Missing Plane Air Asia

a reply to: Bigburgh

I have no idea what you have been saying half of the time throughout this thread...lol...

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In any case, i have read reports suggesting that the plane had circled near Belitung before succumbing to turbulence and crashing into the ocean.

www.thejakartapost.com...

Sigh, not again.
If indeed the worst has happened, God rest all their souls.

New information suggests that the plane may have landed in Belitung. The information comes through the form of a message sent to the family of a passenger. This is not confirmed so take it with a high degree of scepticism:

Google Translate:

Surabaya - ray of hope appeared. One of the families who lost contact AirAsia slightly relieved. A message from his preaching if all passengers survived.

"Reportedly emergency landing in East Belitung, all survived. But we still need a certainty," said Intan of Ntt Djomy Martinus family.

Her sister to Singapore with his wife, a son and a baby sitter.
Diamonds are admitted on vacation to Surabaya received the news of his friend through BBM.

Information has also been submitted to the authorities in a crisis center Juanda Airport. But is it true that fuel the news? Until now there has been no confirmation from the relevant authorities.

Source: news.detik.com...

originally posted by: daaskapital
a reply to: Bigburgh

I have no idea what you have been saying half of the time throughout this thread...lol...

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In any case, i have read reports suggesting that the plane had circled near Belitung before succumbing to turbulence and crashing into the ocean.

www.thejakartapost.com...

Well that's a clue...
Log off..
Let everyone else post

just a thought : who was on the plane and what was the cargo ?

a reply to: charles911

Innocent passengers who are victims of Mother Nature.

Another link to the story.

If you read the article linked, you will see it shows page 3 of the list of passengers, including at least three that didn't show up for the flight.

Conflicting information on if any wreckage has been found.

3.40pm: Indonesian government officials are denying that the plane crashed east of Belitung as per some media reports, saying the information is still not verified.

Astro Awani reports based on Indonesian Aviation and Communications Ministry director, Djoko Murjatmodjo's comments that the team is still looking for signs of wreckage around the area where the plane was last reported to have been seen.

3pm: According to CCTV News quoting Indonesian authorities, there is "no possibility" for QZ8501 to continue flying hours after losing contact as it only had fuel to last four and a half hours.

The flight lost contact midway through its route to Singapore, during which it was flying mostly over water.

2.40pm: Indonesian national news agency Antarareports that the plane crashed about 145km from Belitung island.

The news agency had quoted a National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) official as saying so, according to Jakarta Post.

source

a reply to: opethPA

If this event is true, I bet bottom doller they'll find this one. Reason being too many sheeple will start to wake up (no matter what actrully happened) and that is not desirable

a reply to: daaskapital


hmm.. clicked your link 5 minutes ago and it worked fine.
Now when i click to show my family it won't load.

edit now it works again so this post says nothing!

a reply to: learnatic

If they find it, it will be because it had a limited amount of fuel and it disappeared while flying quite a linear route (from Indonesia to Singapore). This isn't like MH370, which had larger fuel reserves and diverted from the flight path by banking and heading in the opposite direction towards a very large and very deep ocean.

originally posted by: Pistoche
So is it officially confirmed that a second Bermuda triangle has been found around Indonesia?

One of the vortices is the Wharton basin, it's south of Indonesia to the west of Australia.

a reply to: learnatic

If true?

More actors eh?

And you call others sheep. Ha!

Always these Airbus that go missing, every time... better to fly boeing.

a reply to: ckhk3

is this the so called Devils triangle?

a reply to: ckhk3

Is that near the deep sea drilling rigs?

Here's a picture of Australia's long range radar:



Notice the range ends right around the location of the last contact.

a reply to: yeahsurexxx

The devils triangle is supposedly by Japan. So, no.

a reply to: Chadwickus

I do not know whether the deep sea drilling rigs are but since these vortices are pretty huge it could be possible.

a reply to: Daughter2

It's purported that it's range is much further than stated.

Having said that, it most likely wasn't active either.