MH370 ENDED IN SOUTHERN INDIAN OCEAN

Malaysia Prime Minister, at 22:00 to night has announced that British investigators from its Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) have concluded that the flight of Malaysian Airlines MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean.

 

According to the Prime Minister, a British satellite company Inmarsat and the UK Air Accidents Investigation Board (AAIB) had used a new system to calculate MH370's flight path. "They had used a new type of analysis which had previously never been used before in an investigation like this," he said. It was learnt that both Inmarsat and AAIB have concluded, based on the new analysis, that MH370 flew along the southern corridor, a remote location far from any possible landing sites. 

May God bless all those on board and their families members.

MALAYSIA AIRLINES - MH370 STILL MISSING

The disappearance of MH370, a B777-200ER last Saturday has remained a misery. The  Search and Rescue teams from 9 countries found nothing after screening the possible sea and land areas with more than 30 aircraft s and 40 ships in the last 4 days.    

A B777-200ER of Malaysia Airlines similar to the missing 9M-MRO.

Some oil slicks, an object which looked like an aircraft door and a life raft were found in the few days of search, but they were not from the aircraft. The search area has been extended to the strait of Malacca as announced in this afternoon press conference. The latest news is that a fleet of earth-monitoring satellites has joined the search. With the latest development, hopefully the aircraft could be found.   

 

Believe it or not, a group of well-dressed "Bomoh" the witch doctor was seen in KLIA today. They were performing some acts trying to locate the missing MH370. Two young coconuts, a 'magic' walking stick and carpet were used to perform a kind of ceremony.

Whatever it is, the Search and Rescue teams are continuing to give their best to find this missing plane. Let us pray for all on board MH370 and also for their families and friends. 

BREAKING NEWS - MALAYSIA AIRLINES

To day is an extremely sad day for Malaysia Airlines and families and friends of those on board the B777-200ER. The aircraft has disappeared over the airspace between Malaysia and Vietnam this morning. MH370 was on it's way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 227 passengers and 12 crew. It departed KLIA at 00:41 and lost contact after 2 hours in flight.

The Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200 ER fleet has an almost flawless safety record. It has probably been one of the safest aircraft in aviation history.

The B777 in the light blue livery.

The F/D crew last communicated with air traffic controllers 120 nautical miles off the east coast of the Malaysian town of Kota Bharu but lost contact after that according to the CEO of the Airlines.  As of 19:00, there is still no confirmation of the whereabout of this aircraft, though a Vietnamese newspapers reported that the aircraft has crashed into the sea near an island off South Vietnam. 

Let's pray for all on board the aircraft. May God bless Malaysia Airlines!