MH370, maintenant disparu des médias… Le rapport préliminaire malaisien a été publié le 1er mai dans l’indifférence la plus totale, puisqu’il ne contient RIEN.
Malaysia releases preliminary report on MH370 - The Times of India
▻http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/Malaysia-releases-preliminary-report-on-MH370/articleshow/34482346.cms
Malaysia on Thursday made public a report on Flight MH370 and other data in its most extensive release of information on the airliner yet, but which contained no new clues on what happened to the missing plane.
The brief five-page report dated April 9, and which was submitted earlier to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), was mostly a recap of information that had already been released over time.
It contained no major revelations in what remains one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history.
Une analyse du rapport par un pilote ayant étudié la disparition du vol AF447 souligne l’incompétence, la désorganisation de la compagnie et du contrôle aériens.
Incompetence, lost time mar MH370 search, says pilot who wrote about Air France crash - The Malaysian Insider
▻http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/incompetence-lost-time-mar-mh370-search-says-pilot-who-wrote-on
The shortcomings exposed in the preliminary report on Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are disturbing and have raised questions about the competence of the airline’s operations centre, said an Airbus A330 captain who wrote a book on the Air France 447 crash.In his opinion piece in CNN, Bill Palmer said the brief, five-page report, showed that the Malaysian Transport Ministry was still trying to share as little information as possible.
He said this was especially evident when compared with the extensive detail in preliminary reports from other accidents, such as the loss of Air France Flight 447 in June 2009.
Il détaille le processus d’alerte en cas de disparition, en trois phases, et souligne que, dans les deux cas, rien n’avait été déclenché.
He said the investigation of that disappearance [ie AF447] revealed a surprising lack of coordination between air traffic control agencies, their inability to contact each other and clarity on who should be initiating emergency protocols when contact is lost.
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“Many controllers and agencies were asking about the flight, but no one had triggered the uncertainty, alert and distress phases of the process.”
On en parle sur place, @Aude_V ?
