As teorias da conspiração jamais morrem, alimentam-se do mediatismo das mesmas, isso é que lhes garante a vida. Para um bom teórico da conspiração é indiferente encontram-se peças de um avião num determinado local, a conclusão será sempre de que foram "plantadas". E se não conseguires mostrar isso, será outra coisa qualquer, é um combate inútil.
While investigators initially thought that the plane might have gone down quickly in a tight spiral, the debris that washed up on Reunion Island near Madagascar in the Indian Ocean last week suggests that the aircraft might have glided along after running out of fuel and descended slowly into the water.
The piece of the plane that was found, called a "flaperon," was likely "broken off by the engine pod ripping off as it was dragged through the water on the initial impact," Tracy Lamb, an aviation safety consultant and former Boeing 737 pilot, told Bloomberg.
"The speculation among pilots right now is that it must have come down at a relatively shallow angle," Lamb said.
Former US National Transportation Safety Board investigator Greg Feith told Bloomberg that since the piece is not "crushed," experts "can deduce it was either a low-energy crash or a low-energy intentional ditching."
Technology that might have averted the Germanwings tragedy by remotely seizing control of the plane has existed for years – but has been resisted by the aviation industry, it emerged last night
Yet such an attack from outside is unlikely due to the technical challenges of overcoming software architectures that, unlike banks, are currently unfamiliar and largely bespoke. It would be far easier to pay a disgruntled employee to implant malware either directly into the aircraft during a maintenance routine or through the jetway when the aircraft docks to upload the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) system. (The IFE on the Boeing 787 used to link to the flight control system, but the company have since rectified this, according to Mr Stupples.) Just the threat of activating such a program when a flight is in the air could be enough to trigger a ransom.

O que me parece plausível é o facto de partes do avião (capazes de flutuarem pela presença de materiais isolantes no seu interior) puderem dar à costa ao fim de muitos meses à deriva. É natural e perfeitamente possível pela dinâmica dos ventos e das marés.

Passou aqui por cima há pouco uma avião todo branco ( pelo menos pareceu ) , fui ver ao flight Radar
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link: http://www.flightradar24.com/GRL942/780e623
Nunca o tinha visto passar ..

, todo branco ...