What Really Happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 | The Plane That Vanished
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- Find out what really happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: the plane that vanished.
MH370: Aviation’s Greatest Mystery.
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This video was by far the most complex “Air Disasters” episode I have ever created. I worked really hard over the past two weeks on it so please, if you appreciate my effort, like the video and comment with your thoughts. Also, I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family of those who have lost their loved one on board MH370. 😢
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My father's brother was in MH370 but he's still here cuz the flight was the previous one
I'm a college student at vietnam aviation academy majoring air traffic control. I am assigned to do research about air traffic accidents during 2010 - 2019. The moment i found this video is the moment that changed my mindset. I felt more responsible about my major, i felt the pain that left with their families. I almost bursted into tears watching this. This video is so great if i could give it 100 likes i would.
Good luck to you. With your mature attitude you’ll make an excellent atc ⭐️
So before you found this video, you had never heard about MH370?
@@justvid366 😂
@@justvid366 :-)))
You could. Make 100 accounts and go like the video.
I will never forget the news scene of a Chinese lady walking around an airport asking for her son who was on this flight. So heartbreaking.
Exactly
and the mom came back to the airport in the same dress that she wore sending her son off
😭😔
On March 8 2014, I was scheduled on this flight, however due to getting late 2 hours in traffic, I’d missed this flight and was in a very deep regret. I tried to ask all the staff to get me onboard another flight. However there was none. The next day I was searching flights. The sudden news came in. in. my heart sank to the deepest. It felt like I have fallen between the floor. To this day, it still haunts me . What if I had not got stuck in traffic. I would’ve been in heaven right now.
you have been saved man...
This is called deliverance from God my friend....
Surely we will find out what happened at some point. I just hope it happens during my lifetime.
Same
They already found out, they can hardly find the plane which is deep in the Indian Ocean
We can’t find the plane but it’s obvious what happened given the evidence
@Kiki
No, if that was true we have high def sonar which could have located the wreckage even that far down and confirmed it, there isn't one single trace of that plane that has ever been located.
@watershed44
That's not true. We have found pieces of the plane. Small debris has washed up along the coasts of different islands and have been identified as belonging to MH370.
Makes you realize how insignificantly small we are. Even with all the amazing science and technology at our hands we couldnt find the plane.
@Wing Nut wreckage has proved otherwise!
@ahmet nsef 168
No, all wreckage found up until this date has been found NOT to be from MH370, not a trace of that plane has ever been found.
@@watershed44 4 were confirmed such as the flaperon, elevator piece, engine cowling and the tail piece. It's online you can see it
Because aliens
You'd be surprised to know that most of the planes operate with old tech. Have you seen any inovation from their part? We see inovation in every industry, but aviation nah. Planes are built practically like they were build in the 50s. Same concept. The only innovation we saw was the Concord and it ended. So why are you surprised? The lifetime of a plane is around 25-30 years and low cost complanies, or companies in poor countries operate older ones. It means in the sky today there are still planes built in the 80s. Still surprised? Inovation brings costs. Imagine that a new designed plane enters the scene. A safer one, a more efficient one. What would happen to fleets and the companies? Costs to change the fleet? Why bother then.
Hopefully one day we’ll know the truth
Yeah hopefully
It’s kind of like our generation of titanic although they knew what happened
@@dsanalysis5013 Its not cool jumping to such conclusions without knowing much
@@savaj9389 Some people DO know. See Larry Vance. He has proven that the plane was ditched. Governments are trying to keep it covered up. The US govt is involved. They prefer the status quo. Which is why there is a social media whitchhunt against Vance. You will notice that Vance's credibility is persistently under attack.
It looks like pilot suicide
Actually the most shocking fact is that search and rescue had already started and families in Beijing were already at the airport to pick up relatives and at this time the plane was still flying around...
I know right .. pretty crazy
@@pankajkushwaha2288 ты идиот!
Okay..... THAT'S the creepiest part about this
@@user-uc1jh1th3y А ты вообще понял, что он написал? И кто сдесь идиот? 😂
@@Kris-zq4ng я умираю от рака 4 стадии вам нестыдно мне это писать мне осталося 1 месяц врачи говорят мне трудно дышать да покарает вас Господь тем же чем и меня Аминь
Your hard work paid off. I learned a lot. We found the Titanic, hopefully we'll find 370 someday.
Well, I mean, we at least knew where the Titanic went down.
mattcolver1 the titanic was made of iron a 777 is not the planes probably already decomposed to ash and dust along with everything in it
@@aryamanpaul8017 iron rusts and corrodes much faster than aluminum .
@@aryamanpaul8017 Wrong. The plane is made of aluminum and aluminum planes from WWII are found at the seafloor all the time. Once aluminum gets a thin coating of oxide it holds up for a very long time.
mattcolver1 if you say so
Today marks 6 years of this incident :(
Also 8 March is my birthday 🎂😓
My Birthday 08/03
Missing:08/03/2014
I was flying home from a travel the 8th of March:(
Yea & also the MH17 incident too
@@bonesawplayzgacha4175 nope
Five years guys.....five years without closure for these families and friends! Somehow, some day, we have to find out what happened, even if it’s impossible to do so.
The pilot crashed the aircraft on a very deep part of the ocean based on reports but untraceable
Chiara Paladin location?
Shou hada..... Can u ask a spiritist who works with spirit and they can help u.
@@chiarapaladin9355 we dont do that in my religion
Exactly, I think that Malaysian Govt is hiding something from us, but it is said that truth never dies, I am praying for them from India🇮🇳
I don't want to be in the shoes of the families and friends who lost a loved one in this incident. No last call, no warning, no evidence, no closure! That's a literal nightmare to live with for the rest of their lives.
There's something haunting about seeing animations of the plane still flying while reading what actually happened
@SuperPunch76 no I mean after the animations. Not trying to be insensitive but that's just my opinion
Yes, because of the remoteness and silence. I've had somewhat similar feeling whenever I've been on a beach at night. Imagine being in the sky surrounded by darkness - that feeling gets multiplied by 100.
Kirti Cally That’s exactly it! I’ve always wondered why aviation disasters feel haunting to me, and you’ve described it perfectly.
I think this crash was the fault of the pilot who killed hisself and he killed also 238 innocent people on board of this plane! The pilot is a mass murderer and I hope he will burn in hell forever if my assumption is right! God bless the victims and their families! Amen!
The same feeling here
I wonder if a random diving mission in the future, perhaps 100 years from now, would stumble upon this aircraft wreckage.
It was unbelievably deep and the transponder pings stopped after 30 days i believe.
And 100 years from now it will probably be buried under the seabed
What people don’t realise is that it can’t be found anymore the bodies and the plane have completely decomposed if it crashed into the sea it’s aluminium not iron
If the transponder pings had gone past 30 days, I believe theyd have found it. They were thinking they found it those last few days, then the signal dissapeared before they could get deployed down deeper. That was one of the proposed upgrades after that occurence. 60 to 90 day transponder battery life.
Edit: I've seen no mention of this in any of the stories I've read.
docket plane wouldn't be decomposed, many ww2 aircraft are still virtually intact 70 + years later.
Ever since the plane disappeared I’ve been obsessed with it and I always search for news/updates and pray that one day peace will be brought to everyone involved. Very sad!
Do you have any theories on what happened?
David Chase my guess is one of the pilots did it intentionally or it was shot down by someone that doesn’t want to fess up. How about you?
I honestly believe they plane landed somewhere
Me too
@@davidchase4074 it was a mass murder.
Target was the Chinese military chip inventor. All of them were on board
I remember people being suspicious about the last words of the pilot being good night but it makes much sense that it’s just the common greeting for night flights
I think that statement had a double meaning for this pilot. He meant it as a way of saying his final goodbye to the world. I've always believed that this was a pilot suicide or failed terrorist attack.
The suspicious part is not the words "good night", but that he does not read back the instructions. Because he does not plan to follow them.
@@denysvlasenko1865 yeah he didn't acknowledge the frequency 120.9...
@@AbhimanyuSingh-xs2lh A bit hard on the pilot.
My belief is that there was an electrical failure and the Captain could not complete the reply.
The controller should have picked up this and checked.
Also the controller should have checked the transfer took place.
Another fault.
You cant blame the pilot if something catastrophic cut his communication.
For me the rest of the flight is fantasy.
The investigation goes into great detail to show the turn was not possible by MH370.
Therefore the planes identified as unknown were not MH370
Flight Radar released by many people on the day of the accident showed the plane descended onto the sea at 1 hr 19 local time.
@@jfryer485 The reply from the aircraft was routine, there was nothing odd about it. Frequencies on a commonly flown route aren’t harped on in commercial aviation much. It was a quick good night and onto the next frequency (a different country in fact).
The large issue here is that the aircraft had ways to communicate with the ground and did not - for many hours. That’s the fact that points toward something nefarious. How did the plane fly for so long without making any contact with the ground? The SDU was operational and answering to hourly check-ins (until near the end of the flight). The plane absolutely was still flying for some time after last radar contact… which has no explanation - other than, unfortunately, pilot suicide. Bleak, I know, but there really is no other explanation. In flight fire? The plane would break up or be rendered un-flyable relatively shortly. Instead, it flew for 7 more hours. Hypoxia? The flight crew has hours of oxygen available and would have declared emergency. If it were a slow decompression they would have had a flight attendant knock on the door and say “Hey, all the masks just dropped. Everything OK up there?” That would be in addition to the Master Warning alarm. If it was a rapid/explosive decompression, the plane would have never survived (structurally) to make it’s 7 hour flight to the ocean, and the debris field would have been located. Electrical failure? The alternator and backup alternator in both engines and the RAT would have all had to fail. Unheard of in a B777. And the ACARS seemed to be talking just fine. MH even called the plane twice on ARINC. The crew could have easily answered if they were so desperate to communicate.. or of course, they could have used ARINC to call the ops team themselves, but they did not.
Loss off the transponder followed by a large turn was exactly what happened on 9/11. It is not a pretty picture that the evidence paints.
The area where the plane is thought to have went down is one of, if not the most, remote places on Earth. Very few shipping routes pass through there, no aviation routes, and turbulent seas, make it a place nobody ever goes. In addition, the average depth in that area of the ocean is 2-3 miles deep. If you were looking to dump an aircraft, and insure that it was never found, that would be the place to do it. The part that I find the most convincing that the pilot was responsible, was that on his own flight simulator at his house, he had a simulated route of a plane flying out into the southern Indian Ocean, with no landing destination. Why would you do that, as a pilot? The fact that the plane flew on the border of Malaysia and Thailand, to better mask the plane in between the two countries' military radars, and it is now known that the plane dipped its wing to the hometown of the pilot's, all says the pilot was involved. In addition, it's believed that the plane ascended to above 40,000 feet, and the cabin was depressurized, so that all the crew and passengers were knocked out unconscious, which would explain why no cell signals or attempts to call anyone, when passengers would've likely known something was wrong, weren't made. Nobody was conscious to do it. Hopefully, that's the way the people would've stayed, so they wouldn't be awake for the end.
Hi Kyle. As you may know, there's millions of people out there, such as myself, who are intense followers of anything related to MH370. Websites, books, etc. We can't get enough.
Well, I just bought an online book called "The Hunt for MH370" by Ean Higgins. All I can say is WOW. I'm just 50 pages into this book, and totally hooked. I've read a few other books about this, but this is the best, because the guy has done his homework. His research and details are incredible. I'm learning a lot of things I didn't know before, such as how the Malaysian government's official report, intentionally omitted most details about the pilot's private life, and so many of these details were very suspicious. Damn good book.
Robert Jensen I’m so going to buy this book
Someone is behind this.
Plane was on fire few witness.
Flight simulator could be planted.
@Some random guy plane was on fire when it made u turn.
Anyone investigating this was killed or threatened
@@robertjensen1048 can you tell me more.
I am a Malaysian . I follow up since day zero.
Plane was on fire when it made a U turn many witness.
Reported in local newspaper
Anyone investigating it was killed or threatened
My heart breaks not only for the passengers but also for their families! I can't even imagine living with 'what ifs'. I hope soon enough we will all hear what really happened to the airlines.
Yea...Life Sucks
இந்த உலகம் பல அற்புதங்களை கொண்டது ..மனிதனின் எண்ணற்ற அறிவியலின் அறிவிற்கு எட்டாத மர்மமாய் மறைந்து போனதுMH370 அதனூடே கணவுலக மனிதர்களின் ஆசைகளும் அவர்களைசார்ந்த எண்ணற்றோர் எதிர்பார்ப்புகளும் பொய்த்துபோனதை கண்டு மிக்க வேதனை அடைகிறேன் ..என்றாலும் அதன் ரகசியத்தை அடைய யாராவது வருவார்கள் அதனை மீட்டு நடந்த உண்மைகளை உலகம் கண்டு தெளிவோம் என்று எண்ணற்ற ஆவலான மனங்களோடு நானும் காத்திருக்கிறேன்...ர கணேசன்
@@ganesanr460 ok
@@ganesanr460 ok
@@ganesanr460 ok
You should have your own series on a streaming service like Netflix!
Good Idea Tho!!!
Agreed
Agreed
Yes
Definitely
This whole thing is way too sinister to be an accident
@They're Distorting Your Rhthym Full Stop
Oh, do shut up.
that's a very subjective viewpoint.
@Jay C No because nobody in the entire aircraft contacted anybody on land. No goodbye messages or distress calls or anything whatsoever. We're talking about 2014, so surely someone on board would've had a method for communication.
They must have all been dead or asleep before realizing there was a problem.
YEA I AGREE, THE WAY THE PLANE BANK3D LEFT , THEN ZIGGED AND ZIGGED, PROBABLY WAS AN UNSTABKED PASSENGER OR SOMEONE WENT NUTS, VIETNAMESE MILITARY TRIED TOO COMMUNICATE WITH THE AIRLINER, NO RESPONSES, BLEW IT OUT OF THE SKY, THEN WENT AND SEARCHED, COLLECTED ALL THE PIECES OF THE PLANE......THERES NO OTHER EXPLANATION.......OR,, THE PILOT DEPRESSURIZE THE CABIN, SET THE PLANE IN AUTO PILOT, IT FLEW 6HRS, BY ITSELF THEN RAN OUT OF FUEL,THEN CRASHED......
th-cam.com/video/48W1zHd6ctA/w-d-xo.html
I flew Malaysian Airlines a year after MH370 and MH17 because it was the cheapest from Australia to Kuala Lumpur, was a bit concerned, but it was great, the flight attendants fantastic. They were still recovering from losing their friends and colleagues.
The day this aircraft is found will be the BIGGEST day in aviation history. All the research, all the questions that will be answered, all the changes to how airliners operate will be HUGE
i hopefully wish it will but i got a feeling it will never be found...
But what if it ends up concluding like flight 513 that went missing for 35 years and appeared again with 88 passengers and 4 crew and apparently the pilots skeleton was strapped to the seat with the engine still running explaining that the dead carcass of a pilot landed the plane and no more new information and us as a society havent even questioned it on this and its 2019? Mh370 we might just have to wait a few more years see if you make a appearance or some new info comes.
They MIGHT find it in about 1000 years lol ,.... They will Never find it.,Never let an arab fly a plane ,that's how they get us.
Just cause they find the aircraft doesn't mean they know exactly what happened. Those boxes run on a loop so you'll probably only hear the last moments ... It's pretty obvious if you look at all the facts what happened though. The pilot killed the cabin (quite peacefully) by raising altitude (losing pressure) ... He probably waited until the copilot took break, in which case he'd of 5 masks to himself. Then he flew and made a sharp turn over the island he was born at, getting one last look, and did what he loved for he last hours of his life and flew. Why he took all those people with him, and why the South Indian Ocean are the real questions, and unfortunately those will never be answered.
@@topspot4834 Another dickhead expert
The lost of MH370 is still a question without an answer until now for us... hopefully we get an answer for it one day
I hope so mam,🇮🇳 I am also worried for those innocent passengers who were on the flight Mh370, because among of them were 5 Indians who were travelling to their destination, I visited Kuala lumpur in the year 2010 for vacations, very nice and beautiful capital of Malaysia, I never thought that one day this would happen, as far as I know and as I red in the newspaper on 9th of March 2014,some Chinese scientists were traveling on that flight and they were having their some mysterious luggage in the cargo, now the Question arises that plane Mh370 was a civilian plane, then how that suspicious item was loaded in the cargo,I think that Malaysian Govt knows the truth about that but they are hiding something from us, some conspiracy, very Shameful, after all this is a matter of those innocent passengers who were on that flight Mh370, However Wonders happens in this world, my heart says that all the passengers are still alive but they are undergrounded,Only an angel can find them and can bring them back their homes🙏🇮🇳
look this..
"Ruqyah MH370"
What do u think?
@wrench 22 , th-cam.com/video/5NC_8Nzq3yY/w-d-xo.html
I'm never giving up hope ❤
@wrench 22 First deigo garcia. After that Arizona desert. They kill all passenger. What a horrible people live in this world doing this.
I found out one of my neighbours from my apartment complex was on that flight in 2014. I was only 8 at the time so didn't find out until a couple years ago. I've moved since, but it still breaks my heart that their family will never know what happened to them.
Nothing is ever "lost". There are just things we haven't found yet.
Yes hope so
That's exactly the description of Lost 😂
@@rafaelladrago1079 Maybe. Except "lost" is often used as shorthand for "lost forever".
Robert Jensen no it doesn’t? A lost or missing person or thing isn’t intended to mean “lost forever” what are you talking about?
confucious say so
Malaysian Military should be charged with all the searching cost.
How on earth a plane change the course and you don't send a jet fighter to follow it???!!!
That's true bro.. i agree on your question.. no jet fighter follow why..
Exactly bro.. Why they take so much of time to send the fighter jet.. Even SAR started after 4 hours of disappearance. If they iniate earlier, we could know what really happened to MH370
Yes, sending the military after the change of course or at least immediately after missing the scheduled landing would've given them a better chance at finding the plane, especially since it was still flying
@@noexonolife65 That's too expensive
@@nvmffs and yet insures safety. What if the plane was hijacked and was headed towards a city/building?
Your presentations are so perfect. Background, build up, closure. Music, graphics, editing. I really enjoy your art.
Thanks man, I appreciate 😊
Nature can't be beaten by modern technology..It's an universal law
I flew on Malaysian Airlines about 4 months after this incident from Phuket, Thailand to Taipei, Taiwan. It was very comfortable and the service was great. There was only about half full of passengers. One of the flight attendants came up to me mid flight and asked if I would like my own row to sit in, she said, " you can put up the arm's rest and lie down there like it's the poor man's first class.". It was a fantastic experience, I had a great conversation with her the whole flight.
Fucking cool story bro
I was 17 when this tragedy happen.
That “good night Malaysia” really hit us hard even till now.
MH 370 wherever you are, GOOD NIGHT
I was 10 at that time
So true ☹️
I was 6, about to turn seven in 10 days.
I was 15 at the time. I remember scouring the news for days to see if there were any updates.
I was 16 at that time. and yes, never forget that.. :'(
Imagine somewhere someone might actually know what happened but kept silent
42 0 keep your stupid conspiracy on yourself
42 0 i think Aliens too
@@1millionsubswithnovideos535 wow such a great idea to blame Russia
Please elaborate your point
They do. Fucking government hides everything.
Maybe someone has hidden the airplane in their garage?
The thing is when pilots commit "Suicide" why do they crash a plane with hundreds of innocents?
That's not suicide that's Homicide
I don't understand it either.
The German guy was the scariest, locking the pilot out of the cockpit, imagine being a passenger near the front of the plane and the pilot screaming trying to get into the cockpit while you’re in a nose dive
If you think about it it’s really both the pliot kills himself and murders others while doing so.
@vodka Maybe the pilot is just a patsy.
No it’s mass murder.
It's March 8 2021, 7 years ago.... RIP to all 227 souls on board 💔
Rip all 238 (227 passengers and 11 crew) except one loser who have killed them...
@@Kris-zq4ng umm we dont know for certain, we cant confirm it...
2024 now 💔
Never thought this would happen to someone I know. The co-pilot was one of our batchmates back in MRSM Taiping (high school). I hope one day this tragedy will eventually finds its closure. You will forever be missed Fariq. Al-fatihah
Oh shoot.
So sorry man.
@BIG JOCK KNEW HE KNEW SWEEP SWEEP absolutely not
@BIG JOCK KNEW HE KNEW SWEEP SWEEP investigations of his behavior and his marriage and other things concluded he couldn't of done it
Syafeek Ikhwan look this..
"Ruqyah MH370"
What do u think?
I give you my condolences
It's pretty obvious to me what happened to MH370. Captain Shah is responsible for hijacking the plane. All the evidence points to him. The hard drive on his flight simulator had been erased which certainly cannot be a coincidence. He took on a huge amount of fuel (41,000 kg), more than he needed, disabled the transponder, most likely locked the FO out of the flight deck, decompressed the plane then flew directly down the Malaysia/Thailand border (crossing it 8 times) so that both countries air traffic controllers would assume each others jurisdiction. In other words, he snuck out without being detected. He flew over Penang Island for sentimental reasons ( where he was born) for one last look then set the auto pilot to fly deep into the Southern Indian ocean for 7 hours so that no one would ever find the plane. The skill level is so high that no one else could have possibly accomplished it, he no doubt practiced it on his simulator. The fact that there was no distress call backs up my theory.
Luxe Lady Its easy to point fingers at the pilot. Even after the fbi looked into him there could not be found any conclusive evidence. He is the prime suspect but his motives were very unclear. No ties to terrorist organizations, no financial troubles.
Why jump to conclusions? Stupid!
Peter N this is one of the only conclusions that makes sense. I mean what other options are there? The plane lost control? Well no, because it was clearly planned.
Hmmm I wonder how fast the plane was travelling for about 5 to 7 hours into the deep Indian Ocean if so a private investigation should take place there
But the question you have to ask, is Why?.... there was no logical reason for him to commit this event.. not one realistic piece of evidence can be provided to make any logical reason for him doing it......to commit a a crime, the perpetrator usually has a good reason... That were have 'been told' that there was information on his home computer suggesting a light simulation with the same passage, is conjecture. That may well be planted information.... I highly doubt that the captain took out the plane. No, its more sinister than that.... its something that 'someone' doesn't want the public to know !
It must be so difficult having a friend/family member that was on board and not getting closure on what happened to them. So tragic. Great music and content as always, FlightChannel.
Hats off to the creator of this video (and all the other ones)...I've been hooked for days since I discovered this channel. Thank you so much for all your hard work sir, it is very much appreciated.
5:55 - The captain of the nearby flight successfully establishes communication with MH370, but hears only "mumbling" and static. To me, this is crucial. What did he actually hear- any decipherable words? How long was he connected and what else did he hear? Not a lot has been said about this particular incident.
Yes, I never heard this part of the story before. If so, it doesn't fit with pilot suicide-why would there be mumbling in the cockpit if a suicidal pilot already locked everyone else out in his sabotage mission???
That recording would have been taken apart piece by piece. The mumbling would probably have been someone outside the cockpit. As whoever was in the cockpit was alone. Maybe they tried to break into the cockpit later on.
"durka durka durka..."
@@deeplyclosetedindividual mohammed jihadd
A A why is the transponder off, an immediate unscheduled turn commences, they never communicate again, yet the plane continues to fly for many hours on a course solely designed to make finding it difficult. The level of coincidence absent murder-suicide is utterly insane.
Could you do a spin to the past and bring back the old music
Yes please bring back the old music it was better
THAT IS THE OLD MUSIC
please
What's the name of old music ?
RIP passengers of MH-370, you will never be forgotten!
Yea those poor innocent souls,may them rest in peace
Bonesaw The Cool Guy: Amen!
As a Malaysian, my heart is heavy and eyes teary as I'm watching this video, revisiting again the day when the flight disappearance was announced in 2014. We had immense pride in Malaysia Airlines as a national carrier and couldn't believe the airline we had so much trust in would go through a horrible incident of this magnitude. The faces of the victims were all published in local newspapers and I still remember the sadness and heartbreak during that time.
As a Malaysian, is the name "Zaharie Ahmad Shah" banned or prohibited? Are you allowed to even talk about MH370 there? How does the country view Capt Zaharie? Do they deny that he is the suspect?
Another incredible job at the Flight Channel. How does 1 person do this? Nat Geo, Smithsonian channel etc. cannot do as good of a job. With staffs of 1000s. And years to produce.
Man, I really appreciate your support! ❤️
I agree with you @bigbaddms
@@theflightchannel You're doing a marvelous job.
bigbaddms come on dnt say shit like this national geo have money
@@theflightchannel I watched the first video then this updated one and both held my attention from beginning to end. Really really well done man. So much better than the irritating 60 Minutes Australia's "news" special they had on it.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Theflightchannel is the best aviation channel on the world. You deserve more than 1 million subscribers.
Thats not a poem
The most depressive channel too.
Frogs are green
you are a fish
there's an old lady making a wish
queen ants are here
they are shouting at mice
the old lady is saying they're nice. 🐸🐸🚹🚹👵👵👵👵🐜🐜🐜🎂🎂👴👴👴🌹
That's the purest form of kiss ass. 😂
Quality work,as always. But I do miss old music.
I agree
Yeah dude
100% agree! Only at 12:47 and loved it again. Please bring back the old music, all of it!
This is music of "doctor Foster "an english serie
Ok this rabbit hole just gets deeper, and deeper. I saw the Netflix special on this. The more you learn. The more confusing it gets. I can't even imagine how painful it has to be for the poor families. On top of that. The final moments of the people on the plane. Not knowing no one is coming.
Its December of 2020 and i just watched this episode. The PM of Malaysia did a one time only interview with 60 Minutes Australia and it was very interesting. A gentleman who is a pilot has given them coordinates just outside the 7th arc and says he would bet his house on the fact that the plane is there. However until the pandemic is over and somebody puts forth some more money, it will continue to sit on the ocean floor. I truly hope they find it and give the families some answers. This was extremely well done Flight Channel! Good job.
I cannot imagine not knowing where my loved ones went. This is so heartbreaking on so many levels. I pray that their families find the answers they are seeking and find some sort of peace. God bless them🙏🏼
It's been 7 years since this tragic incident, let's hope one day we find this plane 😭😭😭.
Respect to all the lost souls onboard 🙏🙏🙏
@PRABHAKARA KRISHNA DATTA KOMMU Moe yep
Keyword "Lost" If You Know You Know
They have found parts of it tho
@@fisspa I know but they hadn't found the entire plane,suitcases or the bodies
This was a hijacking!
It is still very hard for me to grasp the concept of a man, plotting suicide, would make plans to take 230+ people with him. It is beyond my comprehension, far outside my understanding of human fraility. I grieve for those families.
Well, it's so the focus isn't on you alone. Sometimes it's more focused on the victims you take with you.
Not so hard to grasp as those who are intent on committing suicide rarely, if ever, think about the impact that their suicide will exact on others, whether it be their children, spouses, parents, family members, or even those who will be in the area of the act of that suicide, or those who are the ones to find them.
Ego. The captain fits the profile perfectly.
Some people can just snap
I believe it happened with a GermanWings flight too. So sad. 😢
"GOOD NIGHT" MH 370😔
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something i guess say goodbye to the ATC when the aircraft passes on another one it’s something that happens frequently
The tower said goodnight MH370 FIRST. Then the pilot said good night back to the tower. Nothing wrong with that.
Sabrina Dugan uh he didn’t say bye at all
@strawberry_shortcake4life Malaysian police report nothing was unusual about his life before
I am literally addicted to your videos! The graphics, the information, and the depth of your research is unlike no other. Although I have shed tears with some of the videos, it’s also refreshing to know that there are incidents in where “everyone survived” their flight ordeal and that makes me tremendously happy. And of course I thank God for those who survived and I say a prayer for those who lost their lives.
When "Greatest Aviation Mystery" has been solved,I really want to be at home watching the video from your channel.
You successfully make excellent documentary.
not fully solved
You know the feeling of driving a car and you get that "swerve the car down the cliff" thought? It looks like this pilot did it in an aircraft version.
you mean some kind of intrusive thoughts?
@@salsabilayasmin1055 😂
Yes!!! Or if I'm really high and get the I should jump over thought.
It seems that he had planned it in advance though. This wasn’t a spontaneous action.
Nice video. Really appreciate what you did in memory on MH370
Please keep the sentences 2 or 3 more seconds on screen. Otherwise I have to pause it to read
Then pause and read it.
But that is a crime in our state
@@pratimroy4042 😂
@@pratimroy4042 lol you got some god level humour
Agreed.
One issue that has not been addressed is the role of the co-pilot. If the pilot turned off the transponder and re-routed the plane did the co-pilot just go along with it? I would think the co-pilot would attempt to make a distress call to the control tower. Something happened to the co-pilot and nobody has any explanation.
Coincidentally today 8th march 2021 TH-cam recommended this video. It's been seven years!
Hopefully one day we will know what happened... prayers for MH370.
i've been following this story for a few months now, and i hope one day they find out the truth...
we all want to know the truth, especially the families of the victims, who DESERVE the truth.
but isn't it weird...there must be someone out there who knows what happened but just won't tell. a 777 can't disappear like this and not be found for over 5 years.
great work theflightchannel! keep up your amazing work.
The most recent part of the plane found was a trunnion door (an islander had kept it since 2017) which experts say means the landing gear was down and someone was trying to make the plane sink as fast as possible. That contradicts theories by Larry Vance and others that a controlled ditching was carried out. Either way, it seems almost certain someone deliberately flew the plane to the SI Ocean with the intention of killing themselves and all on board. The biggest unknown is WHO? The Captain had nearly 20,000 hours flying experience built up over more than 30 years of flying, a large proportion of it in and around Asia. All pilots are aware of radar dead zones, there are thousands of such areas across the oceans. In this case, the dead zone is only a few minutes at IGARI between Malaysian and Vietnamese air space. The Captain also informed Malaysian ATC twice just before Igari that he was.... "maintaining flight level 35,000". Pilots don't normally provide that information unless there is a good reason to let ATC know their altitude. The turn at IGARI was too sharp and the bank angle too severe to have been carried out on auto-pilot. That turn was made by someone at the controls. Once the plane had crossed Malaysia and Penang, it turned North and was flown up the Malacca Strait at increasing speed reaching maximum speed in stretches. That also could not have been done on auto pilot.
The satellite 'handshakes' which occurred every hour from 2.22am until 8.22am and proved the plane flew to the SI Ocean, would be something the pilots would not have been aware of. These signals came from the satellite to the SDU on the plane (Satellite Data Unit). In 2014 research was carried out into what knowledge pilots had of SDUs and it found none that knew anything about them. Not surprising really, as it has no on/off switch and is an automatic function on the plane which pilots don't need to know about. Thus when whoever it was turned off ACARS and the transponder, they had no idea that they could still be tracked approximately by the SDU. The SDU bizarrely stopped functioning for about 45 minutes shortly after the turn at IGARI until the last radar sighting north of Sumatra at 2.22am, then again bizarrely came back ON just after that...... when it seems to have rebooted and stayed on until the flight ended. Extensive investigations were carried out to establish if there was any way the SDU could go on or off by accident and they drew a total blank. Only human intervention of some form can make it go on or off, but as there is no means on board to actually turn it on or off, this was baffling. What seems to be probable is that just after the turn back, someone cut the electrical power on the plane and depressurised it also. Cutting the power disabled the SDU, unbeknown to the person who cut it - because they did not know about the SDU. Once the plane was north of Sumatra at 2.22am, he turned the electrical power back ON again some time around then, removing his need to use oxygen in the cockpit, then once again unbeknown to him..........rebooted the SDU which then tracked the flight's path to the SI Ocean for another 6 hours.
Most experts believe the person who did this was the Captain, because there were pointers suggesting it could have been him and none of concern about the co-pilot. Pointers, indicators, clues.....but no proof. Nobody knows what goes on inside someone's head. It might have been Fariq who locked the Captain out the cockpit and hi-jacked the plane. It's very strange that the only phone that ever connected to a cell tower after the turn back at 1.21am was Fariq's.
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@@haroonvirk6786 - Wow! I am impressed... you need to start a TH-cam channel immediately! We need someone like you since so many aviation channels just repeat what is already known in an entertaining format. 🏆👍
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9 years later and we still cannot find the main body of wreckage neither do we have any closure related to cause of death to passengers/crew. Crazy…
I wonder what those people on board felt like, whether they realized something was wrong early on and spent the whole flight panicking, or they noticed when they were late for arrival or were blissfully ignorant during it all, truly scary to imagine being one of those passengers
One theory I remember reading is that the pilot depressurized the cabin to knock out and or kill all the passengers right away so they couldn't stop him and they couldn't contact the outside world with cell phones or anything had they noticed. Made sense to me, but nobody really knows.
They were unconscious when the plane rose to 40.000 feet still over Malaysian territory. Sure that was most important to not have 300 ppl beating down cockpit door, ringing alarm on their cell phones over Malaysia - esp. crew shall be aware and not just after 4 hours hey smths wrong we're slightly off course still over ocean instead long in China! There is also a board phone operating on different technology then regular cell phone connection. Still my bet is plane was hacked hijacked. I can't see pilot doing the same as German Wings locking Pilot out once he goes peeing. It was shortly into the flight and the moment in-between Malaysia and Vietnam radar. Noone can plan so THAT minute your colleague out of cockpit. Also hitting your young male co-pilot that hard that he is for sure 1st hit defenseless/knocked out is unplannable to work on 1 try only. And getting him out of cockpit with usually best trained flight attendant being close around 1st class section. There are no incidents of pilots fighting where it had failed. Just Germanwings but if he had went 40 minutes later or other flights he still had carried out as intended. Pilots/Crew getting screened for weapons just as well as passengers. The main key are the 4 inventing engineers of the human transplant chip being murdered and their package/laptops better never be found. Officially sponsor Rothschild got awarded the copyright after their deaths. Also Illuminati loves to do stunts like that for big upcoming things. See 9/11 to program muslims real wild for WW3. It's been said from start that 9/11 is way more down the line in history than just 9/11. Like the discovery of America or crucification of Jesus - a new epoch. NWO as Israel is established and progressing.
Humans: We are gonna solve this mystery
Oceans: no no no
A friend of mine and I did a little farting around with math, and here's what we came up with: Take a swimming pool the size of the island of Manhattan, and eight feet deep. Now dye the water black so that you can't see the bottom of the pool, and have someone toss a guitar pick in there while you aren't looking. Now float around on the surface, looking for it. That's MH370.
@@CinemaDemocratica so true...and the Indian ocean is an angry sea
@@CinemaDemocratica makes no sense btw
@@CinemaDemocratica Wouldn't a guitar pick float in a swimming pool?
@@robertjensen1048 I don't think so, no.
Thanks for this fab video. I was one of the thousands who spent weeks staring at a black screen after a satellite Co. opened up their platform for the public to try and find anything that looked remotely like a bit of aircraft in the water. There's still millions of us still hanging on for any updates on this horrific yet fascinating incident .
The fact that the transponder was turned off coupled with the turns off course makes it clear that this plane intentionally disappeared. Unless the plane is found we will never know what happened.
It's saddens me thinking about the families who expected to see their loved ones return and they have no explanation of where they are and what happened.
over 6 years and still no closure for the families of the passengers...so sad...I can't imagine what I would feel if my beloved parents/children/spouses/best friends just gone missing like that...hell, sometimes I still cry over my beloved cat Chaplin, who went missing in April 2017 to this day!!! 😥😥😥 Even finding his bones would be a closure...
I cannot imagine the daily torment that the loved ones of those on that flight deal with not having any real closure or understanding of what happened. Prayers for their healing. Great video, appreciate all that went into making it.
I mean it’s terribly sad but there isn’t much to understand. The captain committed mass murder. Not the first time and won’t be the last.
I have spent the last few days again watching every available details on this greatest aviation mystery from many sources and i ask whether there is any better expression than greatest aviation mystery to understand why the plane was lost with all the tech in 2014 . I wish also we can understand why the Malaysian military and others did not go into action, there are questions and more questions and perhaps regrets. But like someone said it took over a century to finally find the Titanic, maybe some day in less period of time MH370 mystery will finally be solved and i pray fervently it will happen in (my) our time. My sympathy goes to all those who lost loved ones.
Its more than obvious it landed at diego garcia
@@stellar3327 🤦♂️
In this hypercommunication age, disappearing and not being found is a feat in itself.
Rest in peace, poor souls. Hardware goes crap sometimes.
The communication systems were likely switched off intentionally. It is unlikely that there was a malfunction.
As a Malaysian I'm heartbroken & confused with this tragedy & what or who gained anything from this!
@mike mars A truly unnecessary comment.
Show me one picture perfect country without corruption of some sort🤦🏼♀️
7 years today, waiting for you to come home MH370
These are so well put together. The music, editing, everything is perfect and suspenseful. It gives you this feeling of fear and theyre addicting! Keep it up! Excellent channel
No matter what happens to MH370, we all know that someone, atleast a person, knows what happened. An aircraft that big couldnt simply be gone
The govt knows. The pilot was a political terrorist. He was negotiating with the government as he flew. This is why the Malaysian govt took so long to disclose the missing flight.
The pilot planned on landing in Australia if his negotiations worked. But the govt was leading him on and not taking his negotiation seriously. So he got mad and wanted to embarrass them by ditching the plane.
DS Analysis His wife divorced him 24 hours before the flight stupid idiot
I think that the government knows what happened, but they don't want to admit it.
@@dsanalysis5013 which gov't?
@@tom31ditz The Malaysian govt who took a prominent opposition figure on trumped up charges the day before MH370
Deeply, as a malaysian, we are truly shock about this mystery. But still hoping that this mystery will be reveal soon.. God bless us.. Btw thanks for the video.. I've waited for so long for this to be aired up.. Thank you soo much from Malaysia🇲🇾
I believe the pilot Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah was from Penang, Malaysia. From what I've read he was going through some personal issues with his wife and family and decided to take one last look at Penang Island before dumping the plane into the sea. Very sad. Thoughts with all the passengers and crew who died. R.I.P.
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I’m no expert and will never claim to know exactly what happened but what I do know is that when this happened back in 2014 there was a guy who released a sequence of videos talking about some key points that I don’t see here on TH-cam anymore. One of them being that there were officials on this plane who were on their way to some sort of huge meeting amongst some of the biggest corporations in the world and they were the key to passing/agreeing on whatever it may be they were going for. He also believed that this plane was actually LANDED on a remote island down in the Indian Ocean called Diego Garcia which is occupied by an alliance of two military’s (if I’m not mistaken) and isn’t open to the public under any circumstance and was taken away from indigenous people many many years ago. This explains why the pilot had history of flying over the Indian Ocean AND landing on a runway similar if not the same size of the said Diego Garcias runway which has Been left out in many articles today. They have also left out the fact that there were two military planes flying on the side of MH370 before its disappearance which many considered to be its hijacking point which has also been left out. Last but not least there are people in the Maldives (down in the Indian Ocean ) who reported seeing a plane flying very low around the time of Malaysia’s disappearance right over them and since have been silenced. All of this stuff was very chilling and still is till this day but I truly believe it was an inside job and if you don’t you’re out of your mind. All those people suffered.
Diego Garcia is a US miltary base. Billions of dollars have been invested into that base. It's been used to fly bombing missions to Iraq and Syria amongst others. Sometimes there are so many naval destroyers berthed there that serious concerns have been raised about fires potentially spreading between them. That base has the most sophisticated radar systems in existence including 'Over the Horizon' radar which can see thousands of miles.The Indian Ocean is monitored 365 days a year by those systems, every minute of every day. Diego Garcia also has a runway long enough for a Boeing 777 to land on. The plane seen in the Maldives was identified, it wasn't MH370. Regardless, Diego Garcia must have seen MH370, it is ridiculous to assume otherwise. MH370 was an unidentified aircraft which was not communicating, exactly what the military would deem a threat. That points to a distinct possibility they shot it down, but there's no proof, but it's suspect definitely.
It's too risky to reach DG by crossing Indian Military Radar which is in Andaman and Laccadives
you're absolutely right! I talked with a family member, a first officer, he told me that a dozen persons was on a black list, therefore, had to disappear! A MH captain told him that! This hijacking/disappearing have been prepared! If not, why have all the tracking been deleted the same day? The Indian Ocean is under strict Army control! Calculate yourself the distance that the plane flew,during 6 Hours of recorded signal,from the turbines manufacturer, and you will get the
approximately position of the plane.
I calculated in direction of South west Indian Ocean, and came near Reunion Island, it was the 4th day!
What if they were going to rule against the corona virus testing lol
They say the sea gives up its own,one day it will and relatives get closure
True. They did find the Titanic.
If i recall, they found a stabilizer (or maybe it was a flaperon) on the beaches of reunion, further affirming that the flight did in fact crash in the Indian Ocean (or was it the Java sea?). Who remembers. Anyway, great work as always. Keep it up...love watching your videos!
Yes, they found a flaperon, as well as other debris from the aircraft
But haven't found the black box which they desperately need
@@TheC0unt ..its not their fault...the black box I believe is still intack with the rest of the plane
@@semoneg2826 lmao you don't know that
Hope we'll get to know what exactly happened with MH 370!!
Everything in life has an explanation
But it just happens that sometimes the truth is way to scary to be known
Two points: Previous videos by others claimed Zaharie's home simulator had only location points, not actual routes. And the plane disappearing from radar only nine seconds after passing waypoint Agari seems a new fact. If those facts are true, then Zaharie intended to make the plane disappear. The video needs to show how those two conclusions were reached.
The real mystery, in that case, is not how a plane can vanish (just turn the transponder off and fly to the middle of the ocean) but how an experienced and respected pilot, no matter how angry he is at his government, could ever decide to do it. Two hundred thirty-nine people all trusting him. The lifelong heartache and anguish of their families. The pilot's dutiful behavior for over thirty-three years and his decision to murder 239 trusting and innocent passengers is too incongruent for the human mind to fathom.
Jesus stop watching youtube videos for "facts" read well written pieces based on the actual evidence, but yes all logic and evidence currently points to a deliberate act by one or more pilot, unlikey the co-pilot was that in thrall of his supierior so likely one pilot! www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/07/mh370-malaysia-airlines/590653/
@@suburbia2050 ". . . read well written pieces based on the actual evidence, . . . www.theatlantic.com . . ."
The Atlantic article you linked to cited no evidentiary source. It merely presented hearsay. The article is thus no better than a TH-cam video that does the same.
"but yes all logic and evidence currently points to a deliberate act by one or more pilot, unlikey the co-pilot was that in thrall of his supierior so likely one pilot! www.theatlantic.com."
My comment never disputed that one pilot intended to make the plane disappear. It inquired only about how the video-maker reached its conclusions about "nine seconds" and Zaharie's simulator records having "actual routes."
@Mr Horse wow islamaphobe
@Mr Horse Didn't know that Islam created Covid 19
I read that just before the flight, he had a heated argument with his wife who apparently had just left him! No question that he murdered everyone on board. He is a selfish killer.
It would be interesting to listen to the dialog between the captain of the other aircraft which was trying to contact MH370 and the crew from MH370, even they only got some mumbling as an answer. But sadly, these recordings are not available
Hayrullah Ceylan why don't they have the communications? Did they not record them?
@@m.behan6 I don't know if recordings on this frequency still exist but what I'm sure about is that the dialog on the other aircrafts blackbox are not available anymore. Because blackbox recordings only last during the last 2 hours and are automatically deleted after parking.
Hayrullah Ceylan oh ok.
Yeah, the mumbling report if accurate is interesting because it would mean that someone in the cockpit keyed their mike and perhaps were confused and unable to speak clearly. This might indicate a hypoxia scenario rather than a suicidal pilot which is what many are going with.
@@bobraible so true ! never thought of that !!!
Great reconstruction video. It will keep them fresh in our memories... RIP
I love your videos...no second rate actors.....poorly editied documentaries....just the facts.
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@@theflightchannel may I have one?
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Thanks for re-creating this biggest mystery of all times! 👍 im a malaysian and also a fan of ur channel.. really appreciate ur efforts! 😀 this means a lot to the people who wants the truth and never stop seeking hopes.. maybe in our lifetime, we shall see the plane lifting off the seabed! 👍
it is going to be like another titanic mystery... may get solved after 75 years...we may not be alive to know the truth...
Titanic mystery? What do you mean by that? The whole world knew instantly what happened to Titanic instantly, no?
leventunver mystery is like nobody could locate its remains for 75 years. May be wreckage from plane may get discovered one day.
Mavors they knew the general area where is sank not the exact spot of the shipwreck
Mavors yeah exactly they knew the area where it sank not where the actual shipwreck landed
Mavors bro when ships sink they travel through the water they just don’t drop down 🤦🏻♂️
I have to admit I feel a bit scared being on the planes these days after this incident.
Don’t be daft
After reading so much about the aircraft. I believe that there was technically error in the cockpit that led to its disappearance.
1-- We know that a nearby airplane successful made contact with the aircraft but could only hear mumbling , that's proves that even the captain was trying to convey something..
2-- When the transponder stopped working due to technical error the pilot decided to take a U turn And land at the nearest airport.
3- As he was unable to make contact with any of the nearest airport due technical failure Zaharie A S decided to take a final attempt for landing at Penang airport. There are evidence that his mobile phone made an automatic contact with cell tower near Penang. That's means the aircraft was at much lower height, may be he was trying to make a landing. And then he realised that his landing gear or some other instrument is malfunctioning.
So kept on flying in attempt to regain contact or was waiting for help.
It is also possible that due to some fire or cabin pressure loss , crew members lost conscious and the flight kept on flying for next 6 hours.
We all can only make guess about the disappearance of the aircraft. I feel that malaysian airforce should have send jets as soon as they realised it was missing. It was negligence on their behalf. In India / USA/ Uk if an aircraft goes missing there will be military jets looking for it in less than 20 minutes.
It's my request to people to stop blaming the captain. Capt Zaharie A S had an spot less track record and had lots of experience. Was A graded pilot and flying expert
It is still unbelievable that in 21st century with so much technological advancements we failed to track an aircraft. Even after 6 years of its disappearance we still don't know about it.
My prayers are with the families of passengers.
May their soul rest in peace.
The fact that communication in some form was made does not prove anything about the captain trying to relay anything. In fact, it conveys to me the pilot was most likely making an attempt to deliberately thwart any communication.
What about the fact that that exact flight path was found on the pilots home simulator? Not saying it was the pilot who “did it” just wanted to know what you think of it because the rest of your points are plausible
i see, youre his family thats why you try to defend him
you have same religion with the captain eh?
@@javierf6162 I am not even from the same country. Lol
Flying continuesly within 5 hours can go so far..imagine that 5 hours
If suicidal the pilot could have crashed MH 370 much earlier. After a crash many things come up and float. So far little has come up. Strange. Thank you Flight Channel.
@WingNut OMG all those passengers !
@Wing Nut where did you get that info from?
@@freespiritable wondering myself, as he has no source postee wnd says it every where
@@maarten3225 lol I've read there were rumors due to political situation in Malaysia at the time but nothing confirmed.
Emily Hutjes Dont trust him blindly, think logically
This is straight up weird. We can study clouds on Saturn but can't find a plane on our own planet? How?
Exactly how is it that with all this modern technology..they couldn't keep track of a plane and it conveniently disappears
Indian ocean has no gps coverage. Some even question the very existence of satellites. My opinion is that the space race is money laundering by the governments
Thank you for answering to my request. With many conspiracy theories and the lack of information, it is indeed very complicated and difficult to produce an accurate account of what exactly happened. How can a huge jet plane just disappear from the surface of the earth? Hope we can find the answers one day to bring closure to the families of all on board of this flight. 🙏 ✈️
You just amazing at what you do and I truly appreciate all the hard work you put into it! I truly am a fan, I stopped watching TV just to catch up to all your content. Don't ever stop pumping out them videos will miss you too much!
Much love and respect from Northern California.
Your truly make my day if you reply and if you don't you're still make my day.
Rob
Thank you very much man. I appreciate your support 😊😊
Please don't give Up to find them🙏🏽
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I have atclive apss..in Malaysia it is common to say Good Morning, Good Night, Assalamualaikum in the conversation between atc and pilot.
I’ve always had a strong feeling the plane was hijacked, and now it seems it was, but by its own pilot. It wasn’t an issue with the plane or a fire or it wouldn’t have kept flying for SIX hours. That proves it was being deliberately flown that entire time. It’s very possible though that the pilot found a way to depressurize the cabin so nobody would know what was going on or try to fight back. Everyone was probably unconscious by the time it crashed. This is just a theory, but it’s the strongest lead there is. It sadly may never be found and all we can do is make an educated guess. I hope it washes up somewhere in my lifetime. I’ve been dying to learn the truth since I first saw the live news report in 2014. Can’t believe it’s already been 5 whole years. RIP to the poor souls on board. You deserve justice and I hope you get it.
Yes, the most possible and logical scenario is the pilot's murder-suicide mission. And it's really terrifying even to think about it... If it's true, he was a coldblooded calculating psycho murderer. Ok, If he wanted to take his own life, then he could do it at home, or enewhere else ALONE, but in this case he decided to take the lives of other people, he acted like he was a God. Real psycho
Whenever I hear Malaysian Flight my heart breaks down for those who lost their life without even knowing what’s going on.
I remember waking up to hear this on the news. Very saddening and my condolences to everyone affected.
I could be wrong but I'm getting the feeling that this was an intentional crash
It was a hijacking! By a fucking IDIOT!
@@AsIseeitPattiDail nah i think it was shot down .. and this is a cover up from the government
What if they are still alive and used as sex slaves
I believe it was intentional as well. The captain crashed it down.
@@thehuntingfishingtv15 that's impossible the plane has been crashed luggages and pieces of the plane have been found they are under the ocean nos