Maklumat Rasmi KEHILANGAN MH370 [Hari ke X]

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Since then, he said, neither the Malaysian nor Australian search teams had contacted him.

Just last week, British yachtswoman Katherine Tee, 41, reported seeing an airliner on fire on the same night as Mr McKay's 'burning plane' - but she was in a totally different area, sailing east from southern India to Phuket in southern Thailand.

She told of seeing a plane surrounded by bright orange lights, leaving a trail of smoke as it pased above her.
Mr McKay told the New Zealand paper that his sighting placed the aircraft around 2000kms (1200 miles) from the location of Ms Tee.

He said he was unsure if MH370 could have flown that far, asking: 'How far can a burning aeroplane fly?'

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In New Zealand, author Scott Maka has released his thriller e-book 'MH370' just three months after the plane disappeared.

However Danica Weeks, the wife of missing New Zealander Paul Weeks, told stuff.co.nz that she was disgusted at the release of the book.

The Perth wife of Mr Weeks, who have two young sons together, found out by a text message from Malaysia Airlines that her husband had likely been killed when the plane crashed in the Indian Ocean.

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Meanwhile, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau sparked renewed hope in the search for MH370, saying a study completed after the 2009 Air France crash concluded that the majority of aircraft in loss-of- control accidents were found within 32km of their last known position.

'This provides a reasonable limitation for the size of
the search area across the arc.'

The satellite data indicates the Boeing 777 flew for six
hours after falling off radar screens.

A new and potentially deeper underwater search taking up to 12 months will begin in August, with a formal request for tender to undertake the search to soon be released, according to The Joint Agency Co- ordination Centre.

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Meanwhile, a Chinese vessel is currently conducting a bathymetric survey - or mapping of the ocean floor - to help experts determine how to carry out the next stage of the search on the previously unmapped ocean seabed.

Recently, there have been many claims of knowledge about the whereabouts of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

Curtin University in Western Australia released information that an underwater sound recorded just 10 minutes after the plane lost contact with air traffic control could have been the plane crashing into the water.

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However, Dr Alec Duncan from the University said there is only a 10 percent chance the 'dull oomph' was actually MH370.

And a British sailor reported she spotted what shenbelieved to be a plane on fire with black smoke trailing behind it while on a 13 month expedition with her husband.

Katherine Tee said she didn't say anything at the time as she was the only one who spotted it and didn't realise it's potential relevance.

Relatives of the 239 passengers and crew were recently successful in demanding Inmarsat publicly release its data, after losing faith that searchers were looking in the right area.

plamsat

harap ada info terkini

secretservice

dah makin sendu dah cite ni

edee_91

Berhenti berharap - sephia.

Simunggu

dengan ini secara resminya...pesawat telah hilang tak akan datang balik...end of stoley..

azrain98

up balik thread ni

Kejora927

Misteri sungguh..nk ghaye dh ni..

noor2

Rasa sedih sangat tiap hari dalam perjalanan kat federal ternampak panpan tanda besar tentang doa buat MH 370...


sempena di bulan mulia ni...harap ada keajaiban berlaku buat MH 370....selamat berpuasa dan menyambut hari raya buat warga MH 370  terutama yang beragama islam....sampai sekarang kita tak tahu hidup dan mati mereka semua...