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PERTH, Australia—Search operations for possible debris from the downed Malaysia Airlines plane were suspended Thursday due to bad weather, Australian officials said, after the latest satellite images revealed 122 objects floating in the turbulent Indian Ocean. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority said all planes that headed for the search area in the southern Indian Ocean earlier Thursday were now returning to Perth. Ships, too, were leaving the area about 2,500 kilometers (1,550 miles) southwest of Perth that was buffeted by heavy rains and strong winds that brought low clouds and reduced visibility. Eleven planes and five ships had planned to scour the sea for objects from Flight 370, which vanished early March 8 en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people aboard. In this Wednesday, March 26, 2014 photo, Sensor Employment Manager Neville Dawson keeps watch on the radar on board a Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C Orion during a search for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in the southern Indian Ocean. A French satellite scanning the Indian Ocean for remnants of the missing jetliner found a possible plane debris field containing 122 objects, a top Malaysian official said Wednesday, calling it "the most credible lead that we have." ((AP Photo/Paul Kane, Pool)) Search planes have been flying out of Perth for a week, looking without any success for objects spotted in vague satellite images, the latest of which showed 122 objects floating in the ocean. Finding them would give physical confirmation that the flight had crashed, and allow searchers to narrow the hunt for the wreckage of the plane and its black boxes, which could solve the mystery of why the plane was so far off-course. Malaysian officials said earlier this week that satellite data confirmed the plane crashed while on a course toward the southern Indian Ocean. Malaysia Airlines on Thursday ran a full-page condolence advertisement with a black background in a major newspaper. "Our sincerest condolences go out to the loved ones of the 239 passengers, friends and colleagues. Words alone cannot express our enormous sorrow and pain," read the advertisement in the New Straits Times. The 122 objects captured by a French satellite ranged in size from 1 meter (3 feet) to 23 meters (75 feet). The sighting was called "the most credible lead that we have" by a top Malaysian official on Wednesday, but the search will now have to wait until the weather improves, echoing the frustration of earlier sweeps that failed to zero in on three objects spotted by satellites in recent days. In this Wednesday, March 26, 2014 photo, Navigation/Communications Officer Brittany Sharpe operates from her station on board a Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C Orion during a search for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in the southern Indian Ocean. A French satellite scanning the Indian Ocean for remnants of the missing jetliner found a possible plane debris field containing 122 objects, a top Malaysian official said Wednesday, calling it "the most credible lead that we have." ((AP Photo/Paul Kane, Pool)) With the search in motion, Malaysian officials again sought to assuage the angry relatives of the flight's 153 Chinese passengers. But Defense Minister Hishammuddin Hussein also expressed exasperation, pointedly saying Chinese families "must also understand that we in Malaysia also lost our loved ones," as did "so many other nations." The latest satellite images, captured Sunday and relayed by French-based Airbus Defense and Space, are the first to suggest a debris field from the plane, rather than just isolated objects. The items were spotted in roughly the same area as other objects previously seen by Australian and Chinese satellites. At a news conference in Kuala Lumpur, Hishammuddin said some of them "appeared to be bright, possibly indicating solid materials." But experts cautioned that the area's frequent high seas and bad weather and its distance from land complicated an already-trying search. Malaysia said Monday that an analysis of the final known satellite signals from the plane showed that it had gone down in the sea, with no survivors. Though officials believe they know roughly where the plane is, they don't know why it disappeared shortly after takeoff. Investigators have ruled out nothing—including mechanical or electrical failure, hijacking, sabotage, terrorism or issues related to the mental health of the pilots or someone else on board. ——— McDonald reported from Kuala Lumpur. Associated Press writers Eileen Ng in Kuala Lumpur, Christopher Bodeen and Didi Tang in Beijing, Kristen Gelineau in Sydney, Rod McGuirk in Canberra, Australia, Justin Pritchard in Los Angeles, Michael Tarm in Chicago, Eric Tucker in Washington and Nick Perry in Wellington, New Zealand, contributed to this report. A Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force AP-3C Orion arrives back at RAAF Base Peace after continuing the search for debris or wreckage of the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 in Perth, Australia, Thursday, March 27, 2014. Six countries have joined the search for the missing plane believed to have crashed in the southern Indian Ocean. ((AP Photo/Rob Griffith/Pool))
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Novi trag: Satelitske snimke pokazuju 300 "plutajućih objekata", loše vrijeme prekinulo potragu za Boeingom Foto: Guliver Image/Getty Images TAJLANDSKE vlasti objavile su kako je uočila 300 objekata koji plutaju na moru u području udaljenom oko 2700 kilometara od australskog Pertha, javlja AFP. Objekte je na satelitskim snimkama uočila tajlandska Agencija za razvoj geoinformatike i svemirske tehnologije. Prema njihovim procjenama objekti su dugi od dva do 15 metara. Tajlandski list The Nation također izvještava o snimkama na kojima se vidi 300 objekata koji plutaju u Indijskom oceanu na području koje je oko 200 kilometara udaljeno od onog kojeg pretražuju. Prekinuta potrga zbog lošeg vremena Loši vremenski uvjeti zaustavili su u četvrtak zračnu i pomorsku potragu za putničkim zrakoplovom Malaysia Airlinesa za koji se vjeruje da se srušio u južnom dijelu Indijskog oceana, čime su dodano umanjeni izgledi za pronalaženje ostataka zrakoplova koji se navodno vide na novim satelitskim snimkama. Međunarodna potraga, koja uključuje jedanaest zrakoplova i pet brodova, bila je krenula prema području na kojemu bi se moglo nalaziti više od stotinu objekata snimljenih francuskim satelitom ranije ovoga tjedna. Pretpostavlja se da su to ostaci malezijskog zrakoplova s 239 putnika i članova posade nestalog prije 19 dana. "Vremenska prognoza za to područje je velika hladnoća, velike turbulencije i gotovo nikakva vidljivost", rekao je američki časnik Adam Schantz koji vodi tim američkih zrakoplova. "Svi koji su tamo vraćaju se, a svi letovi prema tom dijelu oceana otkazani su", dodao je Schantz, prenosi Reuters. Australske pomorske vlasti, koje koordiniraju cijelu operaciju potrage, potvrdile su da su svi izviđački letovi otkazani, a brodovi napuštaju to područje zbog lošeg vremena. FBI će uskoro dovršiti analizu simulatora leta Stručnjaci FBI-ja, američke savezne policije, dovršit će za dan-dva analizu simulatora leta zaplijenjenog u domu kapetana Boeinga 777 na letu MH370 Zahariea Ahmada Shaha, izjavio je u srijedu direktor FBI-ja James Comey. "Ponudili smo svu pomoć koju možemo pružiti i oni su zatražili naše stručno vještačenje koja obuhvaća i obradu informatičke opreme koju su nam dali", rekao je Comey na saslušanju u američkom Kongresu. "Moje ekipe rade 24 sata na dan kako bi je pokušali iskoristiti. Ne mogu više otkriti javnosti, ali mislim da će se taj posao brzo završiti, za dan-dva", dodao je. Dio obitelji kineskih putnika iz nestalog zrakoplova dobio odštetu Kineske osiguravateljske kuće počele su isplaćivati odštete obiteljima putnika iz nestalog aviona Malaysia Airlinesa za kojeg se vjeruje da se srušio u južni Indijski ocean, piše novinska agencija Xinhua u četvrtak. Obitelji sedam putnika primile su oko 4,2 milijuna juana (671.600 dolara) u utorak, navodi Xinhua najveću osiguravateljsku kuću China Life. Ona kaže da je imala 32 klijenta u zrakoplovu te procjenjuje kompenzaciju na oko 9 milijuna juana. "China Life duboko žali zbog vijesti i osigurat će odštetu i sve druge povezane usluge", rekao je glasnogovornik kompanije. New China Life Insurance Co. Ltd. dat će odštetu za devet putnika u iznosu od oko milijun juana, a šangajska China Pacific Insurance Co., Ltd. kazala je da je isplatila prvu odšetu od 525.000 juana (84.500 dolara) u srijedu, dodaje Xinhua. Satelitske snimke otkrile 122 objekta u moru Malezijski ministar prometa Hishammuddin Hussein rekao je na konferenciji za tisak da je sada važno da se potvrdi da su pronađeni ostaci dijelovi nestalog zrakoplova. "Imamo četiri odvojena traga sa snimaka satelita, iz Australije, Kine i Francuske, koji pokazuju moguće ostatke. Sada je ključno povezati te ostatke s MH370", rekao je Hussein. Najnovije satelitske snimke tvrtke Airbus Defence and Space, odjela Airbus grupacije, prikazuju 122 moguća komada zrakoplova na 400 četvornih metara površine oceana, u rasponu od jednog do 23 metra dužine. Deseci zrakoplova iz Australije, SAD-a, Novog Zelanda, Kine, Japana i Južne Koreje proteklih su dana pretraživali vode oko 2.500 kilometara jugozapadno od Pertha ne bi li ugledali olupinu Boeinga 777 koji se vjerojatno srušio tisućama miljama od svoje predviđene rute. Zrakoplov na letu MH370 malezijske aviokompanije izgubio se s radara 8. ožujka, manje od sat vremena nakon polijetanja iz Kuala Lumpura za Peking s 227 putnika i 12 članova posade, među kojima je više od 150 Kineza, i misteriozno nestao i od tada se za njim intenzivno tragale spasilačke posade čak 26 zemalja. Mjesto rušenja, u južnom dijelu Indijskog oceana, tisućama je milja udaljeno od trase na kojoj se zrakoplov trebao nalaziti i mnogo ključnih pitanja o tome kako je tamo završio još nema odgovore.