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Release of Findings in Australia

Media Release: Search operation for Malaysian airlines aircraft: Update 6 - Australian Maritime Safety Authority

20 Mar 2014 3:27 PM

Search operation for Malaysian airlines aircraft: Update 6
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Statement from AMSA Emergency Response Division General Manager John Young
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* All times will be expressed in Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time.
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The Australian Maritime Safety Authority is coordinating the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft, with assistance from the Australian Defence Force, the New Zealand Air Force and the United States Navy.
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AMSA’s Rescue Coordination Centre Australia has received satellite imagery of objects possibly related to the search for the missing aircraft, flight MH370.
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RCC Australia received an expert assessment of commercial satellite imagery on Thursday.
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The images were captured by satellite. They may not be related to the aircraft.
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The assessment of these images was provided by the Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation as a possible indication of debris south of the search area that has been the focus of the search operation.
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The imagery is in the vicinity of the search area defined and searched in the past two days.
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Four aircraft have been reoriented to the area 2500 kilometres south-west of Perth as a result of this information.
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A Royal Australian Air Force Orion aircraft arrived in the area about 1.50pm.
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A further three aircraft have been tasked by RCC Australia to the area later today, including a Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion and United States Navy P8 Poseidon aircraft.
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The Poseidon aircraft is expected to arrive at 3pm. The second RAAF Orion is expected to depart RAAF Base Pearce at 6pm.
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The New Zealand Orion is due to depart at 8pm.
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A RAAF C-130 Hercules aircraft has been tasked by RCC Australia to drop datum marker buoys.
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These marker buoys assist RCC Australia by providing information about water movement to assist in drift modelling. They will provide an ongoing reference point if the task of relocating the objects becomes protracted.
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A merchant ship that responded to a shipping broadcast issued by RCC Australia on Monday is expected to arrive in the area about 6pm.
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Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Success is en route to the area but is some days away from this area. She is well equipped to recover any objects located and proven to be from MH370.
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The focus for AMSA is to continue the search operation, with all available assets.
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The assets are searching for anything signs of the missing aircraft.
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Weather conditions are moderate in the Southern Indian Ocean where the search is taking place. Poor visibility has been reported.
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AMSA continues to hold grave concerns for the passengers and crew on board.
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E: media@amsa.gov.au
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Media materials are available in electronic form here:
http://www.amsa.gov.au/media/incidents/mh370-search.asp

 

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Media Release MH370

 

[ARV]

Australia sees possible plane debris
Updated 5 minutes ago

AMSA General Manager John Young said the objects spotted were a "reasonable size"
Australia is investigating two objects seen on satellite images that could potentially be linked to the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, officials say.

Planes and ships from Australia, New Zealand and the US were heading to the area 2,500km (1,550 miles) south-west of Perth to search for the objects.

The largest appeared to be 24m in size, maritime authorities said, but warned they could be unrelated to the plane.

Australia has been searching in the southern Indian Ocean for the aircraft.

Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on 8 March when it lost contact with air traffic controllers. A total of 239 people were on board.

Twenty-six nations have been involved in a major search for the missing plane, which Malaysia says was intentionally diverted.

Investigators have been scrutinising the backgrounds of both the crew and the passengers, but have so far identified no evidence of terror or other potentially relevant links.

A number of sightings of possible debris have been investigated in the course of the search but so far none have proved to be linked.

 

[Jerrymsigwa]

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[Jerhy]

Chinese embassy in Australia activated emergency measures after being informed of debris possibly related to missing plane of Perth, China's Foreign Ministry says - @STForeignDesk

 

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More Breaking News

1hr ago

Photo: Australia releases satellite image of objects found during search for missing Malaysia Airlines jet - @

 

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Photo: Australia releases 2nd image of objects found during Malaysia Airlines search - amsA_News

 

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MALAYSIA AIRLINES FLIGHT MISSING, MARCH 2014
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US Navy P-8 Poseidon aircraft 'has not been able to confirm what satellite images show,' photos were taken March 16 - KerryNBC, @

 

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Two images spotted by satellites that may be potential debris from a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner were "indistinct", with the largest measuring 24 metres, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said on Thursday.

"They are objects of a reasonable size and probably awash with water moving up and down over the surface," John Young, general manager of the emergency response division of AMSA, said.

Australia has sent four search aircraft and two ships to an area south of the search zone in the southern Indian Ocean it identified earlier this week to search for the objects pinpointed by satellites.

Water in the search area was "several thousand metres deep" and poor visibility in the area would hamper the search, although the weather was moderate, Young said.

 

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Norwegian ship reaches area in southern Indian Ocean where objects were spotted by satellite - reuters

 

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News:

1hr ago

Photo: US first lady Michelle Obama arrives in Beijing to start her 7-day China trip - reuters

 

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Australian officials say search for possible objects from missing plane ends for Thursday - @AP

end of alert

 

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Britain is sending the HMS Echo to join the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, the Ministry of Defence confirmed. The survey ship - currently visiting the Omani port of Duqm in the Persian Gulf - is in its way to help with efforts to find the passenger jet in the so-called 'southern corridor' search area. The plane vanished in the early hours of March 8 after leaving Kuala Lumpur for Beijing with 227 passengers and 12 crew.

 

[Jerhy]

Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C Orion has post flight checks conducted by maintenance personnel

 

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Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C Orion aircraft. The aircraft is to join the Australian Maritime Safety Authority-led search for Flight MH370

 

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This is one of the AP-3C Orion aircraft that is expected to help search for the missing plane Hide
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370

 

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A Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K2 Orion aircraft which will join the Australian-led search in the southern Indian Ocean Hide Malaysia Airlines flight MH370

 

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MALAYSIA AIRLINES FLIGHT MISSING, MARCH 2014

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Norwegian cargo ship near coordinates where objects were spotted will look for missing jet debris with binoculars, owners say - live video

 

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John Young, manager of Australian Maritime Safety Authority's emergency response division, said: "This is a lead, it's probably the best lead we have right now."

 

[Donpela]

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