I am not familiar with where the aircraft went down, but in some parts of airspace there are no radar coverage because of distance. And oftentimes, the pilot needs to check in by some specific beacon
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MALAYSIAN Airlines flight en route to China is missing.
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I am not familiar with where the aircraft went down, but in some parts of airspace there are no radar coverage because of distance. And oftentimes, the pilot needs to check in by some specific beacon
V simple. Ang Moh pilot usually SIA International Flight.
Sinkie Pilot: Ex-RSAF pilot who is not a scholar. Uusally flights to Asia, maybe Europe.
m&d Pilot: Not usually taken by SIA but by other airlines.
Can small flying stones from space puncture the skin of an aircraft? There seems to be more and more reports of meteorites nowadays. Can a 20-30cm undetected space stone be the killer?
only one. Philippines has poor armed forces but they sent more. Typical PAP stingy act.
No parts, so its grounded. Or maybe just bought the shell of the aircraft and claim it to be a $50m aircraft...
What is the rationale that flying international should be more glamorous and paid more ? Is it more difficult ?
19-year-old on board missing MAS flight is recent St Andrew's Junior College graduate
By Pearl Lee And Rachel Au-yong
One of the passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight is a recent graduate of St Andrew's Junior College (SAJC).
Malaysian scholar Tony Tan Wei Chew, 19, was on the way to Beijing for a vacation with his parents, according to his former room-mate of two years and compatriot Aaron Quek. He has two younger siblings who were not on the flight, added Mr Quek, also 19.
Schoolmates said they last saw the Malaysian student on Monday when they went back to school to receive their A-level results.
Mr Quek, who attended SAJC with Mr Tan and shared a room in the school's hostel with him, said he was thinking of applying to universities in the United States.
Mr Tan came to Singapore on a scholarship when he was 15 and Mr Quek said they attended Catholic High School together.
There was still no confirmation on the location of flight MH370 as of 10pm on Saturday.
By Pearl Lee And Rachel Au-yong
One of the passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight is a recent graduate of St Andrew's Junior College (SAJC).
Malaysian scholar Tony Tan Wei Chew, 19, was on the way to Beijing for a vacation with his parents, according to his former room-mate of two years and compatriot Aaron Quek. He has two younger siblings who were not on the flight, added Mr Quek, also 19.
Schoolmates said they last saw the Malaysian student on Monday when they went back to school to receive their A-level results.
Mr Quek, who attended SAJC with Mr Tan and shared a room in the school's hostel with him, said he was thinking of applying to universities in the United States.
Mr Tan came to Singapore on a scholarship when he was 15 and Mr Quek said they attended Catholic High School together.
There was still no confirmation on the location of flight MH370 as of 10pm on Saturday.
Crisis management situations are never easy but Malaysia Airlines have made this one f**king PR disaster.
Firstly they impose a media blackout of around 4 hours between when the plane lost radar contact and when they went public with the news. They argue that this was to engage all the relevant agencies and to establish the facts. This is BS.
Secondly, they let 2 passengers fly on false (stolen) passports
Thirdly, 24hours later, there is still no concrete news as to the whereabouts of the aircraft. The longer this continues, the more people will speculate about its fate (and the pain and suffering of friends and relatives of passengers goes on).
A complete and utter shambles.
I hope Vietnam is responsible for the investigation of this tragic accident and not Malaysia.
Firstly they impose a media blackout of around 4 hours between when the plane lost radar contact and when they went public with the news. They argue that this was to engage all the relevant agencies and to establish the facts. This is BS.
Secondly, they let 2 passengers fly on false (stolen) passports
Thirdly, 24hours later, there is still no concrete news as to the whereabouts of the aircraft. The longer this continues, the more people will speculate about its fate (and the pain and suffering of friends and relatives of passengers goes on).
A complete and utter shambles.
I hope Vietnam is responsible for the investigation of this tragic accident and not Malaysia.
19-year-old on board missing MAS flight is recent St Andrew's Junior College graduate
By Pearl Lee And Rachel Au-yong
One of the passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight is a recent graduate of St Andrew's Junior College (SAJC).
Malaysian scholar Tony Tan Wei Chew, 19, was on the way to Beijing for a vacation with his parents, according to his former room-mate of two years and compatriot Aaron Quek. He has two younger siblings who were not on the flight, added Mr Quek, also 19.
Schoolmates said they last saw the Malaysian student on Monday when they went back to school to receive their A-level results.
Mr Quek, who attended SAJC with Mr Tan and shared a room in the school's hostel with him, said he was thinking of applying to universities in the United States.
Mr Tan came to Singapore on a scholarship when he was 15 and Mr Quek said they attended Catholic High School together.
There was still no confirmation on the location of flight MH370 as of 10pm on Saturday.
There goes our tax payers' money...wasted ...
In full: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 passenger list
In full: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 passenger list
PUBLISHED : Saturday, 08 March, 2014, 9:10pm
UPDATED : Saturday, 08 March, 2014, 9:10pm
Staff reporter
The Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200ER that disappeared from air traffic control screens Saturday, taking off from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport in France. Photo: AP
A full list of passengers and crew on board a missing Malaysian Airlines passenger jet was released by the company on Saturday evening.
A spokesman for the airline said: ”We would like to inform everyone that these are the people onboard our aircraft. All the families and next of kin have been informed.”
CREW
In full: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 passenger list
PUBLISHED : Saturday, 08 March, 2014, 9:10pm
UPDATED : Saturday, 08 March, 2014, 9:10pm
Staff reporter
The Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200ER that disappeared from air traffic control screens Saturday, taking off from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport in France. Photo: AP
A full list of passengers and crew on board a missing Malaysian Airlines passenger jet was released by the company on Saturday evening.
A spokesman for the airline said: ”We would like to inform everyone that these are the people onboard our aircraft. All the families and next of kin have been informed.”
CREW
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CHINA deployed salvage ship arrives in the area in 9 days.
awesome Superior Chinese race gets things done quickly rather than waiting and shaking lumpars and talk cock sing songs like some other hopeless race who only knows how to yaya papaya and leave shits around for other people to clear.
awesome Superior Chinese race gets things done quickly rather than waiting and shaking lumpars and talk cock sing songs like some other hopeless race who only knows how to yaya papaya and leave shits around for other people to clear.
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you think its so easy? You have the lives of hundreds plus sexy stewardess in your hands.
PRCs on board. In no PRCs they would not lift a finger. Just like in the Philippine Tsunami/
19-year-old on board missing MAS flight is recent St Andrew's Junior College graduate
By Pearl Lee And Rachel Au-yong
One of the passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight is a recent graduate of St Andrew's Junior College (SAJC).
Malaysian scholar Tony Tan Wei Chew, 19, was on the way to Beijing for a vacation with his parents, according to his former room-mate of two years and compatriot Aaron Quek. He has two younger siblings who were not on the flight, added Mr Quek, also 19.
Schoolmates said they last saw the Malaysian student on Monday when they went back to school to receive their A-level results.
Mr Quek, who attended SAJC with Mr Tan and shared a room in the school's hostel with him, said he was thinking of applying to universities in the United States.
Mr Tan came to Singapore on a scholarship when he was 15 and Mr Quek said they attended Catholic High School together.
There was still no confirmation on the location of flight MH370 as of 10pm on Saturday.
So this Cheebye Kia came to study for free with our money? Good that he's gone, he probably won't be coming back to serve that 'bond' in the first place.
More like tax payer monies save..... Imagine govt paying his scholarship at US and he dun come back or worse come back to be your mpeee....
Double post.....
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viet military radar covers hundreds of nautical miles from the southern tip. it can detect low altitude too. pretty sophisticated. if the aircraft goes down rapidly, military radar can also picked that up (no pun intended). viet authorities will be reluctant to share details from military sources, but may oblige if push cums to shove.
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