Flight MH370 Was Abducted! Britain’s Rolls Royce Holds The Secret in Derby

Andrew Drummond | Mar 13, 2014

With news now coming from the Wall Street Journal and followed up in most of the international media that Malaysian Airlines MH370 flew on for another four hours, this site is now taking a break for a few hours, out of respect for the families and to allow Rolls Royce, to confirm that the engines on the Boeing 777 were in fact still operating long after this flight was reported in flames off Vietnam, and that said Trent 800 engines have been subject to a rigorous lie detector test.


And if the engines were whining long after the plane had stopped? Did nobody ask them at RR or Malaysian Airlines? 

If Rolls Royce comes in as the thundering hero and solves this mess, that would be good.  The company is in the mire in Vietnam (two of its Vietnamese partners have been sentenced to death) and in India, where it has had to pay back millions and in the US where, like in the UK it’s under investigation by the Serious Fraud Office, it is also under investigation for corruption.  However there is no suggestion that its engines fib, unless they have, er, taken control.

What may be subject to interpretation is how Rolls Royce translates what the engines, as above,  are trying to say or indeed how the Wall Street Journal translates what they have been told from a third party by way of a first and second.

As sources say that the plane might have been hijacked ‘for further use’ one has to assume that it now has in fact landed and the world’s super surveillance agencies are not any better finding a plane on land than they are in finding one under water.

I am leaving this in the capable hands of PPRUNE and the Aviation Herald. This story is almost too cracking to stay with. So I am off to the Mucky Duck. If RR’s engines can rustle me up some french fries it would be appreciated.

To the newspapers I serve. I have not deserted my post. I am just taking a break while a zillion more miles of land mass or sea, which this plane has now apparently flown over, are adequately searched.

If I end up in Suzie Wong’s I will keep the bill as it is clearly within the new search zone. I will merely be doing my bit leaving no stone unturned.

And thanks to the 600,000 who have tuned in here! Slante!

A day after this was published the Malaysian authorities denied that RR’s Trent engines had sent back info. However the aircraft did appear to ping to a sattellite by another method.