How many Chinese were on the missing plane, and which Chinese were on the missing plane

There were 154 Chinese on the missing plane.

Among the 154 missing Chinese, more than 60 are communications experts from various Chinese telecommunications companies, whose main job is to build a submarine fiber optic cable project near Malacca, and take Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 for nothing else but to return home.

What is intriguing is that the location of the Malaysia Airlines accident is in Malacca, and these communication experts have a lot of top-secret documents exchanged between China and Malaysia, and if the documents on these people are stolen, the consequences are very serious.

There are also four computer engineers in ChinaThey are employees of a company in the United States, and there is also very important information about these four people, that is, a very advanced chip, although this chip is small in size, but it is very powerful.

Then there are some people who are very simple tourists, or international students, they also wanted to return to their homeland on this plane this time, but they didn't expect such a thing to happen in the middle of the way.

Closed to the indemnity

On November 10, 2015, Malaysia Airlines' Chief Operating Officer for Commercial Skins, Mr. Dunleavy, said that he hoped that the families of the missing passengers would be patient and that Malaysia Airlines would ensure that the families would be compensated.

Eight months have passed since the loss of Malaysia Airlines MH370 aircraft, and the family members of Malaysia Airlines have not been able to obtain the compensation promised by Malaysia Airlines when the search for the aircraft has failed, causing dissatisfaction among the families. In response, Malaysia Airlines' Chief Operating Officer Dunleavy asked the family to wait patiently as compensation would eventually be issued.

Malaysia Airlines said that if the family is not satisfied with the compensation, they can seek legal advice and can file a lawsuit.

Under the Montreal Convention, airlines are required to pay approximately US$10,000 in compensation for each passenger killed. Dunleavy said the families of passengers can take legal action to demand higher compensation.

On 4 March 2016, Malaysia's Transport Minister Liew Chung Lai appealed to the families of passengers of flight MH370 to file a claim with Malaysia Airlines before the end of the two-year period set out in the Montreal Convention.

A lot of people ask about this these days. There are a lot of them.

Example: On September 9, 1990, on the control tower of Caraga's airport in Venezuela, South America. It was suddenly discovered that a long-obsolete "Douglas-type" airliner flew towards the airport, and the radar on the airfield could not find the presence of this aircraft at all.

When the plane landed at the airport, it was immediately surrounded by guards.

As soon as the pilot and passengers stepped off the plane, they asked, "What's wrong with us?" What is this place?

The airport officer said, "This is Venezuela, where are you from?" The pilot exclaimed

Oh, my God! We are Pan Am Flight 914, flying from New York to Florida, how did we fly to you? The error is more than 2,000 kilometers".

Then he immediately took out his flight diary and showed it to the airport personnel: the plane took off on July 2, 1955, after 35 years! The airport officer said in surprise

That's impossible! You're making up stories! Later, it was confirmed by telex that Flight 914 had indeed taken off from New York on July 2, 1955, and was bound for Florida, but suddenly disappeared on the way and was never found.

At that time, it was believed that the plane had fallen into the sea, and the more than 50 passengers on board were fully compensated for the death insurance. These people returned home to the United States, to the surprise of their families. The children and loved ones are old, and they are still as young as they were then.

The United States and scientists specifically examined the ID cards and bodies of these people and confirmed that this was not a farce, but a conclusive fact.

A total of 239 people were on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, including 227 passengers (including 2 infants) and 12 crew members, and the passengers on the flight were from 13 countries

154 from China (including 1 Taiwan compatriot and 1 baby), 38 from Malaysia, 12 from Indonesia, 7 from Australia, 3 from France, 4 from Americans (including 1 baby), 2 each from New Zealand, Ukraine and Canada, 1 each from Russia, Italy, the Netherlands and Austria.