The Truth Of The Missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 | What Went Wrong: Countdown to Catastrophe
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2023
- The search for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 in the South Indian Ocean captivates global attention. The plane vanished during a Kuala Lumpur to Beijing flight with 230 passengers and 9 crew members. Private individuals and authorities strive to unravel this enigma, examining its erratic trajectory and potential landing strip hypothesis. The disappearance's complexities challenge investigators, while a haunting phone call and a mystery SIM card add further intrigue to this captivating aviation puzzle.
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The fact that this plane meticulously and deftly flew down all of the borders of the airspace jurisdictions is enough for me. For this to happen "accidentally" is near zero probability. I would say 99.9+ % it was deliberate.
....and mass media never lets the apparent truth get out without immediately disputing the apparent deliberate diversion scenario, so they can focus on the mystery/denial arguments.
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Helpful?
I don't get your message.@@georgemacmillan976
Yes, it seems like It from the way it was explained
I don’t understand why a pilot would have the power to switch off the transponder without authorization or an override. Turning a plane into a ghost plane shouldn’t be that easy.
There's a switch saying: Transponder ON and OFF!
I agree, it would be the same if we all had a button in our car to turn the license plates on and off. I've asked a few pilots but never heard a good reason for it, it's permanently on and must be, otherwise it's a possible hijack seen from the air control towers' perspective. But there must be a reason why the switch is there in the cockpit...
@@MrMrHelix Exactly. I don’t get it.
It’s poor risk management.
Keep in mind what that transponder switch is for. It's not just when then plane is airborne. When the plane is parked, gassing up, it does not need that system on. Or , in an emergency, it could be toggled off and on as a single to ATC. Pilots need control. Think about the lights on our cars. Daytime Running Lights make is safe, helps people see you, but you still may need to turn them off.
@@MrMrHelixIn case of some failure in the system, the pilots wanted Manuel control, to prevent fires etc.
Malaysian authorities were responsible for hiding crucial data for several days, and they continue to not come clean with all they know, making them complacent in MH370's disappearance.
100% true
Complicit
@@kelliepatrick519 ok, thanks.
They were scared like hell no country wants to belive and take responsibility of knowing their pilots could do something like this
@@semoneg2826 Scared or not, they have a responsibility to cooperate in any manner - which they clearly failed to do.
Forget the lithium battery Theory!. The batteries didn't fly the plane in the opposite direction and they certainly didn't turn the transponder off. Stick to the facts!
The only question i truly have is why is turning off the transponder even made possible on any flight? What's the point of having blackboxes that record everything and that you can't tamper with, if you CAN'T FIND IT.
Yeah there really should be another hidden transponder, that would automatically turn on if the normal one was turned off, it could just squak 7777, everyone looking at it would know there was a problem.
Dam good questions frfr. I’m with you!
The blackboxes do not record everything. The CVR only records the last half hour or so. Someone clearly did not want the black boxes to be found. Forget pilot suicide!
This will remain the saddest missing and never found case ever, it seems. Absolutely heartbreaking.
yes, im balling my eyes out right now.
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People who have families and decent income seem to not understand that someone can be completely happy, courteous, great conversation & planning to end their life very soon
People will family and money end their lives too…Twitch, Anthony bourdain, Kate Spade,Carolina Flack, Robin Williams….
U don’t just take innocent ppl lives in your hands like that. I don’t buy it. Ppl would probably refer to 911 sayin it was innocent ppl on board as well but how staged was that?
The pilot is the culprit. He deliberately flew the flight into the Indian ocean. The initial left turn gives us enough clue that the pilot is the culprit.
If he flew it into the ocean,why has no wreckage turned up? Zero.
@@snave59 Yes there was a wreckage found in Madagascar.
Do you really believe one man could pull this of?
@@missjo7377 Didn't see how the pilot of German airlines flew the plane directly into a mountain to commit suicide. Any way, the pilot is by faith a muslim , that is another red flag on this suicide mission of the pilot.
@@missjo7377 uh yes clearly
Nothing in a plane stops working at a time… it is a sequence of events… till the exact time when pilot said goodbye, nothing was wrong and then instantly everything turned over so much so that the pilot couldnt contact the atc… this gives strong reason for pilot interference
Not to mention, the transponder was turned off, and the aircraft skirted radar installations. It was a planned out flight path.
Exactly rhey investigators know how to do their job...people are overlooking the facts of the case and jumping to all kind of conspiracy
But, why the transponder can be turned off manually? Shouldn't it be something that always stays on.
Anything on an airplane's electrical system can be turned off by manually tripping the appropriate circuit breaker. Electrical faults that could cause a fire is a more common danger than rogue pilots. Also a transponder on a plane identifies itself by adding information to the return signal the radar station bounces off the plane. Once MH370 had flown far enough away from land that there weren't any radar bouncing signals off it, the transponder wouldn't have a signal to transpond with.
@@johnstuartsmithThe only thing you can't turn off is the flight recorder, but wouldn't you know it we will never find those. How convenient.
I would hope the next generation of planes will have systems that CANNOT be deactivated from the cockpit.
I believe they only use them when the tower tells them to switch it on and gives them a frequency because there are so many planes flying if everyone had it on it would be too confusing for the airports.
@@MrChopsticktechNo, ATC needs to know where planes are. If they don't, we get the many in air and on ground collisions of the past. The transponders are there to track planes, and a malfunctioning transponder is a hazard at best and a mass casualty death sentence at worst.
I don’t think pilot should be able to turn off the GPS .
If the captain would have done this , we will receive many info from United States but they keep very quiet . The reason must be big.
What kind of information do you imagine the United States would have?
Malaysia has been very quiet. The reason must be big.
We as Malaysian still sad about this.
Still sad when hear Goodnight Malaysia.
Selamat Malam MH370....
There are many things happens in this tragic incident but one thing surely that involves is the pilot..
I don't understand what has the malaysian govt. got to hide if they are not releasing the identity of the caller or location?
Maybe because the goverment is involved as well in this tragedy.
Because of their cultural identity, they make every effort to deny responsibility for the actions of their countrymen.
@@chriscma1 didn't the Egypt govt deflect and blame the aircraft when one of their pilot downed a plane flying out from the US? I feel like its the same situation here
Exactly what I am thinking.@@Milan0Thapa
I never in my life knew a damn airplane can disappear.😒🥺 but I believe the pilot involved.
Clearly the pilot did this. The only other viable theory was terrorism but the turn toward penang says again that it was the captain
Why can't the flight data recorder be recording and sending the recorded data in real time to some data center
I knew someone who committed suicide and when I was hanging out with him 30 hours earlier, we were laughing hysterically, ie., there was absolutely nothing indicating he was planning on killing himself. So regarding Mh370, the pilot's family saying he didn't seemed depressed means absolutely nothing. I think the evidence clearly points to pilot suicide.
That's a mind warp. Sorry to hear about your friend. And also to you
@@theresachung703 Actually a friend's brother, but it definitely was a mind warp. Found out years later in an article that hiding their intentions or actually feeling happy in the days leading up to the suicide is typical of some cases. But at the time I couldn't wrap my head around it.
@@theresachung703 But didn't he plot the course on a Microsoft flight simulator just days before? Or has that been debunked?
Captain Zaharie's son said he was withdrawn and moody leading up to the MH370 incident.
@@tonyducks1121 .....just the fact that the same flight path was on his simulator indicates it was suicide. All these other theories are utterly ridiculous. Talk about ignoring evidence.
I trust Pilot Simon Hardy's understanding of what happened.
Yeah look, I dunno man, that pony tail is a bit too edgy for me 🤷🏼♂️
Covered up by the Malaysia government and was pilot suicide!!
People know where this airplane is, even after this amount of time. Hopefully the families get closure in this tragedy.
Absolutely they do!
You think too highly of the Malaysian government. I highly doubt they have the skill or resources to cover up something of this magnitude
@missjo7377 By not continuing the search or admitting what actually happened to the families, they are complict.
Can hardly believe this was almost 10 years go, already... the most likely scenario remains the captain, who was practicing this EXACT route, the wrong route, back home in his flight simulator. What else do we need to know. He did this, quietly killed himself and condemned everyone else along with him.
It was aliens, you will see
Και δεν είναι πρώτη φορά που ο καπετάνιος ρίχνει το Αεροπλάνο. Έχει ξαναγίνει και θα ξαναγίνει λέω εγώ τώρα έτσι !!
@@kostasvrionis781lol you act like you're saying something prophetic haha of course it'll happen again lmao
@@kostasvrionis781I agree with you it is inevitable
The scenario you are referring to has happened many times before. However, there are quite a few stark differences to this case.
Namely, in each other case of pilot suicide, the investigators quickly narrowed in on the pilot in question. They easily found good reasons for instability in said pilot.
Unfortunately, the only damning evidence you have against this pilot is that he practiced flying alot....
We need more then that to start soiling a good airman's name
When that one expert explained the reason why the pilot took that strange turn around the island of Penang being where he's from and possibly getting a last look at it that was chilling.
Is there video about that?
there is no such thing as an " expert "
@@wayneandrews9298 Especially one middle aged ,bald and sporting a pony tail .
@@anthonydowling3356 dont know what you mean
@@anthonydowling3356 should an expert be young then? Or old? And he should have the kind of haircut only you deem to be worthy of the title of 'expert'? God, grow a brain. It's 2023. You're stuck in the 50s, clearly.
Titanic was founded 70+ yrs ltr because they didint have the tech that we had during the 1970s, so maybe this plane would be found somewhere ltr in the future as well ?
The only problem with that is that planes fly at such a high rate of speed that they disintegrate upon contact. Hitting water at speed and from a sudden extreme drop would be the force equivalent of hitting solid matter. I.e. the same as hitting the ground or a mountain. There would not be many large intact pieces left, the engines perhaps, possibly the nose or part of it.
The real question is, "who was on board that plane that some agency/country/corporation was willing to go to this extent to make sure was never seen again?
Real
read in the past, there was a group of scientists, doing super-conductor stuff...
Yes, has been clarified by varied sources it the was cargo heading to China that had to be diverted at any cost including the plane . One country had the information and technology to do so.
It really is a mystery like 911.
Yep someone really wanted whatever was on that airplane to disappear. It probably was the pilot himself. Again what they found on his flight simulation is the strongest evidence that he wanted to disappear.Why he took all those passengers to their death was because he wanted to play like a god.
Its further south. The Malaysian government has blocked requests for further searching, due to being liable for hiding the fact they negotiated with the pilot. Absolutely disgusting.
got further details about this?
@@youarenotrogue hmm. If I remember right, was it a 60 minutes Australia thing? Maybe it was a documentary. The transponder was turned off for awhile. There was a guy who used short wave radio information, and was later corroborated to be factual, that the crash site is further south than they searched. Why has Malaysia blocked further requests to search for it?
@kaceydillin7367 probably because the Malaysian government is broke after their 1MDB scandal and doesn't want to waste funds etc, even their final investigation reports hastily lacks out major details in police documents
I never heard this
@@kaceydillin7367They stopped searching because they don't care.
Pilot must be suffering from depression, though he didn't have financial problem. People have known to feel suicidal even though their life is going great. Depression is strange!
No! My brother was his colleague! He had insolvable Debts!
@@noreenvarda8746 He was in debts?! That's insider news!!
Depression can be severely debilitating. It should be taken serious. One can be a millionaire with a beautiful family and still suffer from depression. There has been numerous famous actors with everything going well in their lives yet they have taken there lives, or has overdosed with drugs and/or alcohol.
I for one suffer with depression and know how it feels. There's the possibility that generational curses may have something to do with it because sometimes. Most of the time you feel held down and unable to speak, and don't know why. I've been praying to be delivered from any curses but I'm aware that some are very strong, and not easily removed. They require someone who is very holy with knowledge and has the authority to remove them. God bless.
Someone wanted to explore the south Indian Ocean waters for commercial or military reasons and needed a cover to do it. Its sad that MH370 was the victim. The plane will be found once this "exploration" is complete.
The hijack or pilot suicide theories don't make sense here. Hijackers would have diverted somewhere to make demands while a suicidal pilot would have simply ditched into South China sea without even muting communication.
Its most probable that GPRS/ transponder was jammed before the plane was diverted/ taken off the sky. (Remember that the route is heavily militized and jamming technology is part of their equipment.)
The "satellite handshake" theory is a decoy fed to the general public weeks after the plane disappeared and it remains the only narrative strongly defended to date. Why would someone fly +7hrs to "no where".
How much fuel did it take at Kuala Lumpur for the 4hr journey? It is alleged to have flown for 7-8hrs. The alleged crash distance is much longer than double the planned flight path. Aren't these big discrepancies?
Go watch Ashton Forbes MH370
@@Komyeta I have just watched it and I strongly concur. The disappearance was a military operation.
"Conspiracy Theory" has become a dirty word(s), but people conspire all the time! (How many people seriously think that Lee Oswald acted on his own to kill Kennedy?!)
I'm not saying I necessarily 'buy' the above theory... I'm almost certain in my mind, fwiw, that it was the captain's doing, although that call made to his phone just before the plane went down sure is 'hinky' - why has nothing ever been divulged about the caller? This wasn't simply a case of the captain's wife looking to know did he fancy meatloaf for dinner!
The 'Undersea Exploration' theory is certainly highly intriguing though - until disproven, I certainly wouldn't dismiss it out - of - hand.
This comment dosent make sense..plane crash investigators are great at their job
Dalam banyak2 agensi/biro risikan negara kita ni, sayangnya kes MH370 masih tak terungkai..Klu faktaw boleh cari 10 sebab utama MH370 masih belum terurai bagus juga
crazy how some people know what happened, won’t ever open their mouths.
Am afraid the truth will never be known buh someone somewhere knows what really happened that night
How could you know?
It almost 10 years since what happened. Back then I was age of 10. At first I have no clue what is going on. I was so confuse and more. It took me few years to fully understand the tragedy. Is was heartbroken to hear it. I hope all the families and love ones kept going their despairs life.
Australian government has stopped searching for this aircraft over a year ago. This video is old
I just don't understand why the captain thought it necessary to take all those innocent people with him. Smh.
WHO SAID THE PLANE HAS CRASHED?
@@pressplay5462then? Was it park at your garage?
The Captain was obviously not thinking in his right mind. His family can not accept he was capable of this, we all know people who can seem great and find out they did horrible things. It is very sad. The family are victims of this tragedy too😢
I think there maybe life insurance involved
@@c8Lorraine1 that doesn't make sense. What does him getting some kind of life insurance for his family have to do with him having to take 250 + innocent people with him??!!
It just seems to me that If the Govt. of Malaysia wants to find this aircraft, you would think They would be out searching. It took a while to find an Air France Jet that went down into the ocean.
True and well said
It is a wonder that in the age of social media that this plane just disappeared. It would have meant that the either it was so sudden or so gradual that all the passengers were totally unaware of what happened. I hope searcher do find the plane some day and bring closure to the families but also to solve this mystery. But more importantly what are air carriers doing so that something like this can't happen again.
Assuming this plane was capable of providing internet access, at least one of those passengers had to have made a post or talked to someone during that flight. If there is no one coming forward saying they saw activity from a passenger after the transponder was turned off, then the passengers had to all been incapacitated quickly. The only way that can happen and the plane to not crash right then and there is for a deliberate act from the pilot.
What is your other scenario. U said “either”
He turned off the transponder, gained altitude, depressurized the cabin killing everyone on board, then he slowly made his way to the southern Indian ocean.
@@rogwarrior1018Exactly!
Yes, Green Dot Aviation has a really nice new episode on this most likely scenario, explaining why the pilot did it. All sums up
It makes absolutely NO logical sense that a commercial aircraft/pilot has the ability to turn off or disengage the transponder.
So sad to hear the people lost and died.
All known evidence points at the captain's deliberate actions. I hope we will know one day whatever happened to that plane and hundreds of the unfortunate victims of a mad man?
agree..like who has the most knowledge and experience about the aircraft onboard that plane..
It not difficult to figure it out. The plane crashed into the Indian ocean after running out of fuel.
@@kevinmalone3210 you are a genius!!!! Seek a Nobel prize now?
Like the Titanic, the plane will be found...in time.
Get Ballard on it.
Agreee
Understanding that it's possible to take over the controls after one of the pilots leaves for some reason, makes me wonder if one of them did hijack this flight..
Watch the epsisode on Green Dot Aviation about the incident. He is explaining why most likely it was the pilot and it all sums up
@@anna-marianunezvega1520The Green Dot video was awesome!
Well there qas no distress call feom the plane
What we learn from the incident is commuters life like us are at stake and if pilot turns of the communication then no one shows any responsibility to trace the plane so commuters like us should abandon flights until this sort of problem is orted out ...
It could be that the captain was near retirement age and flying was his life, so he wanted to end his life in a dramatic fashion that would forever tie his name to airplane history.
If that was the case then I don't see why he would've made every effort to hide the plane so it can't be found.
Your both missing some key points made in other documentaries. He had a family member imprisoned by that current Malaysian Government at the time of this disappearance. He was a staunch supporter of this family member and the opposing political party. He probably tried negotiating with the Government while flying in awkward patterns thinking he may get them to release his family member. In turn if this was true then the Malaysian Government would have to hide the plane not the pilot. 😮😮😮
@lorenzo2534
That court case was only the day before...it was the opposition leader whom he supported...He was by rhe court house and left angry shouting.
Am not guessing earlier on in the case the video wasbon youtube..seems like it dissappear
@@lorenzo2534
27 April 2024 :
You are accurate in your comment .
Your comment is the direction towards the full truth about MH 370 .
@@semoneg2826
27 April 2024 :
Thank you for your comment .
I enjoyed this well made documentary on MH370. I will have to look up the name and whereabouts of the trench. Presumably, according to other MH370 documentaries, the jet's final resting place is believed to be near an ocean seafloor ridge approximately 1900 miles west southwest of Perth Australia, along the 7th Arc - just east of it, as the arc turns.
Since the discovery and solving of Amelia Earhart's disappearance a few years back, the disappearance of Malaysia Air flight MH370 has since claimed the dubious honor of being the most iconic unsolved mystery in commercial aviation history.
To the innocent passengers and crew of MH370 may all of you rest in peace, and may you live again in another life. Amen. 😔❤
The Amelia Earhart mystery has been solved? Do you have a link or source?
What are you talking about??? Emelia Earnhardt's plane has never been found.
@@victoriagomez-wright9271 I believe he's talking about the recent discovery by ocean explorer Tony Romeo of Deep Sea Vision. It's very credible but they have to go back and get more concrete proof beyond their sonar image.
The Hudson Crash Landing was on 1-15-09 not 2017 as this video states !
Also it was UPS flight 6 not flight 9 (though you found a much bigger error). Someone needs to do some fact checking…
The fact that they can get such important fact wrong suggest the credibility of the content they make.
It's tempting to believe in elaborate stories about accidents like this, but unfortunately those stories tend to ignore credible evidence and/or invent details to make the event more exciting. To me, the biggest problem is that those stories presuppose an incredibly high level of organization and secret-keeping that, if you've ever participated in human society, gone to the grocery store, driven on the highway, worked outside the home, etc., you'd know has never been achieved in human history.
People who believe in elaborate conspiracy theories that require dozens or hundreds of people to work together have clearly never worked on a group project. We don't work well in groups as a species.
Really? All the things you mentioned actually do require some high level of organization and secrecy (plans, specs, prices etc). No one can say for sure what happened. If you wanted to take out 4 scientists without reprisals this is the way.
@@hannahdargan6079 people will talk
You are so gullible. The Malaysian government had a lot to hide. This was a political act from the captain.
UFO took it down
Why not have transponder independent of anyones control
It's happened before. Pilot suicide. He pulled the breakers for the cockpit recorder and flight data recorder and locked the co pilot out of the cockpit when he went to take a whiz. He basically bomb dived the thing and it broke up cause it hit supersonic speed. Tragic. 😢
2015 Germanwings Flight 9525
Except that there is one major flaw in your hypothesis.That is,that no debris from this plane,have ever been found!
@@snave59 I heard that there was some debris found….
@@honibee2188I heard it was a wig and something else but it was flying in fast speed to end up in pieces.
@@KewanaNedd no, there was debris from the plane.
42:22 Miracle on the Hudson by Sullenberger was on Jan 15, 2009, and not 2017 as claimed by the narrator.
I don't suppose he was claiming it. Rather he will have made a mistake.
Almost 10years MH370 gone missing, no closures for all the passengers and crew families. I believed the aircraft dissapearance 100% delibrately done by certain government to get rid of something or someone (important inventor scientist) . Prevented MH 370 to reach its destination that year 2014 , it meant for that certain nation economic survival and power. Someone in MH370 posted a big threat in global economic power , it is 100% delibrate. MH 370 carried most chinese nationals China citizens or immigrants china citizens to other countries, China goverment kept complete silence, I feel the China goverment know something not worth mentioning to keep peace globally.
I agree with u 💯
Thank you Ashton you are a true hero for bringing this too light to the public its time we embrace this as reality not science fiction!!! Lol its time
Right
This is perfect for this moment.
Why hasnt the Australian Navy sent their big submarine down there real simple. They have ways to find it. I think the Malaysian government doesn't want it found because they don't want to have to pay out the families .
Still the greatest aviation mystery in my opinion
Only flight 19 and Amelia Earhart compare.
The way the Amelia Earhart disapearance fraud has been perpetuated all these years rings my bell.... this incident shouts something must remain a top secret too!.
Netflix explores this incident, adding various scenarios to reach more viewers.
Lot of open Ocean out There. Thousands and thousands of square miles were searched. Lot of ocean still to be searched. Lot of the Indian Ocean is not charted. It’s deep water with deep valleys and mountainous areas on the sea floor.
I would be surprised if the recorders actually recorded properly as I would presume that whoever orchestrated this event would have pulled the circuit breaker or otherwise disable them.
Recorders/black boxes cannot be turned off by anyone, including the pilot. Unless they are destroyed in a crash, they will record no matter what.
@asstomouthallday Watch a video on Silk Air 185. The captain turned off both black box recordings before crashing the plane.
The point is moot now because the black box isn't built to survive being underwater for a decade.
@@kateemma22 I think it was moot anyway, since this plane flew for 7 hours, and the recorders only record for like 2 hours at max. So whatever initially happened would have been long gone. By the time the plane crashed.
you can't disable them but after 10 years in deep salt water under enormous pressure the Malaysian Government will get what they want ruined audio that will reveal nothing about their complicit involvement.
Even if they find the black boxes, I doubt we'll know exactly what happened. The fact that the pilot can disable the transponder, means he could have disabled the circuit breaker to the black boxes too. I hope the NTSB took notes and won't allow these things to be manually disabled in airplanes anymore.
Black boxes don't last 10 years at the bottom of the ocean. Finding them now would tell us nothing new, regardless of whether the pilot turned them off or not.
Some experts keep bringing up the lithium battery cargo- which could've started a fire. That makes no sense in light of all of the other known factors. Besides which, the Captain passed up many opportunities to make emergency landing elsewhere.
It has been standard procedure everywhere for a long time, when one of the pilots leaves the cockpit, another crew member like a steward, must first be in the cockpit, to monitor the remaining pilot amongst other things, this was not done on this flight, indicating a problem with the Captain
It’s not been for a long time. It’s been as a result of this flight and the Germanwings murder suicide that they made those rules.
@@mbgal7758 well in my employment as a pilot its been SOP for 20 years
@@mbgal7758 standard practice since 9/11 that's a very long time no?
@@pirate3599 no, that’s what made them put locks on cockpit doors and really tighten the rules about the cockpit door remaining closed in flight. Prior to that people could come visit the flight deck in cruise etc. There was no problem leaving a pilot alone in the cockpit while the other went to the bathroom or grabbed a snack.
@@mbgal7758 actually no, it's been SOP in many countries since 2001
what a sad tragic day that was, may all those lives lost rest in peace. really do feel for those that lost family & friends. sure hope they do find that plane someday even if they do it's very doubtful they'd get any data from the black-boxes after being under water for 9 years
Im on my knees almost everytime im 😔
Given how meticulous the pilot was in turning off essential systems that could suggest that he was in control of the aircraft, I would be extremely surprised if he didn't cut off the the black box too.
the fact that they cut funding to solve this was weird usually they do what ever it takes to find out what happen to a 70million dollar plane
They're more like 300,000,000.
Finding the plane will prove nothing, solve nothing.
One thing that puzzles me is, if the theory that pilots intention was to hijack or crash the plane for whatever reason, then why would they implement evasive maneuvers to avoid hitting other planes in their flight path 28:15 ?
He wanted to become the biggest mystery in aviation. A legend. If he crashes, no mystery. No fame
That is a good point. If you look at the evidence then we can speculate he wanted to crash the airplane into the Indian Ocean. That's what he practiced on his flight simulation at home. His intent was not to crash into other planes. Look even criminals will kill all the adults in the house but not the children.
Yeah wow he can follow a safe path but he can't make a "mayday" call if he was really in trouble on the plane.
As spoke upon in most of the decent documentaries they believe he was trying to negotiate with the Malaysian Government involving the release of his family member and prisoner who was the opposition at that time against the current government of Malaysia. He may have been flying it around hopelessly in hopes of possibly getting the individual released but that obviously didn't work so he then went ahead with downing the plane as planned incase his Plan A. Did not work. Sad . He flew in a circle for 20 minutes which they believe he may have been trying to negotiate at this time. If this was true the government could never admit this nor recover evidence pointing to this issue.
@@lorenzo2534Great point!!!
With so many simple errors in this video trying to to explain this, we see how that also amplified across so many search resources, explaining why it was never found. They couldn’t even get the correct YEAR for the crash on the Hudson River in New York correct. It was in 2009, not in 2017. Too many other simple errors to list in this video.
Did no one even bother to proof this before publication? Accuracy does matter. It really does.
Yes very good point. Alot of mistakes in this video. Especially the lithium-ion on board theory which I don't think is the case.
The final piece of info in this video is pretty interesting: 30 mins before take-off from KL the captain received a phone call on his private cell from a phone with a simcard bought by a lady with fake ID and that was the only call ever made with that card. The location of the caller is unknown. The phone has been identified but the information not released to the public. I do not personally believe in the suicide theory but hope sincerely that we might get to know through solid evidence what happened to MH-370 🙏
The suicide theory is the best explanation.
@@xxEzraBxxx However that call and caller identity remains unexplained.
That plane is on the island of DIEGO GARCIA in the middle of the indian ocean
Of course the plane was deliberately flown onto the ocean - but by whom 🤷🏻♀️
By a train pilot. There was no distress call
@@semoneg2826 you are probably right
On the upside, there’s been a massive accumulation of mapping data of the area’s sea bottom. That’s real. The conspiracy theories and etc are a sad distraction.
Not really, because we live in such an sick world where wickedness everywhere.
Half an hour before he take off a mystery phone call????
The phone call was after take off in the air
To me, there is little doubt the passengers were incapacitated. Otherwise realizing they were hours late, they would have stormed the cockpit
They could have just been told by the pilot that they had to turn around or fly to another destination for some reason.
but still, there is that feeling within the human body that says NO!@@MadnomadM
They would never get in a locked cockpit
@@MadnomadMthere would be no need to even deal with that. All the captain has to do is fly above a certain height and depressurize the plane and everyone would go unconscious quickly. He could wear his supplemental air. The only thing he would really have to do first is do something to the co-pilot so he can't intervene. Then he puts his face mask on at a very high elevation and depressurize has the plane and everyone goes hypoxic except him. Then after a little while he can fly freely as everyone else will be dead
Bro...no 😂
I’ve always thought, and still do , that the people were killed and terrorist are hiding the jet in a giant hanger somewhere, awaiting a time when they are ready to use it.
A popular theory, but what would "they" use a stolen 777 for, exactly, and why would anyone go to such great lengths to steal one? There's a huge worldwide inventory of deeply discounted large mothballed airliners. The terrorists could afford to upgrade to an A380 by nowe. Simply buying or renting an empty surplus airliner wouldn't trigger a massive search and investigation, and it would be cheaper and easier than buying or renting a secret giant hanger next to a secret 10,000 runway. Buying or renting a plane whenever it was closer to execute whatever operation required a big airliner would also avoid the tedious personnel hassles involved with dealing with whoever was tasked with killing or at least disposing of up to 239 passengers, their luggage and all the extraneous cargo, as well as the ongoing difficulties and expenses involved in keeping a stolen 777 hidden but still flyable for the last 9 years while the world continued to search for it.
That would have been leaked by now
Pieces of the plane have been picked up all over the thw shores of islands and mainands of the Indian Ocean.
What are you smoking?
Same theories been aired many times from different channels. Mystery is a mystery that no one is knowing it unless proves are prevailed.
The plan being lost upon reaching Agari point is a crazy coincidence its really a deliberate act 🙃
Rather accurate/plausible analysis about the pilot having personal issues and a political Agenda regarding his friend or relative who's gone on to become the Malaysian PM in 2023.
Sully landed the a320 in 2009 not 2017
Well done video..good breakdown
These is intensional, no May Day and the transponder was turned off. The fact it changed the heading, for sure it was heading for suicidal mission.
After watching this UA-cam / Wonder about what happened to that flight MH370 and where it possiblity crashed.
I just had a thought all airliners would go from point A to point B with a predetermined route.
But MH370 was flying south over the ocean with no land in sight except the south pole but didn't have enough fuel.
So MH370 didn't have a destination to fly to except south by compass.
And I watch those guys/experts draw a lot of straight lines going south.
Well I looked it up that the Earth spins 1,000 mph on a easterly direction, ok.
Which means that plane MH370 is a lot more West towards South America!!!
Am I right or am I wrong?
I'm no expert, just a retired truck driver. ROLL ON ...
The problem is not the suicide. The problem is why we still cant find the damn plane? Im sure with all country technologies we can find it.
But no country or army want to search for it. Dont you think its weird?
The public eventually loses interest if nothing's found, dude. Plain and simple. People have short attention spans, and they move on to the next exciting headline. It is what it is.
And besides. With the series of divine judgments slated to hit the earth in rapid secession this year, a missing plane's gonna be the last thing on everyone's mind.
Some of these so called experts are clueless, thinking batteries may have caused an emergency. If that were the case, the pilot's would've contacted ATC, and stated it. The plane kept flying, in a controlled manner, all the way to the Indian ocean.
Besides safety reasons, unexpected circumstances may require a transponder to be turned off - a plane briefly intentionally flying in restricted areas, for example. It makes more sense to include them during manufacturing than to add on post-production. An issue that arises in G. A. is pilots turning it off in order to hide erratic maneuvers and changes in altitude or speed while getting high on dope. If they filed a flight plan and you want to follow it in real time, it isn't difficult to pinpoint when it happens. Turning off the transponder for 15-30 mins is the stupidest thing to do. Especially when at the time it's turned back on, the plane is thousands of feet higher and speed is near the max limit.
Not the batteries, everything was done with intent. I have researched this crime extensively. There were politics involved (wonder why the Malaysian government isn't still searching) they know what happened. They negotiated with the pilot for almost 1.5 hours as he went into a circling holding pattern before he wandered into the Indian Ocean. Hopefully someday the Government will be held accountable for their knowledge and feigned ignorance.
Why government would do that
@@kpsingh9810 Was not the pilot a Muslim carrying Kaffur? Might reflect very badly on Islam & Muslims if it was deliberate murder & suicide.
Prove They Were Negotiating With Him to Me
@jackwoods9604 read reports coming out of Malaysia. It's there along with his holding pattern off the Malasian coast.
Never heard that theory. One theory I heard is that communication was reached through another system through satellite but the pilot of course would have ignored it because his whole plan was to crash the plane and die.@jackwoods9604
We know where are satellites, space rockets are but can't locate a plane?? Makes me worry about spy planes or missiles coming from other countries in a war.
Educate yourself about satalites...they are not position over the Indian ocean its very remoteŕ
There should always be a way to get into the cockpit. Important instruments should not have the ability to be disabled by a human during flight. It was said that they hoped it would just show up the next morning. Why wasn't a military jet sent out once it went dark?
Related to Amelia Earhart? Also, Pan AM flight 914 1955-1992= 37 years MH370=3/8/14. Amelia earhart 7/ 2 /1937. 7×2=14
Just a thought.
This story is as sad as the suicide pilot from German Wings back in 2015.
I know they calculated how far the fuel lasted. So if they searched there?
At this point in time that human technology is so advanced and high, and the location of that aircraft was not found until now, 10 years ago....For all what I have heard, it is very cleared that one of the pilots was maneuvered the aircraft....From Igari point where the plane was returned, it is so cleared that one of the pilots wanted the flight in chaos....And intentionally switched off all the communication tech, all the signal lights inside and outside were off, 100% that pilot intentionally maneuvered the plane into chaos or catastrophe....
They should make it to where aircrafts sends messages back to the satellite 🛰 and ground controls around it that it has detected a cabin decompression also if it was to ever happen.
It’s as if like some higher ups doesn’t want us to know
No it’s like… weird accidents happen
MH370 was taken down just after it said goodnight to Malaysian air traffic control, fishermen in the waters below said they thought they were seeing a firework display, 3 containers were loaded on board MH370 minutes before takeoff without any security checks or xrays and had a police escort, the plane that turned around and flew in a different direction was a America military plane this plane stopped the pilot sending out a mayday call then flew a false flight path to stop any search in that area,
MH370 was taken out to stop patterns for super conductors getting into the hand of the Chinese and if those people died the patterns would then belong to the company they worked for that's the real truth just check out the passenger list .
Lie. U know the difference between a fireworks display and a fiery ball of smoke. We’ve all seen those planes that collided at air shows and they don’t look like fireworks my guy. Use common sense ppl.
Informative
Plain and simple, Suicidal pilot. Which one? No clue? But the pain these families must continue to suffer, is beyond anything I can fathom!!
Sad story!
Have we discounted the possibility of a stow-away emerging midflight after turning off the transponder and attacking the cockpit
There is no doubt that the aircraft crashed.
The question we will perhaps never know is what happened. And if it was a deliberate act, was it one of the pilots or was there anyone else in the cockpit that night.
Happened on my birthday so I remember every year especially that I am a pilot 100% deliberate action 😢no other possible explanation
My brother, Passed away since, said it was deliberate. He was "insolvable" due to debts. They were close had same career trajectory -- both from Malaysia Msian Jetfighter Squad! My brother went on join MAS Malaysia MN Airlines till he retired. He has passed on, since retirement. Al Faatihah! Amiin.
Yyup!
@@noreenvarda8746 thank you 🙏 very interesting
US knows exactly where it is, there were AWACS in the area during its disappearance. The airplane was heading to Beijing with important people regarding crucial technology provided to China....
Nonsense. There were no AWACS in the area
Conspiracy theory much?
they found it but they wont tell us tsk
Why weren't the Malaysian Government carefully monitoring the flight especially immediately after realising it was not seen on radar?... why didn't they find the Pings via Inmarsat immediately? Had they done this , they could and should have scrambled air force jets to bring back the rogue plane.
The Malaysian Government risked the lives of everyone via
A. Failing to monitor the place and stop further attempts to go rogue
B. Failing to monitor cargo.. why slow such high risk lithium which can harm the passengers via fumes or fire. Such cargo should go via ship or cargo planes
C. Failing to check passeger list carefully. How can 2 passengers with fake ID managed to get into the plane?
D. Makaysian defence Failing to stop or query the flight pattern when it passed its radar. Why assume some other part is in charge? As a defence military its duty is to protect the country and prevent such rogue planes.
E. Failing to take sufficient precautionary measures and attempts to stop this dissapearance
F. Failing to give full disclosure and transparent documents and details of dissapearance. Why so much of cover ups?
Sue the Government for Failing in so many aspects.
A very simple honest question deserves an honest answer....
Is it possible for the plane to be taken over remotely or electrical malfunction causing switching off of transponders etc?
We all know a plane , phone , computers can be hijacked remotely by any Government or ill intended persons. So why blame the Pilot when you are absolutely Not certain?
All the technical analysis and theories have no certainty. So long as there is a probability of other causes for plane being rogue, we should not blame a pilot who can't defend himself.
The lithium battery possibility deserves consideration but the the question remains, why the hell the plane's transponder was turned off?
Probably the plane was on fire? So the pilot turned off the transponder and some other electrical. But it just doesnt make sense.