MH 370: Missing Malaysian Airliner

[Peter Lemkin]

A lithium battery fire with a huge amount of batteries still allowed plenty of time for the pilots to react:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UPS_Airlines_Flight_6

And a reaction would include contacting Malaysian ATC before the plane was disabled by fire. Since a transcript of pilot has been unofficially released as reported on CNN, there were no unusual communications until the famous "Good night" took place. No sign of emergency.

There is some reason to suspect that 'transcript' is either false or missing things...on the pilot website [now getting into the 8000 posts just on this one thread!] there is in the last 15 pages or so pilots who pointed out things others [non-pilots] wouldn't find 'wrong or missing' from the transcript. Also, how did a London tabloid get it exclusive?!....it may be a planted story...careful.

This transcript has been in the back of my mind -- 'Something's a little strange.'

Why hasn't this been formally released long ago? Why a leak? Who is the leaker?

I think it should be ignored.

The Telegraph in the UK claims to have gotten it first...strange in and of itself....and then the pilots noticed some standard things missing. However, it was translated twice [From English to Mandarin and back to English], so while it could be poorly translated, the missing normal data exchanged between ground and pilot is very very strange..... I think it shouldn't be assumed as real - until proven to be [release the voice recording]. The Malay authorities have said neither if was or it was not, yet. More and more it looks as if false leads are being input as much as real ones....or perhaps even m ore false ones than real ones. The slowness of the authorities to react and explain is, at best, alarming - at worst, suspicious. Who is to blame is truly a mystery at this point. IF the floating debris is not the plane, then many nations are spending millions of dollar [or more] for nothing on a search...when someone likely knows exactly where the plane went.