Was geschah mit Flug MH370?
31.07.2016 um 01:27MacLucky schrieb:Versuch mal zur Ile Amsterdam zu fliegenJa, mache ich wenn ich @McMurdo gefunden habe am Südpol.
MacLucky schrieb:Versuch mal zur Ile Amsterdam zu fliegenJa, mache ich wenn ich @McMurdo gefunden habe am Südpol.
There are precedents for governments to try to resist such findings. In 1999 EgyptAir Flight 990 went down over the Atlantic en route from the US to Cairo, killing 217 people. The US National Transportation Safety Board concluded that, after the captain left the cockpit, first officer Gameel al-Batouti pushed the stick all the way forward to nosedive the aircraft into the ocean, with the repeated incantation, “I rely on God” in Arabic.http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/inquirer/what-lies-beneath-malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-search-a-sham/news-story/9dbf4f810694c7991ecff1837379db0e
The Egyptian Air Agency put the crash down to mechanical failure of the elevator control system, but the NTSB said that could not explain the crash.
It would be particularly embarrassing to the Malaysian government if Zaharie brought down MH370 as a political statement. Zaharie was a supporter and, it is thought, distant relative of Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.
According to some reports, he attended a court hearing the day before the flight when Anwar’s acquittal on sodomy charges was overturned in what is widely seen as a politically inspired trial.
A second reason relates to compensation claims from the families of those who died — excluding Zaharie, 238 murder victims in such a scenario. While the position is not crystal clear, some informed observers say that if Zaharie were proved to have deliberately taken down MH370, it would nullify Malaysia Airlines’ insurance, and also expose the airline to a whole new and higher level of potential lawsuits based on criminal liability.
Were they confirming the use of the simulator or confirming the media reports of the simulations? The Daily Beast asked the ATSB for clarification, and a spokesman, Tim Dawson, responded (the emphasis below was bold in his statement):
“1. It was evident from data recovered from the flight simulator that a course had been flown in the simulator that tracked well south in the Indian Ocean.
2. The simulation may show the possibility of planning, but the simulated flight in itself is not evidence of murder-suicide (ie there is no evidence to support the claim that it was murder-suicide).
3. We have known about the FBI report for two years and it was widely reported. This is not new.”
DearMRHazzard schrieb:Vermutlich auch eine Landebahn.Auf Google Earth sieht das so aus.
PUTRAJAYA (The Star/ANN) - Citing a confidential document from the Malaysian police, New York magazine claimed that the pilot of MH370 flew the route on southern Indian Ocean on his home simulator less than a month before the plane vanished.
Malaysia is unaware of any evidence that MH370 pilot Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah conducted a simulated flight deep into the remote southern Indian Ocean less than a month before the plane vanished.
Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai said there was no indication that Zaharie had flown that route and authorities here were not aware of such evidence.
He said criminal investigations were ongoing and he would leave it to the investigation team to examine whatever evidence they had.
The New York magazine claimed to have obtained a confidential document from the Malaysian police investigation into the disappearance of MH370, which “showed the strongest evidence Zaharie made off with the plane in a premeditated act of mass murder-suicide”.
“We don’t have that evidence as of now. If you have that evidence, please hand it over to the investigation team,” Liow said.
DearMRHazzard schrieb:Bei MH370 hingegen wurde die Flaperon gefunden die seiner Meinung nach klar beweist das dieses Flügelteil voll ausgefahren war zum Ende des Fluges, und zwar deshalb weil jemand an Bord versucht hat ein Landemanöver auf der Wasseroberfläche durchzuführen.Vielleicht lässt sich diese Frage durch das outoard flap einigermaßen oder sogar endgültig klären, aber derzeit steht Aussage gegen Aussage. Das Problem bei dem Experten ist, dass er die Funde aus dem Flugzeugrumpf ignoriert. Eines wurde (fast) bestätigt; was dagegen mit dem Sitzteil passiert ist, das sogar einen Stofffetzen mit entsprechenden Farben zeigt, scheint niemand zu wissen, noch nicht mal, ob es überhaupt abgelehnt wurde.
Anaximander schrieb:Das Problem bei dem Experten ist, dass er die Funde aus dem Flugzeugrumpf ignoriert. Eines wurde (fast) bestätigt; was dagegen mit dem Sitzteil passiert ist, das sogar einen Stofffetzen mit entsprechenden Farben zeigt, scheint niemand zu wissen, noch nicht mal, ob es überhaupt abgelehnt wurde.Das ist richtig. Dafür spricht aber wieder das selbst Peter Foley in der Doku zugibt das die Franzosen nach ihren Analysen der Flaperon die Möglichkeit sehen das die Flaperon voll ausgefahren war als sie abriss. Das spricht wieder für einen kontrollierten Gleitflug inkl. Landung auf dem Wasser.