Well it is sad the pilot decided to suicide (if it is proven
true)....it is also very selfish to drag other innocent passengers
as well.
I don't think (personal opinion) Malaysia stood by and did
nothing. However the way they handled the situation could be alot
better. I felt they were trying to be open with the victims about
the situation but failed.
Things like "the plane crashed in the ocean but no wreckage was
found yet...is not being very sensitive. Information was also
either miscommunicated or mismanaged. This however points more to
the general effectiveness to handle the situation.
As for Malaysia Airlines reputation...well... it probably has
seen better days.
I said Malaysia did nothing because 1)They took such a long time to
send out army to search for the plane whereas neighbouring
countries are the ones doing so 2)They were insincere and even sent
the China relatives to India? They kept on giving misleading
information(although partly not their fault).. The pilot was a
supporter on Anwar, however what would he have achieved by
suiciding? Trying to seek justice? The pilot flew in such a long
opposite direction from Beijing, this proves that a crash is not
possible, hijacking is not really the case because no demands are
made... Whats the point of hijacking but not requesting anything,
doesn't that defeats their purpose? I therefore believe that the
pilot was the prime suspect...
