[Kartographer]

[cripplecreek]

In that context the Bermuda triangle doesn’t appear to vacuum up planes at any great rate.

[Vince Ferrer]

All this time I thought this guy was pretty useless. He was probably the most critical one on the island.

[arderkrag]

But this one is different, because Islam.

[Spartan302]

But how many had The Muslim Brotherhood behind its disappearance?

[hadaclueonce]

WTH is CNN and their sister, MSNBC going to talk about?

Russia?

Obama failures?

Nah, I think not.

[SunTzuWu]

Bookmark.

[MrEdd]

Lot vanished during Vietnam.

[a fool in paradise]

It looks kinda like a morse code!

[raccoonradio]

http://pittsburgh.about.com/od/transportation/a/b25_bomber.htm

>>On January 31, 1956, a Mitchell B-25 bomber, on a flight from Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada to Olmstead Air Force Base in Harrisburg, crashed in the Monongahela River (locally known as the “Mon”), just outside of Pittsburgh. The crew of 6 survived the crash, but two were later claimed by the icy waters of the Mon river.
What happened over the next two weeks fueled one of Pittsburgh’s greatest unsolved mysteries… What became of the B-25 bomber?

In the two weeks following the crash, a search for the plane was conducted, but no trace of the B-25 was ever found. Theories about the plane’s disappearance are plentiful, and are still discussed throughout Pittsburgh.

Some think the plane was carrying a secret cargo of nuclear weapons, nerve gas, Mafia money, or even Howard Hughes. Eyewitness accounts sporadically surface. The story I remember being told as a child was “Hundreds of soldiers descended to the crash site and closed the river. They guarded the banks of the river while barges came in and pulled the bomber to the surface. The plane was then offloaded to railroad cars, where it was taken to one of the local steel mills and melted down”. Variations on these stories include the plane being chopped up on shore and trucked away, threats to eyewitnesses on shore, even the story of a mysterious ‘7th man’ that was pulled from the river.

[logi_cal869]

Interesting, but worthless.

If it's missing the Ben Charles Padilla 727-223 (Tail # N844AA) flight out of Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport in Angola on May 25, 2003...

...then what else did Bloomberg overlook?

(also lost on that flight was John Mikel Mutantu)

[Yosemitest]

Gen. McInerney said Allama [ Iqbal International ] Airport was the same distance from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 point of departure, Kuala Lumpuras, its original destination airport, Beijing, China.

Gen. McInerney also said that if Pakistan didn't speak up soon, they would be complicit.

Now I ask you, if you heard another large jet land at an International Airport that had on average 4 other arrivals all around the same time, would you suspect anything out of the ordinary ?
I just want to inform you that arrivals make a lot less noise than departures.
Also, from an air traffic controller's point of view, there ARE PROCEDURES for clearing a "RADIO OUT" or "NORDO" aircraft to land, and once the aircraft is safely down, it's up to the Airfield Base Operations Officer and the Fire Chief as to how to handle it.
They would probably have to fuel to refuel the 777 with little or no extra coordination.

Israel, are you listening?

[Axenolith]

I had an old pilot tell me that all the pre jet plane disappearances are most likely a combination of aviation gasoline vapors and lightning.

[Faith65]

Great info- thanks for posting.

[dfwgator]

Did they include the one David Copperfield made disappear?