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guesswho09

dopey posted on 21-4-2014 06:31 PM
ade hanye satu je lg speku kita lum buat....ttg head of enginnering mas tu..apenama...tuan azahari d ...

nape dgn dia?

lorelai

guesswho09 posted on 21-4-2014 05:11 PM
nape dgn dia?

aah napa dgn engineer tu @dopey

scorpionkiki

dopey posted on 21-4-2014 06:31 PM
ade hanye satu je lg speku kita lum buat....ttg head of enginnering mas tu..apenama...tuan azahari d ...

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dopey

zainuddinmaidin posted on 21-4-2014 10:13 PM
Kenapa tak nak release cargo manifest? ada tak lobster yg mahal dieksport ke china?
kenapa patail p ...

ini i dgr..psal taliban ambush us army kt sana n curi drone n jual ke cina ..Derang nk bawa blk ke negara cina thru pesawat tu n declrae manggis. pdhl drone tu.US dpt tau benda tu dlm cargo,tu derang tpaksa bawa flt somewhr to curi bck tht barang. Kira ac kita jdi kambing itam. Klu tul critanye,misti le derang tpaksa pupus smua.

mamanurulhasbi

dopey posted on 22-4-2014 05:31 AM
ini i dgr..psal taliban ambush us army kt sana n curi drone n jual ke cina ..Derang nk bawa blk ke ...

ambikjela barang tu..kenapa nk pupus org2 y takbersalah. org2  dlm tu pon bukan tau dlm tu ade manggis.

scarflicious

Benang ni sendu.

Press pon ramai dah balik. Tak minat dah nak cover MH370.

Maybe...

Ini yg mereka nak............

Lama2 kita lupa. Untuk keluarga kita bayar pampasan besar. Keluarga2 pon redha.

So... lepas ni tak ada akan betanya... sbb masing2 akan continue hidup masing2.

....................wpon ada org kutuk aku..........aku tetap rasa kes MH370 ini ada udang disebalik batu...........

austar

Missing Malaysian Airlines flight: SIX other planes have disappeared in same area without a trace
sumber: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/wor ... 41706#ixzz2zZiHnHa2

Search and rescue teams are scouring the seas for a sign of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 - but it's not the only plane to go missing in the area.

From a single pilot trying to break the England to Australia air speed record, to passenger flights vanishing over the sea, the incidents have left aviation experts baffled.

The Boeing 777 jetliner vanished early Saturday morning with 239 people on board.

The flight left Kuala Lumpur at 4.41pm GMT bound for Beijing, but less than 50 minutes later it lost communication with air traffic control.

It last had contact with the ground around 120 miles off Kota Bharu over the South China Sea.

At least 10 countries, including Vietnam and China, are taking part in the search, which involves 42 ships and 39 aircraft.


According to data compiled by the Aviation Safety Network (ASN), 83 aircraft which carried more than 14 passengers have been declared missing since 1948 across the world - and that doesn't count the smaller aircraft.

Here are some more planes that have disappeared in the area:

Pan Malaysian Air Transport in 1993

A Pan Malaysian Air Transport plane disappeared on January 31, 1993, within Northern Sumatra.

It was en route from Medan-Polonia Airport to Banda Aceh-Blang Bintang Airport, both in Indonesia.

The Shorts SC.7 Skyvan 3-100 disappeared over mountains, and the last reported position was at 8500-foot, 67 miles from Medan.

It was carrying 14 people, 11 of them passengers and three crew, and no one was seen alive again.

Upali Air flight N482U in 1983            

The Upali Air flight N482U disappeared on February 13, 1983, 20km off Kuala Selangor, Malaysia, in the Malacca Straits.

It was carrying six people - three of them passengers and three crew.

The Learjet 35A was en route from Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia to Colombo-Katunayake, Sri Lanka.

The corporate jet was carrying Sri Lankan multi-millionaire businessman Upali Wijewardene.

The last radio contact, according to ASN, was 15 minutes after takeoff when the pilot reported he was climbing.

The pilot was supposed to contact Medan but never did.

A survival pack, believed to be from the Learjet, was found a few days later but no more clues were ever found.

Garuda Indonesia Airlines in 1961     

Getty  Missing: A Garuda Indonesia Airlines flight disappeared      

In one of the largest air disasters in the area, the Garuda Indonesia Airlines flight PK-GDY disappeared off Madura Island in Indonesia on February 3, 1961.

It was en route from Juanda Airport to Sultan Aji Muhamad Sulaiman Airport, both in Indonesia, when it mysteriously vanished.

The five crew and 21 passengers were never seen again, and it is believed the plane crashed into the sea.

Weather reconnaissance flight Swan 38 in 1974          
  
Hurricane Hunter flight Swan 38, from the 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, was lost during Typhoon Bess in 1974 somewhere over the South China Sea.

The typhoon had slowed to still strong 75 mph winds, and Swan 38 was sent out to provide reconnaissance information on October 12.

It reportedly departed Clark Air Base in the Philippines and was 400 miles northwest of Clark AFB when the last radio contact was made.

Search and rescue teams spent four days scouring the sea but no trace was found, according to wunderground.com.

The six crewmen were declared missing and presumed dead.

Charles Kingsford Smith's Lady Southern Cross in 1935

Charles Kingsford Smith, known as Smithy, was an Australian airman who set his sights on beating the England to Australia air speed record.

He set out on November 8, 1935, in his Lockheed Altair monoplane, the Lady Southern Cross, but lost contact with the ground somewhere over the Andaman Sea.

He was never seen again and it is unclear what happened to his plane - but it is thought it crashed into the sea.

GW Salt and FB Taylor's private plane in 1932  
         
English planters, GW Salt and FB Taylor went missing along with their plane over the Gulf of Martaban in southern Burma on August 12, 1932.

They were flying from Moulmein (Mawlamyine) to Rangoon (Yangon) in Burma, in a huge attempt to get all the way to England.

Their small plane G-AAKA is believed to have crashed into the sea.

The wreckage of a plane was spotted in September that year in the Gulf of Martaban - but it was never confirmed as the planters' plane.

aiyohhhhh..

kenarikelabu

Tv pun takde info dah pasal nih....senyap dah...cume tulis soh rakyat berdoa je. Lega la menteri2 kerajaan buat masa nih sbb org dh mula senyap. Sbnr nya org bukan snyap, cuma malas nk bising2 sbb mmg takde info ap2 pun dr kerajaan kita...so, lopong je lah.

AbukRokok

austar posted on 22-4-2014 09:46 AM
Missing Malaysian Airlines flight: SIX other planes have disappeared in same area without a trace  ...

Hahaha teori bru utk menjustifikasikn mh370

Xlma lg akn wujud segitiga iblis plk di selatan hindi ocean

ladyxez

Rakyat Malaysia kan mudah lupa dan pemaaf .....   tak lama lg tenggelamlah kisah Mh370 ,sedih

nacein

scorpionkiki posted on 21-4-2014 10:48 PM
Ada kenalan termasuk dlm group VAT69 tu ker? Kalau benar.... I harap ops mereka berjaya

bkn geng VAT69.... Komando ATM.....

scorpionkiki

nacein posted on 22-4-2014 10:03 AM
bkn geng VAT69.... Komando ATM.....

I ingat vat69 ialah komando... nampak sangat cetek ilmu pasal benda benda mcm ni

mamanurulhasbi

so ape citer geng komando..dh balik ke?

missing plane yang lain2 tu takmelibatkan ramai org.
taksampai 30 pon satu plane.
ni dah ramai mestila org tertanya2.

ataupon betul teori plane ni dilindungi Allah.

akuwell

AbukRokok posted on 22-4-2014 12:23 AM
sendu sesendu sendunya pengganas palng sendu pernah disaksikan  yg menghijack pesawat dan bawa ke  ...

berapa banyak sendu lagi nak kena ratib nih?

NIXAR

jdnya x perlu sembah berhala ke pokok krismas la kan. dah x jumpa2 kat laut tu

cloudy_83

di oz pun sendu jah update.
kesian juga team sar berkorban cuti sebab sini baru lepas cuti easter, dari jumaat lepas - isnin.

jumaat ni cuti ANZAC day pula, ala-ala Hari Pahlawan gitu

cloudy_83

Cyclone halts air search for missing Malaysia Airlines jet
Tuesday, 22 April 2014 - 8:24am IST | Place: Perth | Agency: Reuters

A tropical cyclone heading south over the Indian Ocean caused the air search for a missing Malaysian jetliner to be suspended on Tuesday, as a United States submarine drone neared completion of its undersea search without any sign of wreckage.

The daily air and sea sorties have continued for a week since Australian authorities said they would end that component of the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which disappeared on March 8 with 239 people on board.

But on Tuesday, hours after authorities said up to 10 military aircraft and 10 ships would join the day's search, they said the air search had been suspended because of poor weather as a result of Tropical Cyclone Jack.

"It has been determined that the current weather conditions are resulting in heavy seas and poor visibility, and would make any air search activities ineffective and potentially hazardous," the Joint Agency Coordination Centre said in a statement.

The ships involved in the day's search about 1,600 kms (990 miles) northwest of the Australian city of Perth would continue with their planned activities, the centre added.

The setback occurred as the $4 million US Navy submarine Bluefin-21 was scheduled to complete its mission as soon as Wednesday with the search officials confirming the device is yet to find any sign of wreckage.

The authorities have turned up no conclusive evidence of the aircraft's ultimate location but believe sonar signals, or "pings", detected in the Indian Ocean search area several weeks ago may have emanated from the plane's "black box" recorder.

But after more than a week of daily sweeps of the largely unmapped stretch of ocean floor some 4.5 kms (2.8 miles) deep and 2,000 kms (1,200 miles) northwest of the Australian city of Perth, the drone is yet to produce any sign of wreckage, officials said on Tuesday.

On April 18, the Perth-based Joint Agency Coordination Centre told Reuters that the Bluefin's search of the target area, a circle with a 10 kms (6.2 mile) radius, would likely end in as little as five days.

As the remote controlled submarine was expected to complete its ninth mission on Tuesday, four days after the coordination centre gave the five-day timeframe, the centre confirmed that it had covered about two thirds of its target search area and had found "no contacts of interest".

The dawning prospect of the Bluefin-21, initially seen as the search's most promising aid, completing its mission without a trace of the missing aircraft has authorities under pressure to determine which strategy to take next.

The daily search involving some two dozen nations is already shaping up to be the most expensive in aviation history.

Sumber: http://www.dnaindia.com/world/report-cyclone-halts-air-search-for-missing-malaysia-airlines-jet-1980785

dah masuk musim luruh dah, sejuk cuacanya

geenie

dopey posted on 21-4-2014 06:31 PM
ade hanye satu je lg speku kita lum buat....ttg head of enginnering mas tu..apenama...tuan azahari d ...

kenapa dgn dia? dia yg sabotaj kasi kapal hilang? cam tuh?

geenie

scorpionkiki posted on 22-4-2014 04:46 AM
Sblm jadi ni pun  staff engineering MAS mmg question pasal dia ni...katanya ni spy tony nak jahana ...

la... kan dia tuh g MAS ms share swap MAS-AA.dia jer yg tak mo balik AA walau tony da offer.

cloudy_83

MH370 air search called off due to bad weather as dismayed families of missing passengers vow to ‘get noisier’

THE air search for MH370 has been suspended for today due to bad weather as a result of Tropical Cyclone Jack.

“It has been determined that the current weather conditions are resulting in heavy seas and poor visibility, and would make any air search activities ineffective and potentially hazardous,” the Joint Agency Coordination Centre said in a statement.

Up to 10 military aircraft were part of today’s visual search about 1500km north west of Perth.

But the 10 ships involved in today’s search will continue their planned activities.

Meantime, family members of passengers lost on missing Malaysia Airlines 370 have criticised the Malaysian government for an investigation they say has been mismanaged.

Appearing on US morning television, Sarah Bajc, the girlfriend of Flight 370 American passenger Philip Wood, told Today host Matt Lauer passengers’ loved ones all just “wanted to go back to square one”.

“We just don’t believe they’re using proper evaluative techniques to check the data,” she said. “It’s day 45 and we’re basically on the same position we were on the first day.”

We don’t know anything for sure,” she said. “We want to go back and start over again, but with new people looking at the information.”

Ms Bajc sent an email to the media, on behalf of “the united families of MH370”, detailing their complaints and concerns.

Among their grievances is the suggestion by the government it issues death certificates or pay compensation before the plane is found.

“Until they have proof, they have an obligation to make regular prepayments to the families in need, and they have an obligation to exert themselves beyond dozing and snickering in resolving this case,” the email says.

The families say they are gaining strength and prepared to get noisier in their criticisms. The letter signs of “WE ARE IN UTTER OUTRAGE, DESPAIR AND SHOCK!”

The Acting Minister of Transport in Malaysia has posted a comment to Twitter that he hopes to discuss with Angus Houston the status of the remaining third of the search area being combed by the Bluefin-21 unmanned submersible.

Read more: Perth Now - MH370 air search called off due to bad weather as dismayed families of missing passengers vow to ‘get noisier’