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Vietnamese rescue vessels are expected to reach the site tonight at local time, says the deputy chief of staff of Vietnam Army.
this is one of the rescue vessels.
finding the black box is the most important thing. since the waters is shallow in the region, it could help finding the box.
this is one of the rescue vessels.
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I see you are the expert.Thats what i mean, This normally only happenes when the airframe loses its structural stability. Like a cargo door blows. When that happenes large parts of the hull rip off the plane and the floor sinks down, separating cables and makes controlling the airplane impossible. Another thing that could have happened and has the same effect is, when the airplane loses its tailfin.
But thats just speculations right now. Boeing already send a team for investigation.
I work for EADS and Boeing is our biggest competitor...but that does mot change the fact that we are worried too and hope the issue is found fast so it can be prevented in future. Of course it could also be a hijacking or terrorist attack, but idk...Air Malaysia and that route aren't a top priority for terrorists i thought. But im no expert in that region and possible conflicts there.
finding the black box is the most important thing. since the waters is shallow in the region, it could help finding the box.
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