Mapped: The 634 runways where missing Malaysia Airlines plane could have landed

Daily Mirror UK ^ | March 15, 2014 | By Steve Robson

[Oldeconomybuyer]

These are the 634 runways where the missing Malaysia Airlines plane could have landed after a potential hijacking.

Today Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said investigators believe flight MH370's disappearance is the result of 'deliberate action' by someone on the plane.

During a dramatic press conference, he said satellite evidence showed the aircraft's transponder was turned off and it change direction shortly before it vanished.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Thanks, I posted from a mobile device and don’t know how to post images that way.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Check Craig’s list for a used 777 aircraft for sale.

[ken5050]

Watch..the terrorists will repaint it as a PanAm plane, and try and sneak it across the US border..

[Cribb]

Re: The range actually would extend over to Somalia and into Iraq/Iran...

If they stayed at altitude - but they didn't.

[TomGuy]

Think the’r area is WAY too small

Per new reports this morning, the plane continued its flight for about 7 hours (rather than 5 hours as reported on previous days).

That extra 2 hours could certainly have put it 1,000 miles further, assuming it had fuel.

[1rudeboy]

You know Pan Am has not been in existence for decades, right?

[crosslink]

Can you please add me to the list? Thanks

[martin_fierro]

Oh behave.

[Black Agnes]

Please add me to the list also.

[Born to Conserve]

People! A little sanity please!

Applying Occam’s Razor, the most simple explanation is that it was aliens, therefore this is the most likely explanation.

These unlikely conspiracies blaming mechanical failures and terrorism are truly signs of ignorant and scared people.

This forum could use a little more rationality.

Thank you.

[NELSON111]

>>>If they stayed at altitude - but they didn't.

You don't know that. All we know is it dropped for a little while. Once they are out of radar range, given the level of planning demonstrated, I'm sure they went back up to altitude.

Do don't have this level of planning and fail to figure in range. No need to fly low over the Indian Ocean where no radar can see you.

[huldah1776]

where ever it landed, the mission was a complete success.

[InterceptPoint]

Think the’r area is WAY too small. They are assuming the range was limited to how far Beijing was. The range actually would extend over to Somalia and into Iraq/Iran..

Technically yes. But were they carrying enough fuel to go that far? That is the question.

Plus I pretty sure that their satellite pinging system stopped in much shorter time than it would take to get as far as Somalia. That most likely means they crashed when over land or water or landed at some remote landing strip. Perhaps one prepared just for this mission.

Maybe this aircraft was carrying a few hundred million in gold. Or uranium.

[null and void]

Hmmmm. That would make right clicking for the image URL a little more complicated...

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Solved! IMO

Why did it take a week to publicly mention those pings?

Needed time to find some way to cover up what happened?

China intercepted missing Malaysian flight? Beijing enacted strict new rules for airliners over disputed sea

My comment: Golly gee. We searched everywhere around China and it wasn't there. We will never know what happened. So move on.

(The www.wnd.com is NOT saying that Red China shot it down but given their "rules" for aircraft in the area.. they could have shot it down. The killings of 60 million-plus Chinese citizens by the Communist Party of China were contemporaneous events for me.. so I imagine the PRC shrugs. "What's another three hundred or so?". But they and their cheap-labor-lovin', free-tradin' useful idiots still want it covered up.)

[grania]

this forum could use a little rationality

In all fairness, discussion stayed quite rational until the rational explanations didn't make any sense. Freepers are brainstorming. <^..^>

[hamboy]

Inmarsat the company that provides the Internet broadband via satellites to the airplane actually know the plane's whereabout.  But people at Inmarsat may be forbidden to disclose information per the NDA's they signed, except for their CEO.

[GreyFriar]

Thanks for the map link

[Uri’el-2012]

These are the 634 runways

How many of these runways are 7000 feet long & concrete ?

[null and void]

Here