马航失踪客机搜救进展

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马总理：失联客机确认坠毁。卫星看到的东西还未知系什么，那么快突然宣布准确结果，我不信，网上有一传闻。
转马航劫机真相：
马航是被劫持的，且劫机者向马来西亚政府提出了与马来西亚国内政治有关的政治诉求，马政府在接到劫机者的要求后，经过5个小时的谈判，最后没有答应劫机者的诉求，劫机者在等待无果的同时飞机终于耗尽了燃料……
马政府从始至终都知道飞机在哪里！在得知飞机燃料耗尽后，马政府决定将事件描述成常规航空失事，以避免人道主义压力，避免国内其他政治力量知道劫机者的政治诉求。
飞机为什么折返马来西亚？因为劫机者的诉求与马来西亚政府有关。
谁是劫机者？机组人员。
劫机者的诉求是什么？ 是要求马政府立即释放政治犯安华--3月7日，马来西亚上诉法庭推翻反对派领导人安华鸡奸案被判无罪的裁决，现年66岁的前副总理安华说，政府企图用这项指控毁掉他的政治生涯。如果马政府答应释放安华，劫机者会保证飞机安全，并对外宣称飞机出现故障，返航降落在马来西亚某个机场，否则将会毁灭飞机。
劫机者为什么关闭与地面导航的通讯联系？ 因为劫机者天真地认为马政府会顾虑230多条生命而答应他们的条件！劫机者是希望活着回去的！于是劫持飞机后机组关闭了导航通讯，并启动了与马航总部的内部通话设备， 因为在提出诉求前，劫机者不希望导航台知道飞机被劫持，以便马政府答应条件后，飞机能以故障为由体面地降落。
劫机者为什么一直在飞？因为劫机者一直在等马政府的回复。
为什么马来西亚在失联5个小时后才公布飞机失联？ 因为马政府正在和劫机者讨价还价，这5个小时里飞机并没有失联，马政府与劫机者之间的通讯一直通畅，且马政府也希望说服劫机者无条件放弃劫机，因此无法发布信息。 事实上，飞机一直就在马来西亚附近 不断地折返游弋，等待马政府的答复。最后才向西北消失在雷达上。
劫机者的政治诉求主要是马来西亚国内事情，因此没有必要飞他国。而且，劫机者是希望政府答应条件，自己能活着回去的，也不会飞往印度洋或哈萨克斯坦，那样没出路也没必要。但飞到最后油料耗尽了……
当马来西亚政府确认飞机燃料耗尽后，定下策略隐瞒真相，公布了飞机失联信息。接着误导国际社会，制造了努力但找不到飞机的假象。
马来西亚政府为什么说谎？ 因为劫机者的政治诉求如果被大众知道，会引起政治地震，同时如果让国际社会知道马来西亚政府拒绝劫机者要求使飞机毁灭，马来西亚将名誉扫地！
但是，美国已经知道真相。马政府努力把事件伪装成一起普通的航空事故或者一个永远找不飞机残骸的迷，然后赔偿家属了事。但波音公司受不了，他们不愿背上飞机有质量问题的黑锅，于是波音公司和美国政府公布了飞机在失联后又飞了5个小时的铁证。在铁证面前，马政府被迫承认是劫机事件，不是飞机技术故障。
事实上，美国早已知道全部真相，包括飞机最后飞到那里，但美国只发布对自己有利的，以此要挟马政府好获取巨大政治利益。

 

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Summary
Here's a summary of the major events.

• Relatives of passengers on board flight MH370 protested outside Malaysia’s embassy in Beijing on Tuesday. About 200 people marched from the hotel to the embassy, many clad in shirts reading: "pray for MH370" and carrying printed signs saying "Tell us the truth" and "MH370, don't let us wait too long!"

• Tuesday’s Australian-led search efforts in the Indian Ocean were suspended early because of bad weather. The search is focused on the southern part of the Indian Ocean after Malaysia called off the northern search. Search teams are investigating a 469,407 square nautical mile area.

•Investigators still don’t know the final position of the aircraft and an international working group has been created to determine where the plane hit the ocean. Inmarsat, the UK firm that contributed to the detection of the plane, is urging all commercial airliners to upgrade their systems so plane positions are transmitted to satellites every 15 minutes.

• Malaysia and China exchanged pointed comments about how much information has been shared in the investigation. During Tuesday’s press conference, Malaysia’s acting transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein suggested that false data from a Chinese satellite hampered the search. China encouraged Malaysia to share data that explains why it is so sure the plane crashed into the Indian Ocean.

Naval Aircrewman 1st Class David Everly looking for floating debris from a P-8A Poseidon over the Indian Ocean during a mission to assist in search and rescue operations for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. Photograph: ERIC A. PASTOR/AFP/Getty Images

 

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这次马航MH370失踪后，也就中国政府的搜救行动不惜血本，不计代价，与古巴海滩的刘越舍身救子有的一比。相信只要找到，会把中国乘客一个不剩的带回国而不会弃尸不顾自己回家的。

Four Chinese and one Australian ship are currently in the Indian Ocean search zone, with five aircraft on the scene, Australia's maritime safety agency has tweeted.

The Chinese aircraft will be the first aircraft to depart for the search area about 8am.

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Four Chinese ships are now in #MH370 search area with HMAS Success. Five aircraft on scene.

12:03 AM - 26 Mar 2014

 

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Summary
Here's the latest news on the ongoing search for flight MH370.

• Four Chinese ships have now joined HMAS Success in scouring the MH370 search area. There are five aircraft on the scene, with a total of twelve for the day scouring around 80,000 square kilometres of ocean.
• The Australian prime minister, Tony Abbott, has held a moment's silence in the Australian parliament in memory of those missing, presumed dead, on the flight.
• Investigators still don’t know the final position of the aircraft and an international working group has been created to determine where the plane hit the ocean. Inmarsat, the UK firm that contributed to the detection of the plane, is urging all commercial airliners to upgrade their systems so plane positions are transmitted to satellites every 15 minutes.
  
  
• A United States law firm has begun building what it says could be a multimillion dollar lawsuit against aircraft manufacturer Boeing, and Malaysia Airlines, on behalf of victims' families.
  

 

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http://view.inews.qq.com/a/NEW20140308004685G5

【事件调查：朋友称机长婚姻破裂或做高空冒险】据《每日邮报》报道，失联航班机长一名老朋友称，扎哈里的婚姻已经破裂，其妻因发现丈夫有外遇，决定从家中搬走。婚姻危机令机长心烦意乱，无心驾驶。他还警告称，机长可能将失联航班当成“最后兜风”的工具。

 

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Summary
Here's a summary of the latest developments:

• New French satellite images have detected 122 objects in a 250 square mile area west of Perth. The objects range in length from 1m (3ft) to 23m (75ft). They were photographed on Sunday.

• The potential debris in the photographs is the "most credible" lead so far according to Malaysia's acting transport minister Hishamuddin Hussein. He pointed out it was in an area close to separate sightings of potential debris by China and Australia.

• Hishammuddin has held a meeting with China's new special envoy to Malaysia, Zhang Yesui, a day after directing some barbed comments at Beijing over its handling of the search. On Tuesday he accused China of hampering the search by releasing images of 'debris' in the South China Sea which turned out to be a false lead.
  

• Australia has yet to confirm any sightings of the potential debris field announced in Kuala Lumpur. Its search operation reported spotting three objects not necessarily connected with MH370. The search for wreckage resumed today after it was suspended on Tuesday due to bad weather. More storms and poor visibility is forecast for Thursday.

• The search area has been divided into east and west sectors. Each sector is currently being combed by one ship and six aircraft. A US ping locator has arrived in Perth to help in the search for the plane's black box.

• The British company Inmarsat, has declined to comment on reports that British experts have refused to take part in a briefing to relatives of the missing passengers in Beijing. At the meeting Malaysian officials suggested that Inmarsat and the UK's Air Accidents Investigation Branch were invited to attend the briefing but declined. Relatives were sceptical that the British analysis showed beyond doubt that the plane crashed into the Indian Ocean. Inmarsat, Rolls Royce, Boeing and the AAIB have been appointed to an international working party to try to determine the final position of the missing plane.

• Australia's prime minister Tony Abbott has cautioned against the hope of an imminent breakthrough in the search for debris. In a statement to parliament he said: "The crash zone is about as close to nowhere as its possible to be, but it’s closer to Australia than to anywhere else."

• Malaysia Airlines is facing its first lawsuit over the disappearance of MH370. A petition for discovery has been filed against Boeing Co, manufacturer of the aircraft, and Malaysian Airlines, operator of the plane, Chicago-based Ribbeck Law said in a statement.

 

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FBI调查客机机长陷困境
中国新闻网03-28 10:4239评论

中新网3月28日电 据美国《纽约时报》27报道，针对马航失联客机机长家中的飞行模拟器调查似乎陷入死胡同。两名调查人员表示，在对飞行模拟器进行检查后，他们几乎没有发现什么能够证明机长蓄意驾驶飞机偏离航道的证据。

马来西亚政府19日曾表示，MH370机长扎哈里家中的飞行模拟器日志数据曾遭删除，调查人员正尝试恢复数据。马当局随后向FBI寻求帮助，以期恢复飞行模拟器中遭删除的数据。

FBI发言人迈克尔·克顿表示，目前调查仍在继续，因此不会公布目前在飞行模拟器上发现了什么数据。

不过，一名美国前官员透露，尽管FBI在飞行模拟器上没找到什么线索，但仍可能对马来西亚当局的调查工作有帮助。

“目前一些看上去无关的东西也许就是线索”。该名官员表示，飞行模拟器的硬盘上有一些零散的数据，看似没什么太大的作用，但如果与该名机长本人的背景资料、个人活动或飞行纪录的数据相结合，或许可以得到一些有利的证据。

26日，美国联邦调查局(FBI)局长詹姆斯·科米证实，FBI将在“一两天内”恢复马航370航班机长删除的飞行模拟器数据，从而为调查马航370航班疑云提供新线索。

3月8日凌晨，马航370航班失联后，调查人员在机长扎哈里的家中发现一架飞行模拟器，随后请求FBI帮助恢复模拟器硬盘被删除的数据。

科米称，FBI技术专家正在位于弗吉尼亚州匡提科的实验室“争分夺秒”地工作，“我不想在公开场合说太多，但我预计工作将很快完成，一两天之内”。

他没有透露飞行模拟器数据一旦恢复，FBI是否会将结果公布于众，但强调FBI对马来西亚调查人员的“合作水平”感到满意，暗示马方正在全力配合FBI的调查。

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客机搜寻区向东北移上千公里
新华网03-28 10:2478评论

新华网北京3月28日电 据新华社“新国际”微博报道，澳大利亚海事安全局说，根据对雷达数据的进一步分析，客机比此前估算的巡航速度要快，航油消耗量更大，因此判断客机比先前估算的飞行距离要短。今天的搜寻区域将比此前往东北方向移1100公里。

 

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Here's a summary of the main developments:

• A New Zealand search aircraft has reported spotting objects in a revised search area which has become the new focus of the hunt for the wreckage of MH370. The Australian Maritime and Safety Authority said it was awaiting images from the Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion, which was on its way back to base. The objects are unlikely to be relocated by ship until Saturday.

• The search zone has shifted almost 700 miles closer to Australia after investigators calculated the plane was going faster and using more fuel when it disappeared than previously thought. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority said the analysis was based on the plane's final radar contacts and suggested the plane would have burned more fuel in the opening stages of its flight.

• It is unclear whether potential debris spotted by satellite images earlier this week hundreds of miles further south-west, could have drifted from the revised assumed crash site. Malaysia said ocean drift meant the satellite could be consistent with the new area, but Australia played down the satellite sightings, saying the search had "moved-on".

• The UK's Air Accident Investigation's Board, which helped Malaysia to calculate that MH370 had crashed into the Indian Ocean, has defended its decision not to brief Chinese relatives about its calculations. A spokesman for the AAIB said it was Malaysia was leading the investigation so it was right its officials briefed the relatives.

• Angry relatives of the lost passengers have staged another protest at Malaysia by staging a walk out of a briefing by Malaysian officials in Beijing. The walkout comes three days after relatives marched on the Malaysian embassy in Beijing demanding answers about the missing plane.

• Malaysia Airlines has pledged to fly relatives of the missing passengers to Perth if wreckage is found. It said the "the well-being and feelings of family members are and have always been close to our hearts and minds".

 

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Summary
Here's a summary of the day's events ahead of Saturday's renewed search:

• Search aircraft spotted “multiple objects” in an area of the Indian Ocean that had previously been overlooked by crews. Australian authorities said they were analysing photographs of the objects. The Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01, one of six ships in the area, had made it to the new search zone on Friday and was being asked to try and locate the objects.

• The search team has moved the search nearly 700 miles closer to Australia after new analysis showed the plane was traveling faster, and therefore using more fuel, than previously thought.The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (Amsa) said the plane would not have made it as far into the Indian Ocean before running out of fuel and crashing.

• Despite the seeming setback, search planes are able to spend more time in the area because aircraft now need less fuel to reach their destination, giving them more time to analyze the space. This new search area is also outside the “roaring forties” which frequently creates challenging weather. “I'm not sure we'll get perfect weather out there but it's likely to be better more often than we've seen in the past,” said John Young, general manager of the Amsa emergency response division.

• Authorities estimate that they have nine days or fewer to locate the black box flight recorder before it’s battery expires, according to The Wall Street Journal. “However it is viewed, the challenges in ever finding the wreck and black box of MH370 grow with each day that passes,” said the University of Southampton’s Dr. Simon Boxall.

• Relatives of passengers on flight MH370 staged a mass walk out of a briefing by Malaysian officials in Beijing. This protest comes three days after families of the lost passengers marched to the Malaysian embassy in Beijing.

 

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Where Is Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370?

Q: So, 26 countries in SAR, including superpowers. Not 1 satellite imagery of debris? Not 1 bit of debris found in the path where the flight ended? Yeah, choppy waters, so you cant fly over it? So we are going by a press statement saying that UK is using a never before used technology and its in IO? plane was still intact by 8.11am. it flew 7 more hours to nowhere and crash in the middle of the indian ocean? Thats the official story now? Rightt.. And the media still treat us as fools. U included!

Q: regarding the nuclear detonator. Shapelle Corby managed to get a boogy board on a plane to bali and how easy would it be for a devise to be put on without going through airport security? If you have got enough power to blind the media and most governments of the world, you have surely got enough power to get a suitcase on a plane.

Q: How can a huge plane fly from Malaysia - China then disappear on its way to the Indian Ocean and not show up on somebodies radar? At least 5 different countries had the plane on radar and all of a sudden it vanishes without a trace from all of them? $100million spent on the search, hundreds of people lost, and no one can afford to check the radars, what the hell is all that about? Planes don't just disappear like that and if they do, in normal circumstances they would definitely leave a trace

Q: Do you think I'm pitiable because I still hope the passengers are alive despite Malaysia PM's announcement?

Q: Can you verify this the rumours that saying philip wood post this: help Anonymous Wed Mar 19 2014 09:22:38 No.27834494 I have been held hostage by unknown military personal after my flight was hijacked (blindfolded). I work for IBM and I have managed to hide my cellphone in my ass during the hijack. I have been separated from the rest of the passengers and I am in a cell. My name is Philip Wood.I think I have been drugged as well and cannot think clearly.

Q: Yeah, one thing I don't think a lot of us get - I have to keep reminding myself of it - is JUST how BIG the oceans are and just how tiny even a large modern airliner is by comparison.. While satellites exist and may be helpful, it's NOT like NCIS - we can't just zoom in a satellite camera on the Big Board and see what a new unidentified object might be. Dozens of leads will probably need to be slowly checked by military-grade reconnaissance aircraft. Not surprising if it takes months.

Q: Could terrorists blow up a plane and not leave any wreckage? Micro-Nuclear detonations can reach over 5000C, black box recorders are able to withstand 2000C, aluminum much less. How can a plane disappear from radar at 25000M without leaving a radar trace or debris?

Q: Going off of the last anon, about the government cover-up, you have to keep in mind that the Malaysian government and airline company are refusing to release the transmissions from the plane after that 30 minute mark, which seems highly suspicious.

Q: don't you think this could all just be a government cover-up?!

 

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怎么都是问题。 看的是答案！

 

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MH370: Chinese relatives arrive in Malaysia to demand answers

theguardian.com, Sunday 30 March 2014 07.51 BST

A relative of a passenger from MH370 in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The T-shirt says: 'Praying that MH370 returns home safely.' Photograph: STR/AFP/Getty Images

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/30/mh370-chinese-relatives-malaysia-answers

 

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MH370: Chinese relatives arrive in Malaysia to demand answers

theguardian.com, Sunday 30 March 2014 07.51 BST

A relative of a passenger from MH370 in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The T-shirt says: 'Praying that MH370 returns home safely.' Photograph: STR/AFP/Getty Images

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/30/mh370-chinese-relatives-malaysia-answers

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