Shocking News on Missing MAS MH370 Aircraft

It all started on a Saturday morning, and I got to know about this news when I was traveling to work. The radio station 9.88 made an annocement of a missing MAS aircraft which supposed to land at Beijing in the morning 6.30am. However, the aircraft MH370 was reported missing at 2.30am. It has been more that 35 hours now and nothing yet to be found and confirmed by the authorities on the whereabouts of the aircraft.

With the advancement of modern technology, it is still possible that an aircraft as big as this Boeing 777 to vanished. Many speculations has been circulating around and I don't think I want to create more unnecessary confusion on this. Just hope that all the 227 passengers and 12 crew members are safe. Whatever happen, this will definitely affects all Malaysian and others who care about MH370 safety. Let us all pray for them and keep our hope alive for their returns.

Traffic Jam in Kuala Lumpur for Aircrafts

Who says we only have traffic jam for cars in Kuala Lumpur?! Now in Kuala Lumpur International Airport, despite of good weather in our country, we do experience traffic jam for aircrafts to land and to take off. If you always experience traffic jam for an hour in highway or in town, same goes to the planes.

I experienced it myself, boarded an aircraft at 11.00am sharp and later being informed by the pilot that there was a congestion at the runway, 20 aircrafts are queuing to take off. Guess what? All aircrafts seems to be using the same runway to take off, despite of if the flight is from KLIA or LCCT. I saw MAS, Cathay, JetStar, AirAsia, Emirates and others all waiting at the queue. I really don't know if this is the norm in terms of how International Airports operates, but should there be a separate runway for a KLIA and LCCT? Just curious about it because only after 1 hour waited in the aircraft, it then come to our turn to take off. Lucky that my connecting flight has a gap of another 45 mins; but still it was very rush!

Again, I want to say we did it again...with consistent possibility of traffic jam without discriminating the mode of transportation you use. Seeing is believing!