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V24: MH370 - PETUNJUK SATELIT SEMAKIN MEMBERI TINDAKBALAS POSITIF ...
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Dzeko posted on 28-3-2014 03:34 PM 
mmg betul pun.. kalau DCA/ATC buat kerja.. report terus pasal kehilangan MH370 ni.. bukan tunggu s ...
kalau x silap saya menurut rumah2 lama
ada dua org standby
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Rhyno posted on 28-3-2014 11:49 PM
Salah seorang penumpang dedah kedudukannya?
ni dalam gudang dioranglah ni?? apa tindakan Malaysia dan negara2 yang lain terutama China???
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kroihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh |
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tora posted on 28-3-2014 11:20 PM
semalam bersembang ngan kawan dari bangsa cina..cina malaysia le..dia ni orang tua..katanya
apa yan ...
reporter derang punye bahasa english pun bukan cokia-cokia, boleh tahan jugak speaking
H20 kan dah ckp dlm english, takkan salah report jugak
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Rhyno posted on 28-3-2014 11:49 PM
Salah seorang penumpang dedah kedudukannya?
tak lama la dia hidup pun kalau betoi la dah terdedah camni.. silap haribulan esok SAR team jumpa mayat dia dolu...
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tora posted on 28-3-2014 11:20 PM
semalam bersembang ngan kawan dari bangsa cina..cina malaysia le..dia ni orang tua..katanya
apa yan ...
Mungkin betul jgak, sebab dlm chinese writing system ia ada dua simplified and traditional. Yg traditional tu even kebanyakan chibese new generation tak tahu nak baca
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tora posted on 28-3-2014 11:44 PM
kanji atau character dalam bahasa cina ni payah..if tertinggal sat sengkak atau line pun dah
memb ...
Betul la tu, my doter belajar kanji gak, lauser dia ckp budak skrg dah nasib baik, belajar baca cina tak susah mcm dulu, byk yg dh simplifykan.. dia bg cth tp haram wa tk fhm
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berancuk posted on 28-3-2014 09:42 PM
kawan akak speku lautan hindi tu nak persis felem Captain America
asyik kepten amerika je. kepten lain lah pulak
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cubalah cari penumpang philip wood tu |
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Adam billionaire dh arwah terus ke? Asyik totok je buka thread |
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Dzeko posted on 28-3-2014 11:34 PM
mmg betul pun.. kalau DCA/ATC buat kerja.. report terus pasal kehilangan MH370 ni.. bukan tunggu s ...
jap2 dlm hal ni sibuk lak salah kan DCA knp tak inform TUDM...
korang lupa ke? pada waktu tu,
yg DCA tau, hilang dari radar adalah setelah sampai sempadan kawalan udara vietnam malaysia..
yg DCA tau, pesawat tu terus direct ke beijing..
DCA waktu tu xtau, pesawat u-turn dan lalu balik semenanjung.
yg DCA tau hilang waktu jalan terus ke beijing..
cmne DCA nak inform TUDM yg pesawat tu ada masalah ms tgh terbang lalu semenanjung??
sedangkan DCA xtau pn pesawat tu u-turn.
aiyyyaa
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Could a cockpit fire explain MH370’s disappearance, British lawyer asks
The Malaysian Insider–2 hours 2 minutes ago
After reporting several fanciful theories to explain the mystery of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, British tabloid Daily Mail is now quoting a lawyer who suggested that a cockpit fire could have been the reason behind the plane's disappearance.
The tabloid said a fire in the cockpit of a Boeing 777 in Egypt in 2011 could have happened in the plane that carried 239 people when it vanished on March 8 while en route to Beijing.
The Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200ER aircraft has yet to be found but investigators say satellite data showed it could have ended up in the southern Indian Ocean, where an international hunt has been taking place this past week.
The Daily Mail reported that Stewarts Law, which has litigated in a series of air disasters, believes a flight-deck fire and oxygen failure may have caused the disappearance of flight MH370.
Speculation has been rife about whether foul play by either the pilots or someone aboard led the aircraft to disappear, the tabloid reported, but said the fire which led to a Boeing 777 being written off in Egypt could explain flight MH370's disappearance.
James Healy-Pratt, a member of the firm who is also a pilot believes the plane crashed after a fire broke out aboard.
"We believe in the simpler explanation that there was probably a form of electrical fire leading to a rapid decompression and that then resulted in the turn-back and the aircraft disappearing somewhere in the Indian Ocean," he told The Times.
The British law firm, which is advising families of the missing passengers, is comparing the current situation with a fire that broke out on the flight deck of an EgyptAir Boeing 777-200 with 291 passengers on board as it prepared to depart for Jeddah from Cairo airport.
When the captain was preparing the aircraft for departure the oxygen levels were normal, the paper reported.
But 30 minutes later the first officer heard a pop followed by a hissing sound underneath a cockpit window to the right.
The captain tried to put it out using the fire extinguisher available in the cockpit, but it was too powerful and firefighters worked at extinguishing it for over an hour. The crew and passengers escaped without injury, but seven people including passengers, Egyptair staff and fire fighters suffered from mild asphyxia and were transferred to hospitals.
After an investigation Egypt's Aircraft Accident Investigation Central Directorate (EAAICD) released their final report which revealed that the fire originated near the first officer's oxygen mask supply tubing.
Oxygen from the flight crew oxygen system is suspected to have contributed to the fire's intensity and speed.
The cause of the fire could not be conclusively determined. It is not yet known whether the oxygen system breach occurred first, providing a flammable environment or whether the oxygen system breach occurred as a result of the fire.
Investigators pinpointed a problem with the cockpit hose used to provide oxygen for the crew in the event of decompression, the paper said.
Following the 2011 blaze, US aircraft owners were instructed to replace the system - it was estimated to cost US$2,596 (RM8,500) per aircraft.
It was not known whether Malaysia Airlines had carried out the change, the Daily Mail said.
"In simple terms, this fault can cause a blowtorch type fire that will melt aluminium in a matter of seconds," Healy-Pratt told The Telegraph. |
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kazaraf posted on 29-3-2014 02:09 AM
jap2 dlm hal ni sibuk lak salah kan DCA knp tak inform TUDM...
korang lupa ke? pada waktu tu,
y ...
Pukul brp DCA baru bgtau pd tudm yg diorg hilang mh370? DCA sedar hilang pukul 2 pagi kan? |
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Jika pernah berlaku pada egyptair.. kenapa tidak pada MAS. |
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munchkin posted on 29-3-2014 01:57 AM
cubalah cari penumpang philip wood tu
depa tgh cari la tu kat lautan hindi |
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Aku ingat lagi tengahari sabtu tu, forummer bajet cerdik kat CI ni sibuk cakap Malaysia lembab sebab lambat confirm MH370 crash, sebab "BERITA RASMI" vietnam dah sahkan MH370 terhempas kat pulau selatan vietnam. satu dunia pegi cari kat sana.. rupanya sendu. |
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guesswho09 posted on 29-3-2014 02:19 AM
depa tgh cari la tu kat lautan hindi
kan kata ada koordinat tu. trylah cari kat situ jugak. sapa buat hoax sila tangkap
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eazzad posted on 28-3-2014 10:59 PM
terhempas pulak?? takdir... ni terhempas memang kita sendiri nampak kapalnya dan mangsanya... tapi ...
kapal lain terhempas nampak asap.... kapal sendiri terhempas, bau pun tarak....
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Post time 28-3-2014 11:51 PM
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