UFO in the Radar Readings of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

[majicbar]

http://news-hound.org/malaysia-airli...fficial-story/

At least someone isn't afraid to point out the BLADE T OBVIOUSNESS! !!

The author of the piece makes an impassioned arguement for his point of view, but it is all B.S. one only need to look at the Air France crash to refute this foolish argument. An Airbus 340 and the Boeing 777 are similar in size, the Air France accident did not leave a great deal of debris, almost all of the craft fell to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The Airbus 340 was using the active reporting system which helped to quickly show where it went down, and it was traveling on a known air corridor. Malaysian flight 370 was off any normal flight path and was not using an active reporting system because Malaysian Air was too cheap to pay $10 per flight for that service. The hunt for debris in an area as large as Alaska is continuing, news indicates that something may have been found but not yet recovered. Without clues found by satellite this would have, and may still be an impossible task.

[majicbar]

First planes into area report finding lots to look at. Some of what they are finding has the colors of Malaysia Airlines. First actual debris are being returned to Australian bases for identification. I hope they got lucky.

[southerncross]

No real news out there. Wondering if not only did the plan fell off the radar but the story too ?

[majicbar]

http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/03/world/...html?hpt=hp_c2

Still no real news, only speculation. This technique could not be used to point to the Air France crash, why expect it to work in deeper waters that are hardly being watched compared to the Atlantic with it's submarine traffic.