Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

[Big Bad Sven]

And btw, India has stated that it does not have its radar on 24/7, Malaysia was caught with its pants down by not identifying the plane when it went back, so do you think these poorer countries like Nepal etc would have sufficient radar as well?

Below is the article about the radar not being on 24/7 in poorer countries:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/15/us-malaysia-airlines-defence-idUSBREA2E0JT20140315

[Phoenix]

And btw, India has stated that it does not have its radar on 24/7, Malaysia was caught with its pants down by not identifying the plane when it went back, so do you think these poorer countries like Nepal etc would have sufficient radar as well?

Below is the article about the radar not being on 24/7 in poorer countries:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/...A2E0JT20140315

Once again it sounds like a competency/logistical issue with this military radar theory.
Remember that many/all of the Asian countries involved in the initial search were reluctant to provide radar data, citing 'security' concerns. I imagine that was largely an admission of their inability to monitor aircraft movements by military radar 24/7.

[George S.]

Guys guys the first thing that happened to the plane is that it strayed into cambodian airspace.I think that the authorities know that the plane has really gone down elsewhere besides the ocean.Its more plausible that the plane had landed in north korea.Both the chinese & us have satellite tracking capabilities of planes.They said the makers of the jet engines would know when the engines wwere on or off & the location.Australian authorities have searched everywhere you would expect plane wreckage but none so far.What a waste of resources.Soimeone like the pilot has gone to a lot of trouble to divert the plane why ,where??THer has to be a logical explanation.i think someone knows where the plane is & is not saying.THe maylaysian govt is as useless as a pork chop in a mizvah.

[George S.]

they reckon they have recorded the sound of the airoplane crashing into the ocean.