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Missing Asia Plane. AirAsia

Indonesian navy official told BBC no wreckage of #QZ5801 has been found.…

Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean has visited the families waiting for news of flight QZ8501 at Changi Airport's Terminal 2 – @AsCorrespondent

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore: 'Indonesia accepts Singapore's offer to assist in the search and locate efforts of the missing Indonesia AirAsia aircraft' – statement

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

NEWS Jetblue adds three routes from Ronald Reagan Airport

JetBlue Airways is adding three more nonstop routes from Ronald Reagan Washington…

Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT Djoko Murjatmodjo, Indonesia's acting director general of transportation, says there was no distress signal from the cockpit – @AP

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT AirAsia missing flight hotline set up on +622 129 850 801 for those concerned about welfare of family, friends – @9NewsAus

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT AirAsia flight: No press conference to be held at Singapore's Changi Airport, all briefings will be in Indonesia – @YahooSG

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

NEWS Indonesia AirAsia is 49% owned by Malaysia-based budget carrier AirAsia, with local investors holding the rest – @Reuters

Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT Malaysia's transport minister: 'Malaysian government has set up a rescue coordination center at Subang, Malaysia, and is deploying assets now to aid the search and rescue, is coordinating with Indonesian led effort' – @liowtionglai

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT Editor's note: AirAsia has never had a fatal accident, according to RT and The Telegraph. – Stephanie

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT WeatherBug: 'Our lightning data has some strikes near the path of AirAsia flight QZ8501 between 23:09 and 23:20 UTC' – @WeatherBug

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

ALERT Editor's note: AirAsia flight QZ8501 has been missing for more than six hours now, AP reports. It is not clear where the plane is, but Indonesian officials said it would not be able to be in the air at this point and they believe it went missing between Tanjung Pandan and Pontianak. Officials say the pilot had asked if it could go higher from 32,000 feet to 34,000 feet after reporting clouds. – Stephanie

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Melanie Kraft

January 24, 2016

News

Missing Asia Plane. AirAsia

ALERT Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean has visited the families waiting for news of flight QZ8501 at Changi Airport's Terminal 2 – @AsCorrespondent

ALERT Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore: 'Indonesia accepts Singapore's offer to assist in the search and locate efforts of the missing Indonesia AirAsia aircraft' – statement

NEWS Jetblue adds three routes from Ronald Reagan Airport

ALERT Djoko Murjatmodjo, Indonesia's acting director general of transportation, says there was no distress signal from the cockpit – @AP

ALERT AirAsia missing flight hotline set up on +622 129 850 801 for those concerned about welfare of family, friends – @9NewsAus

ALERT AirAsia flight: No press conference to be held at Singapore's Changi Airport, all briefings will be in Indonesia – @YahooSG

NEWS Indonesia AirAsia is 49% owned by Malaysia-based budget carrier AirAsia, with local investors holding the rest – @Reuters

ALERT Malaysia's transport minister: 'Malaysian government has set up a rescue coordination center at Subang, Malaysia, and is deploying assets now to aid the search and rescue, is coordinating with Indonesian led effort' – @liowtionglai

ALERT Editor's note: AirAsia has never had a fatal accident, according to RT and The Telegraph. – Stephanie

ALERT WeatherBug: 'Our lightning data has some strikes near the path of AirAsia flight QZ8501 between 23:09 and 23:20 UTC' – @WeatherBug

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