How One Person Destroyed 239 Lives - Malaysian Airlines MH370

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On March 8, 2014, #MalaysiaAirlines Flight #MH370, a #Boeing777 with 239 souls on board, disappeared without a trace while en route from #KualaLumpur to #Beijing. In one of #aviation's greatest mysteries, the aircraft vanished from radar over the #SouthChinaSea, leading to a multinational search across vast stretches of ocean. What happened to #MH370? Was it a #technicalfailure, a #hijacking, or something far more complex? This video dives deep into the events of that fateful flight, analyzing the twists, turns, and theories that have left the world searching for answers.
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[@_WyngX]

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[@sarithasalikooti9045]

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[@sarithasalikooti9045]

First

[@ServerScriptsX]

War thunder is amazing game !

[@yuvraj9936]

just one way to describe the video experience MAZA AAGAYA

[@Trentral]

are you gonna make a video on voepass brazil spiraling plane

[@km3455]

It’s not just the 239 onboard but the lives of their loved ones who have to go on living without knowing what really happened.

[@helveeta]

I saw a heartbreaking video of a mother of one of the passengers. Her son had his wife and children with him. She cried "my whole family is dead" *shudders* I will never forget her cries. 💔

[@lancethrust9488]

47 ON A SECRET ISLAND , BATTLING AGAINST THE OTHERS

[@lidiasoares5675]

I can't even fathom! I can only pray that the Lord be merciful to all the victims and their surviving relatives!! It's so heartbreaking to relive the story that only now, I can slowly realize!! It''s a constant nightmare! Lord , have mercy!!

[@gamer__dud10]

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[@thegrimreaper1991]

Yes I totally agree

[@sakshi.sonawane]

No matter how many times I watch this case in various videos, the "Goodnight, Malaysian 370" Sends CHILLS down my spine! ☠️

[@_WyngX]

It does, doesn't it! :)

[@revathyachary3601]

Sooo true..

[@JayTailor45]

Yeah

[@EarthScienceTV]

I totally agree! That final "Goodnight, Malaysian 370" is so haunting, especially knowing what happened next. It adds a chilling layer to an already mysterious and heartbreaking case.

[@Hakeem_Lonewolf]

I swear bruvv

[@chaengdubz8220]

If this plane was indeed hijacked, the person, or people had to have been very familiar of the airspaces, including military, flight paths of other flights and flying a 777. It’s hard to believe a random hijacker would know all these factors unless they were well informed or were familiar flying that region.

[@sloeberdoet]

It is not it was the pilote himself

[@Im4u143]

They hide from us. Search about some passengers who were on board. They wanted to eliminate them. That was a plan murder and blame it to the pilot.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

I think there can be no other explanation than the pilot.

[@gjustg1540]

​​@@jaideepshekhar4621yes there can. It's called Uninterruptable Auto Pilot and can be done remotely. Ask yourself why the plane was heading directly for Diego Garcia military Base before it supposedly turned south. Ask why a fighter plane was in the area of it's initial disappearance off radar before it took a 180⁰ turn back on itself

[@DD-fj2ut]

@@jaideepshekhar4621 Yes, clearly the pilot. KZbin “Mentour Pilot” also has a very good video on this. I believe the pilot wanted as plane full of dead people for his own nefarious reasons during his last hours on earth. Basically his own funeral sacrifices. Speculation on the reason can be left to the imagination.

[@IsabelleSt.Pierre-q2n]

I’ve seen literally all the videos on this plane’s disappearance, but yours is the best I’ve seen. Great content, mate.

[@musiclove4887]

Yes agreed... everything seems to add up in this video. So most likely it's the pilot's deliberate actions...

[@funkjeee]

look at Lemminos video years ago, this guy just created the same video…

[@Shawshank.r]

It's actually the worst lemmino one was besy

[@Lottie.Bronte321]

@@musiclove4887you don’t take 8 hours to commit suicide. If that plane was at the bottom of the ocean, explain how some phones were ringing out for up to several days. The US were responsible. Check out Ashton Forbes for the closest to the truth. Nobody has done more investigating on this than he.

[@goldilocks-zone]

@@funkjeeeright? almost same references

[@airbus350ulr]

This story has been told many times… but never have I ever heard about the airspaces and also the court case! Well done Wyngx

[@_WyngX]

Thank you! :)

[@rfnmmandal]

@@airbus350ulr I admit I have seen hundreds of MH370 Videos (I never usually see more than one video of a particular case but I see for MH370 as I believe it won't be found so I am making my own theory, that is what all of us are doing). But none of them mentioned this court case and MH134, which was the original flight. Many said he planned a 370 itself before.

[@jocelynanonymousvlogs5418]

Me as well, I wonder why? This scenario makes so much more sense

[@JTitus-pb7zo]

@@_WyngXI was always under the impression that the Satcom system could not be turned off by any instrument in the cockpit. Your video if true has finally shown me how the pilot could have done it.

[@Che1seabluesdrogba11]

Redacted's video is pretty interesting

[@AllRounderKartik]

4:21Bro the transition from the video to sponcer was wild ☠️☠️ Edit- guys relax it was not disrespectful that's the best ever transition

[@kushagramisra1418]

The disrespect tho

[@CosmicAndromedan]

Yeah that's so disrespectful

[@pravinaldo07]

Disrespectful or not it facts and very creative, coming from a Malaysian :)

[@TheShowblox]

A bit funny but quite sick tbh

[@rex77x]

@@kushagramisra1418your crappy malaysian ArMy do not deserve ResPEcT

[@akshatparikh8409]

A Green Dot Aviation video and a Wyngx video uploaded on the same day😍 best day ever

[@kirilkapro8873]

we just need mentour pilot to post now

[@RealDataStats8320]

Yes🤣​@@kirilkapro8873

[@ankanbads]

@@kirilkapro8873 He already posted yesterday announcing his break from flying.

[@michaelappiah3938]

Air Crash investigations also posted today

[@joebob2311productions]

I saved a Green Dot for last night and now I have another today and I discovered Wyngx too

[@SHOCK_songs]

1 plane, 2 pilots, 239 people and millions of theories.

[@VincentConti-m5j]

Ditto on that😮

[@tigading2177]

Just like JFK, there is only one country and one agency capable of perpetrating such terror acts.

[@rohansstearling8295]

@@tigading2177you’re right my friend bc only one conspiracy fits the picture well and it makes sense that it was the Americans who shot down the plane and covered it up ofc to protect their own reputation

[@divyas4411]

Cannot believe you put out such amazing and insightful content for free. This is one of the best aviation related content I watched including on OTT channels. Thank you for existing!

[@kiwi3580]

Have to say, animation, writing, narrative depth, speed - all really good. Congrats!

[@wubbied4575]

It was the Russians. Nobody wants to talk about it though.

[@TewbBelrog]

Reminds me of Lemmino's docs

[@brinckau]

Yeah, War Thunder is an amazing game. I'm glad they sponsored this video.

[@pommygeezer9309]

Two years after both MH17 & MH370 tragedy I needed a return flight to London from Australia. I went to the travel agent, I said ‘I need the most economical flight to UK, I don’t care which airline just not Malaysian Airlines.’ She said ‘they’re half price.’ I said ‘Book it!’ The flight was pretty much empty.. I had a stopover in Kula Lumpur they picked me up put me up in a 5star hotel no charge. The service and flight was perfect. Best flights I ever had. There was something else at play in those tragedies..

[@Oravankarva]

Very interesting

[@jordanb8712]

So you didn't want Malaysian but we're sold by the half price? Just curious

[@danjames6620]

so you gamble with your life . your life must suck

[@spacedoctor6858]

​@@danjames6620thats a dumb assumption. Maybe we dont know his financial situation

[@Tallisme]

​@@danjames6620 You could get hit by a drunk driver while out walking, your train might derail, your car brakes might fail, your planes rudder actuator might get jammed and make the plane uncontrollable. Better never leave your parent's basement again

[@kodaph]

It has been 10 years , or over a decade and still feels like yesterday

[@vivianleenet]

Wow, I almost didn't believe you until I googled it. It really did feel like just yesterday. A decade later and still very few answers.

[@lbunnygordon1133]

Still feel for all families affected...❤

[@sima573]

Do you remember that Msian government set a 1-minute stop on a specific day (around 2 months after the plane had been missing and they announced that there will be no more search) wherever you are, and be in silence during this 1 minute to show respect to gone souls?... that day, that minute, as l had set alarm, l stood by LDP highway, as l evidenced many other drivers/cars also did. Just 1 minute l closed my eyes but running tears... I will never forget how miserable Malaysia and Malaysians lived those days and months. This good tempered nation, but nobody was even smiling! What a nightmare it was!... 😔😔😔😔😔 May all innocent souls of them rest in peace. Yea.. 10 years gone. But the pain still is being felt as if it was yesterday. Bless you. ❤

[@danmulholland1634]

​​@@vivianleenetfor as advanced as we are now someone is bound to find it someday I wouldn't be surprised in less then 10 years

[@RoamMeYo]

because there is no closure for this manned tragedy..unfortunate and sad.

[@elishakisembokasembo7718]

The speed at which you switched to the sponsorship video was epic 😂😂😂😂its like you just pick-pocketed us at a cinema😂😂😂😂

[@MrGman2804]

I lived in Western Australia at the time this aircraft went missing, and I was gripped by it because I had flown from KL to Perth on Malaysian airlines in 777, so I knew that was well within the range of this aircraft. I just had a feeling. I don't know if there was any logic to it. It seems as though it did indeed finally go down somewhere off the coast of West Australia but that is a vast area. Why a man would do something that takes so many others with him is hard to understand. I doubt they will ever find it. There was a Swissair DC10, SR111 which crashed into the sea off Nova Scotia in 1998. The impact smashed the aircraft into 2 million pieces in shallow water. If a large aircraft was in 2 million pieces in deep water, the debris field would be very wide by the time all the pieces reached the bottom, and the water out there is deep and wild. Probably all part of the planning.

[@muditvarshney8639]

I watch a lot of aviation videos but you are the best. The way you do everything is so thoughtful and professional that it is beyond my appreciation.

[@_WyngX]

Glad you like them!

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[@staywiddit9094]

LMAO

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How can I laugh without being seen?😂

[@kakyoininiggysbody2654]

The snail tries to snatch your soul

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[@Al1c3xStrxwb3rry]

Nothing more interesting than watching your videos about aircraft’s. Thank you for creating these. It was my childhood dream to become a pilot, but I’m scared of heights, but it’s still fun to know about aircrafts by posting these. Hats off to you!

[@craigs1588]

This is by far the best account of this mysterious case I have seen. Thoroughly enjoyed the many ah huh revelations along the way. Kinda helps provide at least partial closure to this unsolved mystery.

[@YHK_YT]

As always, amazing production quality and even tho this unfortunate crash isn’t recent and has been covered a lot of times, it still feels like you always being something new and explain things differently! Great work and keep it up!!!!

[@_WyngX]

Thanks so much bro ❤️

[@alexjohnson2224]

@@_WyngXgreat job at spreading misinformation bud. Definitely not the truth on what happened, hence the wiki advisory. Maybe look at the 3 orbs that send this into oblivion

[@vlz.matthew]

yeah wasnt expecting 1440p

[@vlz.matthew]

@@alexjohnson2224 he is explaining the best theory. whats your problem?

[@krishna.panhale]

Much Awaited 🙌

[@_WyngX]

Hope you enjoy it! :)

[@krishna.panhale]

@@_WyngX sure, will do :)

[@haha7836hahah]

0:55 The Biggest mystery In aviation history Bro’s throwing bars now❤

[@Thanos-u5f]

Mystery in history 😹😹

[@QuantumNinja1.9]

😅

[@mae-ox1cj]

Boeing know where it is.

[@joebob2311productions]

This is the only video Ive seen talking about the other planes that were around which MH370 navigated around. And I've watched countless videos on this. This is also the first I'm hearing of the MH150 flight that occurred on Feb 4th.

[@illuminite]

Same for me. First I've encountered the mention of MH370 navigating around other aircraft. I think I came across another video that mentioned there may have been an earlier flight that was originally targeted though, but I don't recall the exact flight.

[@musiclove4887]

Exactly! To be very honest i think the malaysian govt would have hidden many facts n truths from the public...for reasons whatsoever.

[@Silvia-h6u]

Is there any offciials important died who know the secrets​@@musiclove4887

[@FSAEntertainment]

Feel sad for the Passengers.

[@vijaygarv]

I’ve never been an aviation enthusiast nor did I ever watch content. I was 11 years old turning 12 when this happened and the news came to me when I was playing outside, seemed interesting at the time. Now I’m 21 and this video got me reading more stuff about aeronautics. I’ve subscribed sir.

[@musiclove4887]

Wow...how time has flown...10 yrs isnt long these days

[@SangAnglerx]

Hey we got the same age

[@DanielVerberne]

I have not been to this channel before and I have to say - this is excellent content. Your narration, attention to detail and CGI visualisation all do an excellent job of conveying this complexity and ever-twisting story. You particularly did well in explaining the satellite ping responses and the resultant location spread.

[@OfficialFlixy]

The amount of work you do in these videos!! Keep up the work man I believe that you will be big someday.❤

[@OfficialFlixy]

Well bigger*

[@pspradeepkmr]

Isn't he already?

[@OfficialFlixy]

@@pspradeepkmr well I ment like 20m subs. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[@randotuber]

@@pspradeepkmrYou consider 0.1 million subscribers big?

[@MotivationClicker-d9p]

Wyngx i tell you a truth whenevr your video notification pops up it is better than any of the serials and best entertaining, knowledge and interesting , thanks for providing such good quality videos. All the days and weeks took to get a video from you is really worth it. Thanks again! Damn bro

[@norizammastor9072]

Think he get paid handsomely by the War Thunder.

[@MotivationClicker-d9p]

@@norizammastor9072 Yeah, still it was so smooth shift from video to ad.

[@dineshnagwekar3173]

Excellent information! Hope this is true & fact to resolve this biggest mistery in aviation history which impacted not just 239 unfortunate passengers but also millions of caring people like me. May God rest all of them in a peace who didn't make journey through & reached to their families & loved ones!

[@AmbadiJ]

I knew nothing about aviation but now I am fan of your videos.GREAT JOB KEEP IT UP. I don’t know whether it is simple but it will be great if u upload bideos regularly so love from kereala❤❤

[@murrethmedia]

When the pilot does it it's not a hijacking, it's called Suicide by Pilot.

[@gjustg1540]

Except it wasn't. The flight sim theory was thrown out years ago as it was the route he was flying the next day. The pinged iPhone is nonsense, even above European major cities there is no signal above 2,000 feet, let alone above 30,000 feet out at sea

[@GSP-76]

A lot of people think this is what happened but there's no clear cut evidence pointing to this.

[@murrethmedia]

@@GSP-76 True, but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence.

[@NicolastheThird-h6m]

Its called going rogue.

[@GSP-76]

@@murrethmedia Yeah I'm kinda leaning that way too...but can't be 100% sure. That's why this incident has garnered so much attention. We just can't be sure of what happened. From everything investigators learned about the pilot, he wasn't exhibiting any behavior out of the ordinary prior to take off either. Nothing that would have led anyone to believe he was depressed or suicidal.

[@franklinsamuel6682]

The master storyteller is back with an another gripping documentary!

[@viper_f]

As a pilot, this is one of the most compelling and haunting videos I've seen about MH370. Hearing 'Good Night MH370' still sends chills down my spine, especially knowing the weight those final words carried.

[@sfsf6976]

That locking out scenario sounds crazy because if that happened the assistant pilot & other attendants would have contacted someone for aid?!

[@MGAnnAd]

Most likely the Pilot acted alone, disabled the co-pilot and other occupants using decompression? Perhaps the main pilot Shah had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean with 3000 residents mostly military. A genial but evil way to use a commerical plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of gan island, Maldives. US airforce would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@dnakoldarkside6358]

my heartfelt condolences to the families still.

[@devarshratnaparkhi2693]

its a good day when wyngx uploads

[@REBECCA12341]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@bixumbi]

One theory I heard from an aviation expert was that the pilot probably incapacitated the co-pilot and told the crew not to bother them, since it was a night flight. So maybe no one realized what was happening until the plane crashed into the sea

[@mushymarlin]

Told the young co-pilot to get a coffee and as soon as he was alone locked the door and de-presurised the plane. Everyone else was unconscious or dead. It's the only way he could be sure no one would notice his sharp turns and use a mobile or plane phone to report the issue

[@gboates]

@@mushymarlinhe had company until a specific drop off point - still a feat to jump from a plane at 160 knots

[@jamesrogers5277]

Very engaging, very concise, with a surprising amount of new material - delivered clearly and neatly. Well done and thank you.

[@WorthlessNickores]

This is by FAR not the longest mystery in aviation history. There are a team of planes missing off of Florida since around the middle of the century and Amelia for just 2 examples.

[@mohanmuniraju3180]

You are a really great person, explaining in such a clear manner, I really enjoyed your content and I recently watched this on Netflix, but to be honest, they didn't explain in a clear manner like you did. I enjoyed every second of your content. Thank you soo much for providing us one of the best content ever ❤, your content can beat Netflix content...

[@Sriman-sr6ln]

Dear Mr. Vikram, I am very Grateful for this video as I've Requested you to make a video on MH370. I really love the way how you respond. All Your EFFORTS while making this video, Right from Researching, Editing, Animating, Scripting, Voiceover & the Time that you've spent on this is Astounding! Thankyou Mr.Vikram. I am so Grateful for you! You Deserve Millions of Subscribers, Congrats in Advance!

[@gxgamez1810]

Wake Up! The best youtuber has uploaded once again! Keep going btw :)

[@lukathegodyall]

been waiting for this video for so long 😭💞

[@_WyngX]

Thanks for waiting bro! :)

[@-q-b0_1]

Block box should be nuclear powdered to emit signal continuously

[@maszkalman3676]

Or connected to satelites like a satelite phone always on....

[@John-eh6jg]

That transition from the story to sponsor was the best i ever heard . i always fast forward other videos sponsor parts. but you had me hooked in the story by the time i realized it was a sponsor it was already half over haha very well done sir .... and great video . I never heard some of details your video included

[@KingBritish]

Good afternoon from the UK, Wyngx. This is my favourite case so I look forward to watching it.

[@MGAnnAd]

Perhaps the main pilot Shah had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean with 3000 residents mostly military. A genial but evil way to use a commerical plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of gan island, Maldives. US airforce would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@ambrose7581]

As an aviation enthusiast I was following this case religiously. All news, documentaries everything but nobody was able to explain this case so simple and accurately. Thanks for this. Sometimes I think that the Malaysian government knows exactly what has happened and they are trying to hide it. Maybe my thinking 🤔 is wrong.

[@amrizulkifle9771]

i'm thinking the same thing too but as usual we don't have any proper proof and evidence so this is still just a theory for now

[@JyothiRao-ze9so]

I have not subscribed because of your ads

[@rknk9943]

This is the best I have seen about this accident ( and I have seen some).. keep up your hard work and commitment for quality.

[@_WyngX]

Thank you so much! :)

[@tanjeffrey9396]

😅Malaysia Government will NEVER agreed that One Person was Responsible. NEVER ! ! !

[@gjustg1540]

That's because they weren't.

[@cziffrathegreat666]

This is the most comprehensive and interestingly detailed (airspaces ;)) video i've ever seen on MH 370.... and yet the most entertaining among them all.. Thank you so much for the quality content, that makes me click immediately at any new Wyngx upload :)

[@mysterychemical]

The theory is 100% true. That practice flight path and actual flight path is no coincidence. But, motive will remain mystery but we all will get the answers in coming time. The most absurd thing that is annoying to even listen in this modern era is no pin point flight tracking with satellite. Why does it have to be manually switch on/off? Didn't aircraft manufacturer know about 9/11 transponder switch off. Why rely only on ground radar and transponder(which can be turned off) itself only? Just have take off to land continuous live location send to satellite. Is it rocket science to do that simple stuff? Or airplane files lawsuit for violating its privacy by tracking?

[@MGAnnAd]

Correct!!! perhaps the main pilot Shah had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean with 3000 residents mostly military. A genial but evil way to use a commerical plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of gan island, Maldives. US airforce would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@vinodhm3369]

​@@MGAnnAdBro, How do you know all these ??

[@MGAnnAd]

@@vinodhm3369 Purely guessing Bro, but what is weird to me is..... I consider US to be at least 100 years or more ahead technology wise of its nearest competitor. If they cannot find a plane of this size then they are either directly or indirectly involved. If they are indirectly involved we would have got some clues, but we got nothing even after 10 years just theories so they are directly involved some how....also, if you remember 9/11 terrorists had used planes filled with passengers as a missile to hit several US targets. Sounds similar to this MH370 theory? What if the pilot tried to do the same thing inspired by that incident again? Anyway he decided to die for some reason perhaps he thought he will make a profound statement, a holy war before his death. Radicals are capable of doing anything and US is their favorite target. Why else would the pilot practice landing/maneuvering using Diego Garcia as a location in his home flight simulator days before the incident? That is a military installation normal people cannot even go near that place. One more thing the fisherman in southern Maldives saw the plane last and that place is around 500 Miles from Diego Garcia and nothing else in that place other than the vast ocean. US knows.

[@LeeStewart]

What we do know - The plane was deviated deliberately by a someone in the cockpit. No amount of automation could do that. The transponder and SATCOM were deliberately turned off. The first officer's iPhone pinged at a cell tower at 1:52am, when the plane banked right, turning past Penang. During a bank, one side of an aircraft is closer to the ground. Without the wreckage and FDRs, hard to say. But, my money is on the captain; Zaharie Ahmad Shah.

[@TRAYBALLUNO]

What’s the motive in theory to his suicide??

[@pablorubio8287]

@@TRAYBALLUNO Political motivation, as well as some articles have leaked information about him having divorced just weeks previously, and friends noticing he was depressed. What I just said would have a likelihood of just around 80%, but since we know it was him it's what we have left to believe

[@giuliamilani9275]

If this is true then it’s more than enough to explain what happened! I also believe the reason why he didn’t just crash it somewhere randomly was because he probably enjoyed flying and wanted to do it one last time and kind of “fool” everyone else by disappearing! I guess we’ll never know

[@simongilmore772]

There's no hard proof, but I have to say the circumstantial evidence alone is pretty damning. The way that plane was meticulously threaded out to avoid detection, it was by someone who was skilled and knew exactly what they were doing

[@MGAnnAd]

​@@TRAYBALLUNOPerhaps the main pilot Zaharie had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a remote US military installation in southern Indian Ocean (this facility houses 3000 residents mostly military and some civilians) using this commercial plane: MH370. The cargo manifest of the plane suggests 200 kg Lithium Ion batteries being carried that day which makes this theory even more terrifying. If this was truly the pilot's intention then US air-force planes(bombers) from Diego Garcia would have stopped this rogue plane before it came anywhere near their military installation. This would mean the wreckage will be in many many small pieces and definitely no survivors. Also, this explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator. Agreed, You have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used commercial planes filled with passengers to attack several US targets). Maldivian fishermen have observed a big plane on the day when MH370 went missing and this was very abnormal to them because only small planes, sea planes use that route, also, they observed loud noise too because the plane was flying at very low altitude (perhaps to evade military radar, save fuel). The following day the fishermen identified it as a Malaysian airline plane when they were shown the pictures. Gan island in southern Maldives is approximately 450-500 miles away from Diego Garcia. It is a possibility.

[@jhamadhu2809]

The way you put together videos is outstanding

[@Cherryblossom0512]

I’ve watched a bunch of videos about MH370 but the wyngx version just hits different

[@_WyngX]

THank you! :)

[@Cherryblossom0512]

@@_WyngX Thank you for replying to my comment & always making amazing content!

[@arutina1921]

The best one must have been the one by Green Dot Aviation tho

[@deceio]

My thoughts are the plane was shot down.

[@mattm1686]

I think that’s her private cell phone because I’ve text her on it. She said I could.

[@dhassak7747]

Since the plane vanished into thin air by 2014, I watch and observed every videos pertaining to this case. Even now whenever I see such related videos, it instigates more eagerness with mysteries revolve around it. In order to conceal his doleful past, Capt. Zaharie Ahmed Shah willfully materialized 239 lives doomed fate. Long story short - Captain was the armed representative of god, who deliberately wanted to wipe-off 239 lives on 8th March 2014 from the earth.

[@MGAnnAd]

Correct!!! perhaps the main pilot Zaharie had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean with 3000 residents mostly military. A genial but evil way to use a commercial plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a Malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of Gan island, Maldives. US air-force would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@afko]

some maldivians in an island in the Maldives spotted a very similar resembling plane the following morning few hours after the plane disappeared. they said the plane was flying at a very low altitude. it's possible the plane crashed somewhere near Maldives or the indian ocean

[@nathantajeu5457]

How credible is this information?

[@gabedude68]

@@nathantajeu5457 think I saw the video that mentions this, can't remember much, but it had a pretty credible explanation for all the telemetry and lack of radar contact, and had it fly south over Maldives at about that time, headed for THE most defended remote military base in the world, where it would be stopped and never allowed to be found. Depends whether he had more beef somehow with the US, than he felt homesick to see his Hometown one more time.. idk which to believe, would love to go find it to know for sure.

[@afko]

@@nathantajeu5457 you can do some google and KZbin investigations yourself. you'll find out that it makes sense. it's the govt of Maldives that tried to hide this information worldwide. the island councillor was even offered money by global news agencies to give an interview regarding this issue. but the govt ordered him not to do so. this incident happened very early morning in Maldives time. if you compute the time mh370 departed and vanished you will find out it's logical that the plane can travel to Maldives area by this time. and the explanations of everyone we're almost the same. same colors, same size, the high pitched sound, super low altitude and it also says the plane flew towards a direction which I see as the direction to Diego Garcia American military base

[@luvenpranicfrequency8043]

Maldivians are obviously in Maldives... 🙄

[@EsromFF]

@@nathantajeu5457 It was reported to the police before it was known the plane was missing. They thought a plane was in trouble so they reported it. It´s one of those pieces of evidence that you cant explain. Because they did report it before anyone knew it was missing.

[@conceptcrystals487]

Best video on this topic without a shadow of doubt. Great job guys!

[@jespersails]

The presenter sounds indian, and i am proud that such a high quality detailed presentation is put together ! Brilliant work, brilliant level of detail covered.

[@norizammastor9072]

@@jespersails Should used BIG I for Indian as sign of appreciation.

[@loveandlightabove11]

​@@norizammastor9072😂😂

[@loveandlightabove11]

I'm an indian... Why do you give soooo much importance to nationality wherever you go?? It's a video for godsake just watch it appreciate it irrespective of the nationality and just move on... What are you five years old? Be proud of yourself first 🤦‍♀️

[@jespersails]

@@loveandlightabove11 you really have some low self pride / self esteem issues. Join a self improvement class, i am showing off being indian and it bothers you? Seriously?

[@norizammastor9072]

@@loveandlightabove11 r u kidding man.. there's NO bad words bout you.. all just appreciation for the guy.

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

I have watched multiple videos of MH370, but you are the only one who goes in depth of the real stuff, not other kind of stuff that does make a story, but not important to the reason for why it disappeared

[@kuruptzZz]

Actually if you consider everyone's families...he destroyed many more lives

[@amrizulkifle9771]

i know you mad about that pilot but chill out dude we still don't know if the pilot actually committed suicide action could be just a system failure that lead to the plane disappeared but as always this both theory can't be true due to lack of evidence and proof

[@kuruptzZz]

@@amrizulkifle9771 nah its the only logical explanation right now...the only question is why

[@NabirMohammed-l2u]

​​@@kuruptzZzThe pilot intentionally did all these. It's clear suicide many experts believe it's a suicide. There were other multiple flights pilots who killed every passengers on plane by crashing down.

[@savioddsouza2784]

The Best ever Detailed information on MH370 & Nice Voice

[@_WyngX]

Glad you think so!

[@susannestorm9705]

Yes the speaking voice is excellent you can hear and understand every word, it isnt usually so!❤

[@_WyngX]

@@susannestorm9705 thank you Susanne

[@musiclove4887]

I immediately subscribed sir. The best video on this mystery ever!!

[@jimlofaro5695]

great explanations and info. the best info so far. May those people that lost their lives rest in Peace. Amen.

[@AzerAdiloglu]

Given the complexities highlighted by the MH370 incident, it’s clear that aviation safety protocols need further enhancement. A proactive system could be developed that automatically sends signals to the aircraft at regular intervals-such as every 15 minutes-to ensure everything remains on course. In the event that no response is received after three consecutive attempts, the aircraft's autopilot should initiate an automatic emergency landing at the nearest airport, overriding any potential interference from the pilots. Such a system would serve as an essential safeguard, mitigating risks and improving passenger safety in cases where communication is lost.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

Or that if all power is lost, send a signal. That cannot be deactivated.

[@Denkmaldrubernacht]

Well then you have an autopilot malfunction situation, which if it is like this, cannot be turned off. Leading to a crash while you have a full lockout from the plane

[@kenitpatel]

Excellent video as always. one suggestion: if you can put subtitles of radio talks between pilot and atc, then it would be even better, because this voice are not clear for non aviation people like us... thank you for your efforts

[@_WyngX]

Thanks for the tip! Good idea! :)

[@aarongarcia1101]

That is a good idea and would be helpful for those on the next level of interest.

[@HeyItzKunal]

Moment of silence for the people who got died in this aircraft and their families.

[@BESTGAMER12132]

Wyngx: *makes a sad video about one person destroying 239 lives in an airplane* Also wyngx: *promotes a game about war and death*

[@sabbialmighty7249]

most engaged i've ever been for a half hour long video 💗

[@rolfanderson3925]

I am just so relieved that the general consensus is finally coming around to the reality that all of the facts and circumstances of MH370 support the theory that it was a mass murder-suicide by Captain Shah. All other theories have significant holes.

[@jagdeepdhillon8008]

Yes, but so many in comments love defending the pilot, it's nute

[@norizammastor9072]

The time this tragic happened I work at KLIA as an airport limo driver. All my passengers will also agreed that the captain is behind all this.

[@MGAnnAd]

Correct!!! perhaps the main pilot Shah had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean with 3000 residents mostly military. A genial but evil way to use a commerical plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of gan island, Maldives. US airforce would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@AA-le9ls]

​@@norizammastor9072What have those passengers told you?

[@norizammastor9072]

@@AA-le9ls most of them agreed the theory of that the driver was behind this tragic accident.

[@R1ckZc00L]

After watching so many videos about MH370, there is one thing I just found out: : Indonesia's military radar was turned off because they had no fuel for the generators. What the hell, m8?

[@ckykimura331]

Haha welcome to Indonesia

[@ashikchowdhury8458]

I was a student in Beijing back in 2014, and when going back to Beijing from Bangladesh after each vacation, I used to take that flight after a long transit in KL. Alhamdulillah I am still alive .

[@briankidd7206]

I find it so hard to believe that nothing was ever found, no bodies, no wreckage, nothing solid at all. The families deserve closure.

[@yankinwaoz]

That is not true. Some wreckage has been found washed up in SE Africa.

[@torikatsudon018]

I do have to admit that your theory-telling is well done!

[@christerry1773]

bottom line: No one really knows what happened. There's logical assumptions.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

Not really. We do know the entirely of the route, and know the fuel probably ran out there, which is why the sat rebooted one last time. We also found its wreckage.

[@christerry1773]

@@jaideepshekhar4621 we don’t know how or why it got to that point.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

@@christerry1773 We don't know for certain the motivations, but we do know with almost full certainty what happened.

[@dvl1557]

The big question is: why did he want to go specifically to Mekar for? The big turn was to try get there anyways (running out of fuel).. for flying 6 hours specifically aiming at Mekar, there has to be a reason. Did he figure putting it in the ocean there will lead to it never being found? In a final sadistic wish?

[@GusMac-kv7zi]

He intended a mystery with no damage to his reputation or that of his family. So yes is the answer to the question.

[@dvl1557]

@@GusMac-kv7zi Why does someone like that have to take hundreds of innocent people with him, instead of just off'ing himself.. that's pure evil. Abusing your job to be able to do not only that, but also leave all their loved ones in the dark if never found. If this is it, maybe after missing Mekar he had a plan B location to do it. Following this line of thought, they should be able to find something, you'd say?

[@11-dev70]

Some mysteries always remain unsolved

[@saadmohammadkhan468]

The plane will eventually be found, technology will advance to make the search easier

[@rahusphere]

Truth will come out.

[@uniqueurl]

​@@saadmohammadkhan468you can only hope. Ocean is not easy as outer space. You can out smart gravity with thrust, but you can't win over air pressure. No luck against nature.

[@saadmohammadkhan468]

@@uniqueurl more than blind searching, better technology in deep sea mapping will help to locating the wreck

[@davidmueller9342]

​@@saadmohammadkhan468 it already washed up

[@HavishG]

I first saw this channel through your "Airindia No fuel over New York'. I read comments and most of them were praising you. I thought that yeah, this video is nice but don't deserve this much praise. I watched that video enjoyed it, and later moved to your other videos and now i have realised why everyone likes your videos so much! They are really one of the best videos on KZbin and yeah, you nailed it!

[@poorandhungry6807]

Accent is simple, easily understandable and create a curiosity..... Appreciated Bro ❤....😊

[@_WyngX]

Thank you so much 😀

[@syedzareefintisar2298]

I've seen a lot of videos about this but sitting in my country,but today 15.09.24 (sunday)I'm wathing this video by sitting in KL airport and this gives me chills throughot my body🙂

[@shampoo6595]

Deep in my heart I believe the Captain responsible for this tragedy. Hope one day they will find the black box and can answer the questions

[@danr8472]

No one cares what you believe in. It's easy t blame the captain when there is not proof of his wrong doing.

[@MGAnnAd]

Correct!!! perhaps the main pilot Zaharie had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean (houses 3000 residents mostly military and some civilian). A genial but evil way to use a commercial plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a Malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of Gan island, Maldives. US air-force would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@danr8472]

@@MGAnnAd I gather that this thesis is a joke.

[@MGAnnAd]

@@danr8472 Could be, but it is hard to believe in this day and age a commercial plane of this size disappeared with any trace. Purely guessing here...

[@MGAnnAd]

In my opinion, this was not an accident, but a deliberately planned incident because so many things cannot go wrong in one day!!! It is a modern day commercial air craft and not some 30 year old beat up car to abruptly fail mid-air and disappear without leaving any trace shortly after take off...... The Pilot (Zaharie Ahmad Shah) destroyed 239 lives that fateful day, perhaps his actual plan was to cause a even bigger destruction somehow his plan did not materialize that day. Let me explain why. It does not make sense why somebody will go to such great lengths: turn off electronic systems, disable all occupants including the co-pilot and crew, fly the plane very low in opposite direction to the scheduled flight for many hours and more importantly, he did practice landing in Diego Garcia in his home flight simulator to get to know the remote location and terrain better...... all this meticulous planning and execution just to commit a suicide(self) and mass murder(for others) in some obscure spot in the southern Indian ocean? Just seems like too much work for nothing unless he had other motive perhaps a very radical and sinister one at that. A couple (I think Americans) were travelling in their luxury yacht from Kerala(India) to Thailand around the same time when MH370 disappeared. The lady was relaxing on the top deck when she observed a huge bright orange light in the sky (like a huge explosion) and she claims to have seen two planes fly by closely at the same time. What if this huge bright light was indeed the missing MH370? Totally guessing as to what happened that day so please hear me out.... Perhaps the Pilot (Zaharie) had a radical plan to attack the US military base at Diego Garcia by using the MH370 as a missile. A human mind can be complex and we will never know what issues he was going through or what hatred he was festering in his mind. Diego Garcia is a remote island in southern Indian ocean close to Maldives and houses around 3000 residents mostly US military and some civilian residents. On the same day, fishermen in Maldives did see a big plane fly very low over their island making a lot of noise, it was very abnormal for them to see a plane of this size because usually only small planes, or sea planes go in that route (later the fishermen identified the plane as a Malaysian Airline plane when they were shown photos, they identified the letters, symbols and colors on the plane). US military at Diego Garcia would have detected a big rogue (unscheduled/unplanned) commercial plane approaching their military installation and they may have sent their military aircraft (bombers) to check on the plane/defend Diego Garcia. US air force must have tried to establish communications with MH370, either they got no response, or the response was not satisfactory/convincing. After initial analysis of the situation and past experience from 9/11, US military may have decided to not let the plane come near Diego Garcia to make a landing, but maybe the pilot (Zaharie) was persistent in his approach and so they had to take affirmative action on the plane to protect Diego Garcia and its residents (last time radicals attacked Pentagon during 9/11 they had used a commercial plane filled with passengers as a missile; I am sure US is not going let that happen again). Perhaps this huge explosion is what the American lady on the yacht observed. If this mid air explosion truly happened that day then the wreckage will be in many, many small pieces and definitely no survivors. This explains as to why it was hard to even locate the wreckage afterwards. According to MH370's cargo manifest, this plane was carrying 221 Kg of lithium-ion batteries which makes this theory even more terrifying. Don't know if a pilot is typically allowed to check a plane's cargo manifest before the flight. Due to the extraordinary circumstances no country will take ownership and we will never know what really happened to MH370. It is hard to believe Malaysian airlines/police did not find any red flags in Zahairie's mental state specially when he had a critical job as the main pilot of an international airline: his behavior with others, web sites accessed in the days/weeks/months prior to this incident, his association with radical elements etc. They probably learnt about it afterwards like the rest of the world. Feel bad for all the poor souls lost that day, other than being in the wrong place at the wrong time they did nothing wrong.......RIP passengers and crew of MH370.

[@shazebabrar197]

Some logical explanation as why if captain was possibly involved

[@paugasolina5048]

your theory contradicts satellite data. Plane didnt have enough fue to pull that off aswell

[@MGAnnAd]

@@paugasolina5048 Sure, as I said my theory is only a guess, but the plane was last observed flying over the Maldives by the locals who in-fact even saw the doors of the plane clearly(low altitude flight). If somebody did meticulous planning ahead of time and went to Diego Garcia in a straight line (flying low) perhaps the fuel may be sufficient and plus, since he was the main pilot he could have had the carrier fill extra fuel that day. Don't know if pilots are typically allowed to have a say in that.Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@joeygrey9878]

Fabulous graphics !!! Just subscribed. Thank you for an excellent video.

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

Damn man I've seen countless videos investigating what happened to MH 370 and while they were more comprehensive the visuals weren't quite as good as yours, I didn't want it to end and me wishing it was longer is the only real complaint I can think of and damn man as someone who's a History and Aviation SuperNerd the game by your sponsor looks amazing and u did a really good job making it sound and look even cooler so I hope I compensate u well for that one bruh Thanx for the uploads whether 30 min or 30 seconds I always appreciate them

[@_WyngX]

Thank you so much mate! :)

[@shishirs2007]

I used to work in Penang at that time..pilot's home town ...He made a last pass on top of that city may be just to see it ..Entire city was in sorrow after the news... It gives chills that they just passed overhead for their last journey . 😢

[@damianp7313]

Came here to say this

[@Noob16717]

The other day, I watched pilots skillfully prevent a crash using all their experience. Today, I encountered this. Is this what we call maintaining the balance of the universe?

[@_WyngX]

Ying Yang!

[@justmebruh483]

Hmm KZbin Algorithm being biased, you paid KZbin premium for whole year?

[@Noob16717]

@@justmebruh483 Nope, I opted for the free trial, and maybe KZbin is trying hard to keep me hooked so that I actually pay for it.

[@Noob16717]

@@justmebruh483 Nope, I opted for the free trial, and maybe KZbin is trying hard to keep me hooked so that I actually pay for it.

[@lonewolf5238]

Very well done, impressive work, meticulously researched. The only other video documentary I've seen that is comparable, is the one Mentour Pilot did a few months ago. In both cases, I was struck by the same thought: WHY? If it was a political or religious motive, why no message? For that matter, whatever the motive, why no message? All evidence, and reasonable deductions, point to the captain. But WHY? If it was the captain, he had over 7 hours to contemplate his end, to dwell on what he had done, the innocent lives he had taken. That is one hell of a stubbornly determined suicide. Without any communication, no final words, no manifesto. Makes absolutely no senses whatsoever. Anyway, again -- excellent work!

[@Bulletno]

I learned new things today. Good stuff! 👍

[@VVP1113]

Iam a big fan of aviation industry!! I have been following famous channels like mentour pilot for a long time...just a concidence I came across your channel !! Hands down bro..your vdo visuals,Animation and technical explanation is top notch!! Iam glad to see a wonderful aviation channel budding from India!! Keep going bro!! Subscribed your channel and Awaiting new vdos!! 🎉

[@_WyngX]

Thank you so much! :)

[@Bob31415]

There is an important discrepancy between this video and another one I watched. In the other one they said the plane went into a holding pattern at the end of the Mallaca Straight for some time before heading to the Indian Ocean. It was speculated that Zaharie might have been in negotiations to release his relative who had just been sentenced to five years the day before.

[@janeryan2709]

In negotiations with who? The Malaysian government?

[@Bob31415]

@@janeryan2709 Yes

[@MGAnnAd]

Correct!!! perhaps the main pilot Zaharie had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean (houses 3000 residents mostly military folks). A genial but evil way to use a commercial plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a Malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of Gan island, Maldives. US air-force would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why the wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@bananabreab6502]

damn...I still remember the days my parents I used to dirtbike with one of the pilots. Its been 11 years, rip :(

[@kieranbricker3278]

Was it Zahari or Farique

[@ImNotQualifiedToSayThisBut]

Who?

[@reallynani9693]

​@@kieranbricker3278it doesn't matter they all don't eat pork to begin with

[@reallynani9693]

​@@kieranbricker3278it doesn't matter they all don't eat pork to begin with

[@GamingTown1]

Hey Wyngx please make a video on the tenerife airport crash of klm boeing 747, aka the worst aviation disaster in history. 580+ casualities Also Wyngx i don't remember but i don't think that you have made a video about the air india flight 182. [ the one that split in parts bomb explosion] no survivors 350+ casualities. Would love to see these horrific disasters in action (not in that way , i meant in like seeing how they happened, Your videos are way better than green dot aviation in my opinion)

[@thedrummercat80]

My university friend's elder brother is the co-pilot. When she received the news she changed and didn't come to class for about 6 months. Poor girl. I always try to be helpful to her. Hope she is ok now.

[@limcy5377]

the ad transition was brutal af 💀💀💀

[@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime]

I always thought that he deliberately brought the plane down. Right from the beginning all the evidence points to that.😢

[@MGAnnAd]

Correct!!! perhaps the main pilot Zaharie had a radical plan to attack Diego Garcia a US military installation in southern Indian Ocean (houses 3000 residents mostly military). A genial but evil way to use a commerical plane carrying 200 Kg of Lithium Ion battery in cargo to attack a specific target. How do you expect US to react in such a situation? affirmative action. No country will accept if it did happen this way. That explains why the pilot was practicing that terrain/airport (Diego Garcia) in his home flight simulator and perhaps he also had knowledge of the cargo manifest (batteries) ahead of time. However, you have to be absolutely crazy to attack a Military installation using a commercial plane.....but then Radicals are known to be crazy (remember 9/11 when radicals used passenger planes to attack US targets). Fishermen in Maldives did see the plane last, they said it was very abnormal for such a big plane to go in that route. Usually only small planes or sea planes go that route. They said the plane made loud noise as it was flying low (to evade military radar, conserve fuel?). The following day they even identified it as a malaysian airline plane when they were shown photos. Diego Garcia is around 450-500 miles from the southern tip of gan island, Maldives. US airforce would have detected and stopped the plane before it reached the military installation. Explains why wreckage was never found (too many small pieces) and definitely no survivors. They were all gone that day.

[@robinsydney140]

I DON"T BELIEVE THE OFFICIAL NARRATIVE. Too many important people and their families were in that plane. It's "disappearance" was very convenient.

[@michaeludeze8470]

Believing in conspiracy theory has become a cult. The danger to humanity is that there are so many of you.

[@JoeyBMartinez]

This is one of the best explanations of MH370, he goes down to the last detail and theory, amazing work Wyngx

[@hoylandy]

WOW, Excellent video, after dozens i finally learned something new. Thannk you !!!

[@EIRE55]

Excellent and very detailed coverage of this mystery. Maybe there was someone and/or something very important on board that plane. Whatever the circumstances of its disappearance, it's very clear that it was intentional rather than accidental. May all 239 passengers rest in peace.