The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 in March 2014 remains one of the greatest puzzles in the aviation industry. Despite combined efforts by nations and using the latest technology, nothing has been found. This has lead to a proliferation of hoaxes tagged Malaysia Airlines Plane Found. The hoax features images of wreckage on water with a ship sailing in an ocean. None of these images is credible.
The Dream Liner was an international passenger flight to Beijing from Malaysian Kuala Lumpur International Airport. All 239 passengers are still unaccounted for. Contact was lost an hour after takeoff with the signal disappearing two minutes later. The aircraft remained within the Malaysian radar for 55 minutes before it disappeared never to be seen.
The largest rescue mission in recent years was mounted to cover a speculative large sea area. This has seen jets, planes, ships, submarines and thousands of personnel comb through the suspected area. Specialists in sea affairs have also been called in to assist the crews.
Speculation about the sighting of the wreckage is fueled by lack of any information after months of search. The reports use images to show debris on water. Other areas that are cited in these reports include remote islands in the Mediterranean Sea or the Indian Ocean. All these reports are false.
The most common is the claim that a sailor has received five million for sighting it during a fishing expedition. This is based on a reward that seeks to lure whistle blowers to reveal the information to relatives and families of the passengers. The report directs you to a link with a video that is to be viewed after sharing the link on your social media platforms. As it turned out, it was a well orchestrated marketing scheme.
Despite sharing the link on social media, it is difficult to view the video. A series of marketing surveys follows before you eventually land on some images. It is frustrating to realize that the images are not even of Malaysian Air. They belong to US Airways Flight 1549 which crashed in January 2009 in Hudson River, New York.
Affiliate marketing teams are exploiting the curiosity of the world to earn millions. The many people who click the link earn the marketers a lot of money. The pages you will be directed to after clicking contain marketing surveys. The surveys also earn them money. At some point, you are required to enter your number. It turns out that the number is entered into mobile subscription service which earns them more money.
It has puzzled many that 239 passengers would disappear in a highly sophisticated plane for months without trace. All the technology available in the world has never managed to solve this mystery. Over a dozen countries are in the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean Sea but nothing has come out of the search.
There are conspiracy theories surrounding the disappearance of the dream liner. They point at countries, aviation authorities and individuals around the world. This has forced families to lure whistle blowers with five million dollars in an attempt to reveal what really happened. The world is waiting to know what transpired after Flight 370 left Kuala Lumpur International Airport for Beijing on the fateful Saturday.
The Dream Liner was an international passenger flight to Beijing from Malaysian Kuala Lumpur International Airport. All 239 passengers are still unaccounted for. Contact was lost an hour after takeoff with the signal disappearing two minutes later. The aircraft remained within the Malaysian radar for 55 minutes before it disappeared never to be seen.
The largest rescue mission in recent years was mounted to cover a speculative large sea area. This has seen jets, planes, ships, submarines and thousands of personnel comb through the suspected area. Specialists in sea affairs have also been called in to assist the crews.
Speculation about the sighting of the wreckage is fueled by lack of any information after months of search. The reports use images to show debris on water. Other areas that are cited in these reports include remote islands in the Mediterranean Sea or the Indian Ocean. All these reports are false.
The most common is the claim that a sailor has received five million for sighting it during a fishing expedition. This is based on a reward that seeks to lure whistle blowers to reveal the information to relatives and families of the passengers. The report directs you to a link with a video that is to be viewed after sharing the link on your social media platforms. As it turned out, it was a well orchestrated marketing scheme.
Despite sharing the link on social media, it is difficult to view the video. A series of marketing surveys follows before you eventually land on some images. It is frustrating to realize that the images are not even of Malaysian Air. They belong to US Airways Flight 1549 which crashed in January 2009 in Hudson River, New York.
Affiliate marketing teams are exploiting the curiosity of the world to earn millions. The many people who click the link earn the marketers a lot of money. The pages you will be directed to after clicking contain marketing surveys. The surveys also earn them money. At some point, you are required to enter your number. It turns out that the number is entered into mobile subscription service which earns them more money.
It has puzzled many that 239 passengers would disappear in a highly sophisticated plane for months without trace. All the technology available in the world has never managed to solve this mystery. Over a dozen countries are in the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean Sea but nothing has come out of the search.
There are conspiracy theories surrounding the disappearance of the dream liner. They point at countries, aviation authorities and individuals around the world. This has forced families to lure whistle blowers with five million dollars in an attempt to reveal what really happened. The world is waiting to know what transpired after Flight 370 left Kuala Lumpur International Airport for Beijing on the fateful Saturday.
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