Malaysia Airlines 777 missing

[fholbert]

Test for Malaysia aviation experts.

Circle the item below that MAY be part of an airplane. Circle all the correct answers:

 

[norcalpilot25]

So far all I've seen on CNN is a Chinese boat with fishing nets picking up trash out of the ocean. I'm sorry but a candy wrapper is not proof that they found the wreckage.

 

[fholbert]

So far all I've seen on CNN is a Chinese boat with fishing nets picking up trash out of the ocean. I'm sorry but a candy wrapper is not proof that they found the wreckage.

Sometimes it may...

 

[norcalpilot25]

Sometimes it may...

Now THAT would be something!

 

[fholbert]

Now THAT would be something!

After three weeks of looking a candy wrapper may be the holy grail.

 

[SeanD]

Sometimes it may...

Is that something they found?

 

[fholbert]

Is that something they found?

Yea, with Google.

 

[Cptnchia]

Because it's their country, airline, and plane. That's how accident investigations work.

Not necessarily. Depends on whose jurisdiction the airplane crashes in. In international waters, then Malaysia would lead just like if it crashed inside their borders because it's their airplane. If it was inside say, Australian territorial waters, then the Aussies would lead. If it made it all the way to Pakistan, then the Pakistanis would lead the investigation.

 

[fholbert]

Not necessarily. Depends on whose jurisdiction the airplane crashes in. In international waters, then Malaysia would lead just like if it crashed inside their borders because it's their airplane. If it was inside say, Australian territorial waters, then the Aussies would lead. If it made it all the way to Pakistan, then the Pakistanis would lead the investigation.

We assumed it crashed in international waters. Who then?

 

[Cptnchia]

Malaysia.

 

[queeno]

IF i see Scary Mary one more time ..........................................................................................

 

[scooter2525]

 

[Rocketman99]

Isn't that a level in Assassin's Creed 3? I think I played it as Connor.

 

[Rocketman99]

Not necessarily. Depends on whose jurisdiction the airplane crashes in. In international waters, then Malaysia would lead just like if it crashed inside their borders because it's their airplane. If it was inside say, Australian territorial waters, then the Aussies would lead. If it made it all the way to Pakistan, then the Pakistanis would lead the investigation.

True. In this case it is still Malaysia as far as we know.

 

[scooter2525]

Isn't that a level in Assassin's Creed 3? I think I played it as Connor.

It's from waterworld.

 

[deadstick]

It's from waterworld.

Like this dog and pony show, another monumental flop.

Just heard on the news when wreckage is recovered Australia wall wait for the experts from Malaysia to identify it.

I could see the Malaysian mouth piece holding up a fixed-pitch prop, declaring it is part of the (not "a") plane, and concluding their investigation is complete.

 

[killbilly]

It's from waterworld.

Or, as a former roommate put it, "The Road Warrior On Jet Skis."

I cannot pass Waterworld by if it's playing. I have to watch it. Every time.

 

[Cptnchia]

Or, as a former roommate put it, "The Road Warrior On Jet Skis."

I cannot pass Waterworld by if it's playing. I have to watch it. Every time.

Who doesn't love a good train wreck?

 

[abolton1]

Who doesn't love a good train wreck?

@elmetal ....He loves trains, and would be devastated to see one crash.

 

[derg]

Or, as a former roommate put it, "The Road Warrior On Jet Skis."

I cannot pass Waterworld by if it's playing. I have to watch it. Every time.

I enjoyed Waterworld! And the Postman. And especially "Showgirls".

Of course, you've gotta be blistered drunk and be in the right crowd, but it's sure in hell more entertaining than 99% of the sitcoms we have on TV now!