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Friday, July 31, 2015

POSSIBLE SUITE CASE FOUND FROM FLIGHT MH370.THE DEBRIS KEEPS COMING IN TO REUNION.

A PICTURE OF THE MISSING MH370 FOR 16 MONTHS PLUS.AND NOW MAY HAVE BEEN FOUND A PIECE OF-pic-theregister.co.uk

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UPDATE-JULY 31,2015-12:01AM
THIS IS A STORY FROM FEBRUARY THIS YEAR.BUT NOW THE U.S.A INTELIGENCE ASSESSMENT SAYS ALSO-THE MH370 WAS ON PURPOSELY STEERED OFF COURSE. WE JUST DO NOT KNOW BY WHO.

Malaysia Airlines flight data ‘strongly suggests’ Flight MH370 was steered off course: experts -BY Doyle Murphy-NEW YORK DAILY NEWS-Monday, February 23, 2015, 9:33 PM
Experts believe Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 was likely the target of a deliberate effort to steer it off course toward Antarctica.The doomed aircraft took three sharp turns in the 90 minutes after air traffic controllers lost contact with the pilots, seasoned crash investigators revealed in a new documentary.The bizarre twists would have spun the flight roughly 180 degrees, and the evidence “strongly suggests” the new path was no accident, said experts after reviewing satellite information.“It is conceivable that a pilot could deliberately de-pressurize the airplane that is part of an effort to hijack the airplane or take it for some purpose,” aviation expert Malcolm Brenner said.The surprising theory is part of National Geographic’s “Air Crash Investigation: Malaysian 370: What Happened?” set to air March 8.The Beijing-bound plane disappeared exactly a year before with 239 people on board.Malaysia Airlines lost contact with flight MH370 (not shown) on March 8 and the doomed plane hasn’t been seen since.Silent “pings” following MH370’s disappearance lead analysts to believe it continued on long after pilots stopped corresponding with air traffic controllers.The lack of radio transmissions make another catastrophe, such as a fire, unlikely, experts said.Despite a massive effort, searchers have yet to find any trace of the Boeing 777, baffling aviation experts who consider it one of the greatest aeronautical mysteries of all time, on par with the disappearance of pioneering female pilot Amelia Earhart.“This accident has caught the attention of the world in a way that I have not seen in a 40-year career in aviation,” Brenner said.dmmurphy@nydailynews.com

UPDATE-JULY 31,2015-12:00AM
AFTER FINDING THE PART OF THE WING UNDERNEATH OF A BOEING-777.THEN ON THURSDAY-THEY FOUND A EMPTY SUIT CASE FLOATING ON SHORE.AND THE CHINESE FAMILY MEMBERS ARE HOPPIN MAD.NOBODY HAS CONTACTED THEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE MH370 INVESTIGATION. TO KEEP THEM UP TO DATE WITH THIS CURRENT INVESTIGATION.WHAT COULD BE THE MH370-THE PLANE THAT CRASHED IN THE SOUTHERN INDIAN OCEAN 16+ MONTHS AGO.OR 500 PLUS DAYS AGO.

Suitcase found near site of possible MH370 debris-Remains of a suitcase found near plane debris on Reunion Island, Thursday, July 30, 2015.By Adam Frisk-Breaking News/Web Culture Reporter Global News

TORONTO – More debris, which could be the first trace of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, was found near Reunion Island Thursday where a piece of a jetliner wing washed up on Wednesday.Gardeners on the French island reportedly found a damaged suitcase Thursday morning, not too far from where island workers found a piece of an airplane wing, measuring about two metres long by one metre wide on Wednesday.The wing debris will be sent to France to be identified.Malaysia’s Prime Minister Najib Razak said Thursday that a team of investigators is on its way to France.“We have had many false alarms before, but for the sake of the families who have lost loved ones, and suffered such heartbreaking uncertainty, I pray that we will find out the truth so that they may have closure and peace,” Najib Razak said on his personal blog.A U.S. official says investigators have a “high degree of confidence” that a photo of aircraft debris that washed up on Reunion Island is of a wing component unique to the Boeing 777, the same model of aircraft as the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370.The Associated Press reports investigators, including one with Boeing, have identified the component as a “flaperon” from the edge of a 777 wing.According to local media, island workers found a piece of an airplane wing, measuring about two metres long by one metre wide.Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared on March 8, 2014 with 239 people on board.The jetliner veered sharply off course and flew for hours with its communications systems disabled before disappearing on route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur.Several ships scoured more than 60,000-square-kilometre area of the Indian Ocean, about 1,800 kilometres west of Australia.Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai told reporters at the United Nations a team has been sent to verify the identity of the plane wreckage.“ Whatever wreckage found needs to be further verified before we can ever confirm that it is belonged to MH370,” he said. “So we dispatched a team to investigate on this issue.”In June 2009, a Yemenia Air flight crashed off the African coast, killing more than 150 people on board.Although nothing has been confirmed, investigators said the piece that was discovered this morning had been in the water for quite some time.“It was covered in shells, so one would say it had been in the water a long time,” the Agence France-Presse reported a witness as saying.On Wednesday, Malaysia Airlines said “it would be too premature for the airline to speculate the origin” of the debris.–with files from The Associated Press-Shaw Media, 2015

Nick Stockton and Alex Davies Science Date of Publication: 07.29.15.How to Tell if That Wreckage Is Really From MH370-wired

Hang on to your tin hats, here comes MH370 again. A piece of airplane has been found on a small island in the Indian Ocean, and to some, it looks very much like it came from the same model of commercial airliner that infamously disappeared without a trace in March 2014.The section of wing was found on a beach in Réunion Island, a territory of France about 580 miles southeast of Madagascar. According to Xavier Tytelman, an airplane security expert based in France, a group of ecologists found the wreckage while doing a beach clean-up. A journalist on the island sent Tytelman photos of the wreckage, so he’s done some armchair sleuthing. But investigators from Boeing and French aviation authorities are already working to determine for sure whether this is part of the missing plane by analyzing plane designs, part numbers, and weather patterns.In case you missed it, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was a Boeing 777 carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew that went missing March 8, 2014, while en route from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to Beijing. It lost connection with ground control about an hour after takeoff, and a months-long search over thousands of square miles of ocean turned up nada. If this wing section does belong to the crash, it will dispel many theories, and bring the world a lot closer to closure.To Tytelman, the wreckage—now in the hands of local authorities—looks like a flaperon, a movable foil on the back of a wing. Best case scenario for linking the part with MH370 would be to find a number on it that’s unique to the plane. “Every manufacturer puts a data tag, or data plate, on every part that goes on an airplane,” with the exception of things like screws, says former NTSB investigator Greg Feith. That can include a part number, serial number, bar code, or other information. “If that data plate is there, it’s relatively easy” to match it with the type of plane it’s from, says Feith. A serial number would link it to a specific jet. Tytelman says he found two letters and three numbers, BB670, on the part, which he thinks might be part of a serial number—though it doesn’t match that of the missing aircraft.You want it to be what you're looking for, but you have to put that aside and look at the facts of the case and you have to make a judgment. Richard Gillespie, director of the The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery-In the absence of verified serial or part numbers, the best place for investigators to start is figuring out what kind of plane the part comes from, and using circumstantial evidence to trace the wreckage back to a specific crash. Given the size of this wreckage—it’s about six and a half feet long, according to Agence France Presse—it should be easy to figure out whether or not it came from a Boeing 777.“All airplanes are unique, they have very distinctive features,” says Richard Gillespie, director of the The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) in Pennsylvania. An inspector would look at the metal’s thickness, its rivet pattern, and for other distinctive structures to try to link it to a specific model. Since receiving the pictures of the wreckage, Tytelman has been looking for matching parts. “In the beginning we didn’t find anything that was correct,” he says. Then a Boeing investigator sent him a black and white schematic of a 777’s flaperon. The drawing clearly shows the actuator fitting—the motor that moves the flap up and down—which Tytelman says perfectly matches the pictures. That would mean the wing came from a Boeing 777, and because exactly one Boeing 777 has ever been lost at sea…Not so fast. “When looking at something like this you have to be as objective and unbiased as possible,” says Gillespie. “You want it to be what you’re looking for, but you have to put that aside and look at the facts of the case and you have to make a judgment.” He would know—he and TIGHAR have spent decades investigating scraps of metal purported to have come from Amelia Earhart‘s lost Model 10 Electra.Inspectors will have to compare the flaperon’s structure with that of many different aircraft before they can be absolutely sure it came from MH370. There’s a good chance we’re looking at a totally different jet, Feith says. A Yemenia Airways Airbus A310 crashed in the ocean not far from Réunion in 2009, so “it could be part of that aircraft, or MH370, or some other wreckage from even some old airplane, who knows.”“Maybe now that there’s a big buzz about this, somebody someplace will find that it fits an Airbus,” says Tytelman. “For me, it’s finished.”If the flaperon is indeed from a Boeing 777, the inspectors would turn to circumstantial evidence to see how likely it is it came from MH370. “If it’s from a 777, then it has to be a 777 that went in the water,” says Gillepsie. And MH370 is the only Boeing 777 ever lost at sea.But that doesn’t mean the inspectors will light up their Gauloises and retire to the café for celebratory champagne (or whatever it is French inspectors do to celebrate) once they confirm the plane’s model. They’ll still need to confirm the piece of wing spent the requisite time at sea, and will want to get a better idea of how it made its way from wherever MH370 went down (still a mystery) to Réunion.That’ll be the tricky part. This particular beach is about 4,000 miles from the most likely MH370 crash sites. If this flaperon did come from MH370, it would probably have been carried by the Indian Ocean gyre, which moves clockwise. (If the wing had traveled by gyre, there would have to have been some insulation or trapped air to keep it afloat.) To check that theory, the inspectors would have to check the flaperon’s paint and metal for corrosion, expecting to see damage that looked about a year old. Tytelman points out that the wing section does not have any sea grass on it, suggesting that it had not been at sea for long.Boeing declined to comment for this story, but said it’s helping French officials with the investigation—along with countless computer chair sleuths around the globe.
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