Malaysia flight 370 Where is it?

[spacemaverick]

Checking serial numbers on the parts will give them an definite answer as to it going down.  The only thing is it has drifted for thousands of miles but it's a start.

[WarToad]

http://www.businessinsider.com/luggage-has-washed-up-on-island-where-possible-mh370-debris-was-found-2015-7?r=UK&IR=T

In yet another sign we're getting closer to figuring out what happened to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, battered luggage has washed up on an island near where plane debris was found this week.

Malaysian and Australian officials have said that it's "almost certain" the plane debris came from a Boeing 777. Flight MH370 is currently the only missing Boeing 777 in the world.

It's unclear whether the suitcase that was found on Reunion Island near Madagascar in the Indian Ocean is from the missing plane, but it's a possibility considering where the suitcase washed up.

Here's what the luggage looks like:

Oceanographers said it's plausible that part of the debris from the missing plane could have made its way into the area where the wreckage was found. Australian deputy prime minister Warren Truss confirmed the debris could have reached the island, saying "a piece of debris could have floated a very, very long way in 16 months."

The discovery is being treated as a "major lead" in the MH370 search, Truss said during a news conference.

[WarToad]

[spacemaverick]

Gold for ya WT...keep us apprised of the finds.  Hoping they will give out the information whether those aprts are from 370 or not.  Parts are serialized and traceable.  If the parts are from 370 at least we will know it went down and not landed somewhere.  That will narrow down the theories for sure.

[spacemaverick]

NEW PROOF TERRORISTS ARE TAKING PLANES DOWN
New wreckage proves the pilot deliberately crashed flight MH370 chanting ALLAHUACKBAR. Also AIR ASIA FLIGHT QZ8501 and ADAM AIR FLIGHT 574 went down the same way ascending first. The pilot of QZ8501 was board leader of "Masjid Nurul Yaqin" mosque linked with "Hizbut Tahrir," a major
terrorist organization that wants to establish an Islamic caliphate in Indonesia and Malaysia. He purposely left his seat and disconnected a circuit breaker before it went down. All pilots were devout Muslims. All news media say the crashes are not terrorism related.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=24&v=VqpgIxFZ34o

Taken from Liveleak in it's entirety.  A possibility!!!

[ArMaP]

New wreckage proves the pilot deliberately crashed flight MH370 chanting ALLAHUACKBAR.

How?

[spacemaverick]

How?

I believe it is based partly on US Intel along with this particular statement,  "New wreckage proves the pilot deliberately crashed flight MH370 chanting ALLAHUACKBAR. Also AIR ASIA FLIGHT QZ8501 and ADAM AIR FLIGHT 574 went down the same way ascending first."  For MH 370 I believe it is just speculation which would make for an assumption on their part.

The wreckage that was found at Reunion Island should not be that hard to identify.  If it belongs to a Boeing then all you have to do is get serial numbers of the parts...contact Boeing and have them run the numbers against their parts database.  I use to machine aircraft parts for floor beams along machining landing gears and the parts can be traced all the way back to who fabricated them.  The paperwork is extensive.

In short:  on the portion regarding MH 370 I believe they base their assumption on a probable pattern along with radio transmissions form 2 of the other planes going down and crashing in the same manner.  Find MH 370 and the boxes and we might have a better idea.

[ArMaP]

I believe it is based partly on US Intel along with this particular statement,  "New wreckage proves the pilot deliberately crashed flight MH370 chanting ALLAHUACKBAR. Also AIR ASIA FLIGHT QZ8501 and ADAM AIR FLIGHT 574 went down the same way ascending first."  For MH 370 I believe it is just speculation which would make for an assumption on their part.

That's what I thought, speculation.

The wreckage that was found at Reunion Island should not be that hard to identify.  If it belongs to a Boeing then all you have to do is get serial numbers of the parts...contact Boeing and have them run the numbers against their parts database.  I use to machine aircraft parts for floor beams along machining landing gears and the parts can be traced all the way back to who fabricated them.  The paperwork is extensive.

Do the parts have the serial numbers on more than one place or is it possible that that piece of the aeroplane doesn't have a serial number visible?

[spacemaverick]

Serial numbers...part numbers...etc are 1.  Etched...2.Stamped...3.  Riveted small plates depending on where.  I worked on leading edge B-2 wings and 737 floor beams and they were stamped into the metal.  Landing gears ...depending on the part.  That part looked like a flaperon which was probably in the center of the trailing edge.

[WarToad]

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/08/05/plane-debris-belongs-to-mh370-malaysian-pm-says/?intcmp=hpbt4

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said Thursday that experts in France have determined that a barnacle-encrusted airplane wing fragment belongs to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 – the latest twist in an exhaustive search for the plane that vanished in March 2014.

Razak said at a news conference on Wednesday that "an international team of experts have conclusively confirmed that the aircraft debris found on Reunion Island is indeed MH370," according to The Associated Press.

He also reiterated that his country's government is committed to finding out what happened to the Boeing 777 jetliner, which veered off course during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

[spacemaverick]

This just in at 1:58 PM....I am also going to see if any more sources enter into this.

http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/08/05/malaysian-pm-piece-wing-found-reunion-island-belongs-mh370

The Malaysian prime minister has confirmed that the piece of a plane's wing found on Reunion Island belongs to doomed flight MH370.  "The international team of experts have conclusively confirmed that the aircraft debris found on Reunion Island is indeed from MH370," Prime Minister Najib Razak said.  He also said that Malaysia is committed to find out what happened to the jetliner, which went missing 17 months ago.

MH370 was en route from Kuala Lumbur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, when it vanished less than an hour into the flight.  There were 227 passengers and 12 crew members aboard the flight, all of whom are presumed dead.

Now, I am not going to take this to the bank so to speak but we will see what else comes back regarding this information.  I am not totally convinced because the Prime Minister announced this.

[spacemaverick]

Well WT...it looks like we both jumped on this one....lol

[WarToad]

Yep!  And seeing the currents of that part of the ocean from the prior page posting, where exactly it came from is still pretty wide open.

[spacemaverick]

I will believe that the piece that was found and some other pieces should be checked against Boeings database (if the parts have serial numbers on them) before I believe any of what they say.  It's a simple task.

[Dyna]

Wish there was more detail on what this means, how did they come to their conclusions.

Razak said at a news conference on Wednesday that "an international team of experts have conclusively confirmed that the aircraft debris found on Reunion Island is indeed MH370," according to The Associated Press.