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Re:Fragments of a wing washed up on Reunion could be wreckag... by hermanmerman on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @03:41PM (#9971099)
It must be so hard to be one of the friends or family of someone who was in MH370. Every now and then you get a new hope that you could get closure, but until now it's just been speculations... Let's hope this one is different.
Re:Fragments of a wing washed up on Reunion could be wreckag... by throwaway64908 on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @06:31PM (#9972013)
The families are not hoping for closure - they're hoping their relatives are still alive.

Regions new to passenger aviation cannot fathom that hundreds of people just cease to exist in an air accident.

Re:Fragments of a wing washed up on Reunion could be wreckag... by Gigablah on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @08:26PM (#9972576)
What do you mean "regions new to passenger aviation"? Both Malaysia and China have domestic air flights operating way before the 1950s.
Re:Fragments of a wing washed up on Reunion could be wreckag... by saryant on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @11:27PM (#9973034)
Malaysia Air was founded in 1947.