special programme on CH5 about the storey so far.  If you missed it, it's well worth a look on catch up. 

[Rico1304]

How long would you be prepared to go without some sort of closure ? There has to be a cut off point where you say enough is enough and face the grim reality that they're all dead.

 

Just watched the special programme on CH5 about the storey so far.  If you missed it, it's well worth a look on catch up.

 

Surely that programme should be...it took off, we don't know where it 'landed', and now for the news.

[Guest davelfc]

I don't need a 'catch up' it will all be on the National Geographic channel, sliced up in to around 400 different programmes. They've probably got the next 18 months sewn up because of this.

[Spy Bee]

How long would you be prepared to go without some sort of closure ? 

 

Well, I think as long as it takes. I do understand that the lack of closure (horrible american bullshit word) is a bit of a problem, give me the chance of 1/1,000,000 against the chance of 0, and I'll take the favourite every time.

[Chairman Meow]

Until this plane is found and the cause of the problem is identified then confidence in flying is hit. 

 

Them finding it and confirming it burst into flames then plummeted into the sea like a fat bloke bombing a swimming pool is also likely to lower confidence in flying as well though surely. 

[Guest davelfc]

Them finding it and confirming it burst into flames then plummeted into the sea like a fat bloke bombing a swimming pool is also likely to lower confidence in flying as well though surely. 

 

There's a big difference between them discovering the problem and then doing all they can to ensure this kind of thing does not happen again, and women irrationally refusing to fly because godzilla attacked the plane.

 

Finding out what happened is all part of the confidence process that alleviates the fear women have of flying. I mean the public have of flying. 

[Spy Bee]

They've found some big floating debris. They should be able to get close to it quickly this time.

Either they have found MH370, or the oceans are full of shit!

 

Just heard the picture was taken on Tuesday... why the fuck are they not looking at more recent pics?

 

Also, the reason they have been concentrating on the southern corridor is apparently due to radar intel from Indonesia.

[redheart]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2586716/Search-flight-MH370-continue-indefinitely-says-Australia-warned-debris-sighting-false-lead.html

[redheart]

https://twitter.com/cctvnews/status/447316682059436034/photo/1

[Spy Bee]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2586716/Search-flight-MH370-continue-indefinitely-says-Australia-warned-debris-sighting-false-lead.html

Why does that url come up as 'false lead'?

 

If Indonesia has given info that it's gone south I think it's totally baffling what has happened.

[Dan Vito Corleone]

They've got it this time.

[Dougie Do'ins]

They've got it this time.

What makes you so certain ?

[Dan Vito Corleone]

The satellite appears to have found a series of smaller items as well as the main piece of debris, if indeed that's what it is. It makes sense for it to be there in correlation with the seven hours flight time. Nothing much makes sense about this whole thing but if it flew for 7 hours from disappearance I'm feeling confident they've found it.

[Dougie Do'ins]

They satellite appears to have found a series of smaller items as well as the main piece of debris, if indeed that's what it is. It makes sense for it to be there in correlation with the seven hours flight time. Nothing much makes sense about this whole thing but if it flew for 7 hours from disappearance I'm feeling confident they've found it.

Didn't know about the smaller pieces of debris. Hope for the sake of those who've lost loved ones they can locate it and can get finaly some answers.

[Spy Bee]

More satellite images of stuff, more fruitless searches.

[Bjornebye]

Ive heard the malaysian government are trying to locate the indian ocean 

[General Dryness]

Ive heard the malaysian government are trying to locate the indian ocean 

 

To be fair, its not the most conspicuous ocean, all tucked away down there in between India, Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia.

[alles ist gut]

To be fair, its not the most conspicuous ocean, all tucked away down there in between India, Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia.

It just doesn't get the publicity like the popular oceans, even Max Clifford couldn't do anything for it.

[Dan Vito Corleone]

The Malaysian government couldn't find its arse with both hands.

[General Dryness]

It just doesn't get the publicity like the popular oceans, even Max Clifford couldn't do anything for it.

 

He probably couldn't even see it until he moved his cock out of the way.

[Anubis]

So, which Hollywood studio do we think will get into production first.