Sad news, i hope they find out what happpened. so the families dont have to wonder.

what i find so strange though is how a passenger plane of that size can fly through difference air space and no one questioned it. it should be impossible.

But other 777's have had New Hi Tech
Battery's catch fire.
That could burn out all the Electrics.

But what exactly is the news ? We still have not had any wreckage positively identified and there is a cyclone moving into the area soon. In fact we may never actually pickup any actual wreckage let alone find the main body of the plane and the BB and flight recorders.

All very sad for the families , they really do need some actual proof the wreckage is from this flight.

Its Night Time out there
now so it will be on our News Tomorrow Morning



Our Inmarsat company tracked every ping
after the transponders went off (by a Fire or they were turned off)
So they know the area it went under the sea.


"On the French Tragic 447 flight
after they found the area it took two years
to locate the Plane at the bottom of the sea"

I can't believe it's taken us 2 weeks to reach this conclusion.

I can.


As the Transponders were off
by a Battery Fire or Another Fire
or they were turned off.


So the Ping trace done by a UK Company Inmarsat
was double checked

With the absense of any May Day call, or wreckage the data had to be interpreted correctly, if it took 2 weeks so be it, not nice for the families but at least you get the feeling all avenues have been explored.

I still struggle to see this crash if proved is just mechanical error and /or fire. Fact is the plane made the unscheduled turn before the transponder was turned off and the final voice communication was made. So the pilots deliberately made these new course corrections , why ?

Perhaps an attempted terrorist plot that was foiled by the passengers which resulted in massive depressurisation and/or a fire .

Either way the truth of what happened on this flight may never be known.

Changed the title to fit the news.

Such a shame, hopefully they find the remains so a bunch of people have bodies to bury.

idgi how can they confirm it crashed if they still haven't found it

Yeah, same.

Ping trace done by a UK Company Inmarsat
was double checked

How has it taken them 2 weeks to get to that conclusion?

The ping thing has been mentioned since the start, why does this one confirm it? :suspect:

Double Checking

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It's taken 2 weeks to double check? Yeah, I don't buy it.

omg.. please don't tell me that they drowned :bawling: relatives told by text!?!?

You will when they find it.

Of course the French tragic flight 447 took 2 years to find
at the bottom of the sea,

there goes my black hole theory

i thought it was new tech they tried to locate it. only in the last few days could be wrong so much stuff written

i still fail to see how a plane can take of and no one is notified when it veers of course and doesn't reach its destination. then manages to travel that far into other air space without anyone noticing or caring.
you just cant fly that long and into other air space without being seen. especially after 9/11 and a plane that size,

Yes, but they found some of the remains in two days.

I would feel so sorry for them that would of been terrible

I'd say it's likely that they were all killed on impact if they weren't already dead before the plane crashed - smashing into the water at that speed will have ripped the plane apart and either pressure would have killed them or the rush of water would have drowned them all immediately. Still reckon that there was a fire on board the plane which knocked out all their communications systems so the pilot turned it as a last ditch effort to try and reach the nearest airport but they all passed out and died from smoke inhalation and the plane just kept flying towards the open ocean and eventually ran out of fuel and crashed. A combination of it crashing in the middle of nowhere, being totally off course and the sea conditions have all contributed to the plane sinking, debris likely spreading or the plane being so burned out that there's barely any debris anyway and they'll probably not find it for a very long time.

If it's crashed into the ocean it's weird to think no one felt any impact/wave changes or saw any signs of disturbance.