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At least, that s the claim made in the advance information released online by the publisher of a new book about the missing plane, which claims that the book by aviation expert and frequent CNN commentator David Soucie provides a riveting, page-turning narrative that answers the mystery the rest of the world just couldn t solve.
The baffling disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines flight has set off a chain reaction of confusion extending from the top levels of the official investigation, now apparently down through the online and commercial efforts of independent experts — because Soucie himself has now declared enterprise rent a cars damaged unit sales the selling point of his own book, as stated by its publisher, is preposterous.
In addition enterprise rent a cars damaged unit sales to appearing on the website of Skyhorse Publishing, which says on its site that Publishers Weekly calls it the fastest-growing small publisher in America, the same description appears on the Amazon page for the book .
Even the book s own title, Malaysia Airlines enterprise rent a cars damaged unit sales Flight 370: The Plane, the Passengers—and the True Story of What Happened to the Missing Aircraft , implies that the book contains new revelations that answer the confounding questions around the March 8 incident, when the Boeing 777-200 carrying 238 passengers and crew simply disappeared from the sky.
The aircraft depicted on the cover is clearly a propeller-powered plane — possibly one of the search aircraft, but also just as likely a poorly selected stock image. Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was a Boeing 777-200 which of course is powered by jet engines , as is any large commercial airliner.
The actual Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing, bearing the registration number 9M-MRO, can be seen in the photo at top, taking off from Charles De Gaulle Airport in France in December of 2011.
The Skyhorse Publishing page for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: The Plane, the Passengers—and the True Story of What Happened to the Missing Aircraft does not appear to contain an image of the book s cover.