Air France with 228 people missing!

aisee inabidi tusali na kushukuru kila tunaporudi nyumbani salama
 
Maane said:
uzembe na miundombinu mibovu inaweza kusababisha madhara mengi, .
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THIS HAPPENS IN THE LEAST DEVELOPING COUNTRIES!kama tanzania


Maane said:
lakini tukubali kuwa always accidents remain unkwown and unexpected events.
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THIS HAPPENS TO BOTH!developed,and developing countries.this is normal in life.

MASANILO BANA!is very bright!BRAVO
 
Isimilo said:
hii inasikitisha sana. lakini huwa mnadai ndege za africa ndo huwa sio safe. je hii bado inahold?
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Africa accounts for less than 3% of world flights but accounts for more than 30% of global air accidents.

You do the math and conclude.
 
Kun habari wanasema kuwa Air France walipewa warning na magaidi kuwa wawe makini na ndege zao zitokazo Bogota Argentina. Sasa huwezi jua!!! Mungu atuepushe mbali na hawa Magaidi
 
Maria Roza said:
Kun habari wanasema kuwa Air France walipewa warning na magaidi kuwa wawe makini na ndege zao zitokazo Bogota Argentina. Sasa huwezi jua!!! Mungu atuepushe mbali na hawa Magaidi
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Mh..Maria Roza unauhakika?

UPDATE 7-New Air France debris found, explosion unlikely

Search crews flying over the Atlantic found debris from a crashed Air France jet spread over more than 55 miles (90 km) of ocean on Wednesday, reinforcing the possibility it broke up in the air.

But Brazilian Defense Minister Nelson Jobim said the existence of large fuel stains in the water likely ruled out an explosion, undercutting speculation about a bomb attack.

"The existence of oil stains could exclude the possibility of a fire or explosion," he said at a news conference in Brasilia. "If we have oil stains, it means it wasn't burned."
Experts said extreme turbulence or decompression may have caused the Airbus A330 to splinter two days ago on its way from Rio de Janeiro to Paris with 228 people on board.

The first Brazilian navy ship was nearing the crash area, about 685 miles (1,100 km) northeast of Brazil's coast, to begin retrieving debris. French officials said they may never discover why the plane went down as the flight data and voice recorders may be lost at the bottom of the ocean.

Air force pilots searching the area have reported no signs of survivors and officials said recovering bodies may be extremely difficult.
 
WAZAZI!naona wabrazil 'WALIJICHANGANYA KIDOGO' kwenye kile walichoamini ndicho,kumbe SICHO!hebu tupitie pitie hii hapa:


Red-faced Brazilian officials said debris they thought was from an Air France crash in the Atlantic was in fact sea "trash," adding to the uncertainties surrounding the jet tragedy.
A big oil slick originally thought to come from the plane probably also came from a ship …

  • Some relatives declined to attend memorial services

"Up to now, no material from the plane has been recovered," Brigadier Ramon Cardoso, director of Brazilian air traffic control, told reporters in the northeastern city of Recife.
Items, including a cargo pallet and two buoys, pulled from the ocean early Thursday -- which Cardoso himself had initially said came from downed Air France flight AF 477 -- actually came from another source, most certainly a ship.
"We confirm that the pallet found is not part of the debris of the plane. It's a pallet that was in the area, but considered more to be trash," he said.
The pallet was made of wood, and the Air France Airbus A330 did not have any wooden pallets on board. "That's how we can confirm that the pallet isn't part of the remains of the aircraft," Cardoso said.
He also said a big oil slick originally thought to come from the plane probably also came from a ship passing through the zone, 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) off Brazil's northeast coast.
Despite the mistake over the debris, it appeared the Brazilian navy was in the right general area where the Air France came down.
Air force planes on Tuesday and Wednesday spotted items in the water, including a seat from a plane and a seven-meter (23-foot) chunk of what looked like fuselage, that Defense Minister Nelson Jobim said were beyond a doubt from the French jet.
Air France flight AF 477 came down early Monday as it was transporting 228 people from Rio de Janeiro to Paris.
Speculation over what caused the accident has ranged from a massive, lightning-packed storm in the area at the time, to turbulence, to pilot error or a combination of factors.
No mayday call was received from the plane, just a series of data transmissions signaling it had lost power and then had either broken up or gone into a fatal dive.
Memorial services were held Wednesday in Paris and Thursday in Rio for those on board the plane, though no bodies have been spotted at sea.
Many relatives of the passengers attended, but others declined, refusing to give up hope that somehow, despite the evidence, their loved ones had survived.
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said after speaking at the Rio ceremony "it will probably take some time" before the reason for the catastrophe -- the worst in Air France's history -- would be known.
The point in the Atlantic where the plane came down is "immensely deep," between 3,000 and 4,000 meters, complicating the search for the black boxes, he said.
Jobim on Wednesday called an explosion on board the downed plane "improbable" based on the presence of slicks at the crash site, inferring that the fuel would have burned away in a blast or fire.
But with the biggest of those slicks now found to be oil from a ship, that hypothesis seemed undermined.
Also, a Spanish pilot who was flying at high altitude some distance behind the doomed Air France jetliner said he saw an "intense flash of white light," according to his airline, Air Comet.
A co-pilot and passenger also saw the bright light, according to a report initially given to Spain's El Mundo newspaper and confirmed by AFP.
"Suddenly, we saw in the distance a strong and intense flash of white light, which followed a descending and vertical trajectory and which broke up in six seconds," the unidentified captain wrote.
 
Its confusing now, hiyo ndege itakuwa wapi now? Lets wait and hear more.
 
BelindaJacob said:
Its confusing now, hiyo ndege itakuwa wapi now? Lets wait and hear more.
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THIS IS CONFUSION MAMA!nawashangaa wabrasil 'they were only suspicious',sasa what does this imply?wanakuwa kama TZ?
 
BelindaJacob said:
Its confusing now, hiyo ndege itakuwa wapi now? Lets wait and hear more.
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Belindar jacob Dada hiyo ndege haijulikani wapi ilipo na ndio maana inatafutwa .hapa Tz bado tunaendelea na ijumaa leo vipi huko ulipo ?
 
Kwani si tayari masalia kama vile viti na vpande vya vyuma na nguo vimeshaonekana vikielea baharini jamani au?
 
KAKA MKUBWA said:
Kwani si tayari masalia kama vile viti na vpande vya vyuma na nguo vimeshaonekana vikielea baharini jamani au?
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Habari za hivi karibuni, wanasema vipande walivyovipata sio vya ile ndege ya ufaransa iliyopotea. Hata mafuta walioyaona baharini wanahisi ni ya meli na hakuna ushahidi kuwa ni ya ndege ilyopotea!! Kazi ipo na bado inaendela!!
 
Kazi kweli ipo- na ni ngumu sana!

sasa hii ndege imepotelea wapi?
 
Maria Roza said:
Kun habari wanasema kuwa Air France walipewa warning na magaidi kuwa wawe makini na ndege zao zitokazo Bogota Argentina. Sasa huwezi jua!!! Mungu atuepushe mbali na hawa Magaidi
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Uwezekano wa magaidi haujaodolewe kwa 100%. Anyway lets wait and see!!
 
Mzalendohalisi said:
Kazi kweli ipo- na ni ngumu sana!

sasa hii ndege imepotelea wapi?
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😕sasa jamani kama ingukwa inajulikana wapi imepotelea si wangekuwa tayari wamesha ielezea hali halisi.hawajuwi wapi imepotelea na ndio maana wamo katika pirika za kuitafuta.
 
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