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To: slouper

The Chinese images are 6-12 hours supposedly after the airplane was believed to have gone down. I can’t believe we are seeing a crashed, compromised 777 airframe still floating on the ocean surface that long after hitting the water here. Under perfect ditching conditions you could expect it to float for a few hours and that’s with minimal damage to the structure such as engines sheering off.

I don’t doubt these images are less than the best the Chinese can produce, just makes sense. I don’t know that they have cracker jack proof above them but they may just be offering them in the spirit of cooperation. A few more pixels down and you’ve still got a “something” floating in the water which doesn’t look like it should be there.

I may be all wet, but.


12 posted on 03/12/2014 8:06:16 PM PDT by FAA
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To: FAA
I can’t believe we are seeing a crashed, compromised 777 airframe still floating on the ocean surface that long after hitting the water here

Considering what we saw with that Asiana crash last year, I'm not that surprised. Amazing it can hold up.

14 posted on 03/12/2014 8:19:04 PM PDT by virgil
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