In the search for the missing Boeing Malaysia Airlines enter new satellite images indicate possible wreckage. According to the Malaysian Ministry of Transport to 122 parts to be seen on the photos.
When searching for the crashed Malaysia Airlines airplane new satellite images with possible wreckage have emerged. 122 objects were on the recording of 23 Seen in March, said the Malaysian Minister of Transport in Kuala Lumpur.
The shots came from the region where machines and ships are looking for days: about 2500 km from Perth on Australia’s west coast. Whether it is actually RELATES to wreckage or flotsam ordinary, is still unclear.
The satellite images were taken by a French-based subsidiary of Airbus Group, the “Airbus Defence & Space”. The 122 objects were in a 400-square-kilometer sea area and were between one and 23 meters long, Hishammuddin said.
A dozen aircraft from Australia, USA, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea are back in the area 2500 km south-west of Perth on the road, after the search operations had been suspended due to bad weather on Tuesday.
The Chinese government, which had practiced several times harsh criticism of the conduct of the investigation to flight MH370 on the Malaysian side had, Kuala Lumpur invited on Tuesday to provide satellite data to the alleged crash area available.
Missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing:Diving drones on the way
In Australia, specialist equipment for the search for the flight recorders are currently being prepared which records cockpit conversations and flight maneuvers. A submersible drone and a special sensor for the Black Box have been unloaded in the port city of Perth.
A ship of the Australian Navy will now bring into the search field in the Indian Ocean the device. According to the Malaysian government but the ship is to the alleged crash site until 5 Reach of April. Because the black box sends only a limited time signals due to limited battery capacity, remained for the search with the special equipment just a few days time.
The investigators expect that the automatic positioning systems were switched off at the flight MH370 and the plane opposite to the planned flight direction from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing flew towards the Indian Ocean. From the automatic machine monitoring – the engines regularly send radio signals to ground stations – the experts reconstructed the likely crash zone far away from the mainland. There the alleged wreckage were spotted.
Due to bad weather so far none of the debris could be salvaged. This is a conclusive proof of the whereabouts of the jet and the 239 people on board still pending.
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