A quad copter can't but put up several global hawks dedicated to a continual search and I'd say it's very do-able!
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This piece from Wetalkuav is nonsense and down at the level of the british tabloid newspaper's coverage of Ian Wilson's claim to have spotted a plane-shaped blob in Google Earth imagery of jungle 60 kilometres from Pnom Penh.
Even if the plane-shaped blob really was a plane, it's unlikely to be MH370.
The shape doesn't look much like a 777 and what are the chances MH370 is in on the ground in one piece?
Considering that several pieces of confirmed wreckage from MH370 have been found spread around the western side of the Indian Ocean, it really doesn't look like Mr Wilson's blob is MH370.
Missing flight MH370 – a visual guide to the parts and debris found so far
Could drones investigate the site of the non-MH370 blob?
Perhaps, but as it's only 60 kilometres from the capital of Cambodia it would easily be investigated by planes or helicopters too.
Even if the plane-shaped blob really was a plane, it's unlikely to be MH370.
The shape doesn't look much like a 777 and what are the chances MH370 is in on the ground in one piece?
Considering that several pieces of confirmed wreckage from MH370 have been found spread around the western side of the Indian Ocean, it really doesn't look like Mr Wilson's blob is MH370.
Missing flight MH370 – a visual guide to the parts and debris found so far
Could drones investigate the site of the non-MH370 blob?
Perhaps, but as it's only 60 kilometres from the capital of Cambodia it would easily be investigated by planes or helicopters too.
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