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  SuperPhilCool > 12/05/2014, 14:40

  Ever since flight MH370 vanished into thin air, the systems being used haven't been quite up to scratch.
  
  Introducing a new system called Immarsat which will offer a free tracking service to airlines. Thus the system can transmit its location using GPS and relay all this data to over the global network.
  
  
  
  It will be like a massive switchboard oojamaflip that will know where all aeroplanes are in the sky or on the ground. From that picture it looks like you need 7 small monitors and one massive monitor to sort everything out.
  
  I think the use of satellites to monitor the planes is most certainly a good idea.
  
  Before Scotty can say anything, transmitting your location, sorting everything out and monitoring everything through a monitor are not to be used as innuendos for having sex with my female parent old chap. I'm sure you'll find a loophole in here somewhere.
  
  Oh god. I've just realised. Neither are you to use the relaying of data as well. I'm watching you Scotty! I don't want your data being relayed anywhere near my Mother. Go and relay it somewhere else!

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  StrumSolo > 12/05/2014, 15:00

  Only skimmed your post but are you suggesting I employ a similar technique to keep track of your old girl?
  
  Can't say I've ever had any problems locating her to be honest, though in fairness she is quite a bit larger than the average passenger jet.

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  dVIOUS > 12/05/2014, 15:14

  "Ever since flight MH370 vanished into thin air, the systems being used haven't been quite up to scratch."
  
  They downgraded the systems AFTER the disappearance of flight MH370?

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  iamme > 14/05/2014, 10:07

  so basically they now have satellite navigation.
  
  
  "in 300 yards turn left at the cloud".....

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  Ekul-MR > 14/05/2014, 13:30

  Bringing in a slightly conspiracy vibe regarding the missing plane here, but google 'diego garcia mh370' ...Very strange!

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  JamezZ > 14/05/2014, 17:51

  I will check out that suggestion on google Ekul-MR. But regarding conspiracy it does make you wonder if some sinister plan was in motion. An organisation, monitored by whom? Can now track all planes whereabouts and travels at anytime anywhere. Once accepted as a good idea does this move on to cars?
  
  Or maybe its just a good safety precaution. Depends how you view the world I guess

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  Ekul-MR > 15/05/2014, 13:44

  (14/05/2014, 17:51)JamezZ Wrote: I will check out that suggestion on google Ekul-MR. But regarding conspiracy it does make you wonder if some sinister plan was in motion. An organisation, monitored by whom? Can now track all planes whereabouts and travels at anytime anywhere. Once accepted as a good idea does this move on to cars?
  
  Or maybe its just a good safety precaution. Depends how you view the world I guess

  
  Hmm that does make you wonder. But I thought something similar with Google Earth... On Google earth, EVERY persons face is blurred out. How can they possibly have capability of blurring our every single persons face, in the entire world? ...That is rather strange in itself! lol.
  
  But also, this makes me think that the likelihood of a plane just simply going completely 'missing' without anyone anywhere knowing anything about it... Considering that they can blur out EVERY SINGLE PERSONS FACE on google earth, just doesn't seem possible. Which makes me think that something sneaky has happened with this plane. But god knows what or why.
  
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