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Saturday, 15 March 2014

#MH370 could have landed on a runway based on data >>> GOOD NEWS!



Could Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have landed on a runway in a remote area somewhere?
Wall Street Journal airline industry reporter Andy Pasztor said in an interview with Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson that while it is not clear where the plane is, the consensus among US investigators is that the plane did not crash but had landed on a runway.
He said that data had indicated that the plane remained intact and flew for up to four hours and during that time it could have landed.
"Satellite transmissions indicated that it could have landed for some period, perhaps a short period," he told Hobson.
Pasztor had created a stir worldwide with his story that missing Malaysian Airlines flight 370 could have flown for four more hours after its last confirmed contact, based on information routinely relayed from its Rolls Royce engines.
Pasztor said that while it was not clear what had happened on the plane, something weird and bizarre had happened in the cockpit and the plane did not drop out of the sky.
"What the pilot or someone else was doing is unclear but data indicated that the plane was intact and that it could have landed," he said in the radio interview which is available on Here & Now’s website.

Verfiy this news on
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/missing-mh370-plane-could-landed-runway-based-data-090314442.html

This news is implying that the missing flight #MH370 did changed course abruptly and flew for another 4 hours and may have landed somewhere and did not crash.
This is super good news for all of us!
Now, the authorities and the nations must search out the plane and rescue all surviving passengers and crews as soon as possible. There is hope and I believe the light is getting nearer.

Let's continue to pray for GOOD NEWS concerning #MH370


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