Malaysia Airlines MH370 - Missing Plane

[Kardan]

i feel like most of us posting with an interest in this are leaning more towards disintegration rather than terrorism. as of yet everything is just speculation, no harm in posting different theories when they've yet to be ruled out

When I say people jump up and shout terrorism too fast, I don't mean people on the forum, I just mean media in general And at least this time there is a slight hint of something strange (The 2 stolen passports), whereas most of the time the media mentions terrorism, it's just either an accident or human error.

[karter]

But then, why would you blow up a plane with mainly Malaysians on? Why not one leaving China?

But it has happened in the past though.. like Air India flight 812 was bombed by Canadian Sikh separatists, the attack was targetted at India but the route was from Montreal to London and then New Delhi but they bombed it over the Atlantic, and mostly Canadians died

[j0rd]

http://naturalguru.co/six-important-...es-flight-370/

this is worth a read!

[xxMATTGxx]

http://naturalguru.co/six-important-...es-flight-370/

this is worth a read!

Some of those facts have been well known before this even took place. I wish they got the picture at the op right, wrong bloody aircraft type.

[xxMATTGxx]

BREAKING: Malaysia Airlines says west coast of country now the focus of search for missing plane.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/jonostrower/stat...40556446355456

If #MH370 is found on the west side of the Malaysian peninsula, the 777 would have had to fly across the country again unnoticed.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/jonostrower/stat...45309607809024

To get an idea of where they are mainly searching now is on the west side of the island:

[-Moniquee.]

Would there be any chance it crashed on land and it just lost it's signal at that spot? @xxMATTGxx

[xxMATTGxx]

Would there be any chance it crashed on land and it just lost it's signal at that spot? @xxMATTGxx

It lost it's signal pretty much at it's last known location which was over the sea at the time.

[-Moniquee.]

But couldn't there be a chance that it got further than it's last known location? If it went down at its last location they would've found it by now.

[xxMATTGxx]

But couldn't there be a chance that it got further than it's last known location? If it went down at its last location they would've found it by now.

There is a chance the aircraft changed its course and tried heading back to land. But it lost it's signal at it's last known location on normal ATC radar which was over the sea. If that makes sense? Losing signal doesn't mean it just stopped flying there and then. It just couldn't be seen or tracked on the radar of Air Traffic Control.

[-Moniquee.]

http://m.smh.com.au/federal-politics...310-34hwd.html

Resembles a previous Al Qaeda attack.