AirAsia Flight Missing

[Knight Rider]

Well the wreckage was found because their transponder was on so there was a fix to its last missing location.

Sadly the company had no license to operate on that specific day, so they are in some hot water. Their insurance won't cover them possibly.

I'm annoyed though that large media houses like BBC and MSN still report on assumptions as to why it crashed.

There has also been a spate of incidents . Plane crash in Guyana, virgin plane technical difficulties, Logan air crash in England and recent small plane crash with a single seven year old survivor.

[SMc]

Why be annoyed?

There was ever any real doubt that this particular crash was down the bad weather that hey experienced at the time..

Also if you are able to find a logical link between the other air incidents you posted other that the fact that there are now more planes in the sky and that information is now more readily available because of the net I would be surprised.

Anyway, I don't see how your speculation on the matter is any more validated than that of the Media houses that cause you grief.

[Knight Rider]

Where did I speculate? I don't see speculation on my part. Plane transponder location was close to the crash site, air asia had no license to operate the route on a didn't day of the week and all the accidents I spoke of had happened since.

There have been various speculated reasons as to why this plane has crashed. None cemented and only when a complete investigation is carried out would anyone know. And even still it can be unresolved. Every time there is an accident everyone wishes to assume as per their knowledge what happened. Yet they have no evidence to base it on.

[~Vēġó~]

I thought it was a distraction for that sony movie...

[redmanjp]

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/01/11/asia/airasia-disaster/index.html

Flight data recorder recovered in search for AirAsia Flight QZ8501

By Jethro Mullen and Kocha Olarn, CNN

Updated 0321 GMT (1121 HKT) January 12, 2015
(CNN)Searcher have retrieved the flight data recorder from AirAsia Flight QZ8501 from the Java Sea, the chief investigator into the crash said Monday.

The plane's cockpit voice recorder hasn't been found yet, Mardjono Siswosuwarno, the investigator from Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee told CNN.

The tail section of the aircraft, which houses the two devices known popularly as black boxes, was lifted from the Java Sea on Saturday. But searchers didn't find the flight recorders inside it.

Flight QZ8501 went down on December 28 with 162 people on board while heading toward Singapore from the Indonesian city of Surabaya.