MH370 mystery: Search for missing passenger plane must continue

[@Look_at_the_flowers8053]

To the families and friends of those on MH370: I still care about what happened to your loved ones.

[@michelleper5065]

and how does it help?

[@secondspring4613]

@@michelleper5065 showing kindness, support and compassion always helps...

[@michelleper5065]

@@secondspring4613 is this before or after you sold your freedom for a bag of potato chips and an ai iphone?

[@ginolatino91]

​@@secondspring4613👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@secondspring4613]

@@michelleper5065 LOL...what???

[@colinobrien3806]

it still baffles me to this day how so many people do not have any idea or understanding whatsoever about how big and deep the ocean is and the task required to find that aircraft

[@ianpilkington2037]

Like trying to find an ant in an Olympic size pool

[@supitschillbro]

@@ianpilkington2037even worse than that. it’s like trying to find the tip of a needle in one of five olympic size swimming pools

[@louiseharraway2599]

they found the titanic

[@Sashazur]

@@louiseharraway2599They already had a very good idea of where the titanic would be since its position was known when it sank (as best as could be determined with 100+ year old tech), and it’s a lot bigger than a plane. It’s also very likely the area where the plane is, is much deeper than where the titanic is.

[@halomultiplayermoments]

@@Sashazurand the under water area is like a mountain range in places so makes finding it even harder.

[@sibylleherbe8260]

There’s no money in the truth. As a matter of fact, the Malaysian government risks being sued if it was found to be the pilot. It really is that simple.

[@trestruant9941]

Yes - follow the money trial to find the motive. There is little by way of money trial or motive that the pilot did it. Those two trails point to all the other dirty hands involved.

[@chanh9220]

The answer is quite clear. Only thing missing is proof. Guess this is reason they don't want to conduct the search early.

[@jamesh950]

Is the air line owned by the government ? Once they find the phane, Malaysia Airline or the government will have to payout big bucks as someone dropped the ball and they want it bury. No phane no pay out.

[@chanh9220]

@@jamesh950 Yes it is.

[@yenmugabi8366]

​@@trestruant9941The airline is liable unless it can prove that it is someone else. The airline has already been sued by relatives for compensation between €1.4 and €2.4 M for each victim.

[@LensFromNorthEast5338]

If we can't find them, then it will be a huge blow to this 21st century with all of the high technology advancement.

[@ChristopherPoitras]

With all the technology we have and we can't find this plane? I am not into conspiracies but this does sound a bit weird.

[@siphomogale779]

I think it's a definition of mystery

[@Sashazur]

The ocean is huge and deep. It is literally like trying to find one needle in several thousand haystacks.

[@louiseharraway2599]

i think they were looking totally in the wrong area.

[@michelleper5065]

you cant.. not in your timeline

[@ricky_pigeon]

Malaysian government needs to be held accountable for its lack of action. It's a sick world when a plane like that can vanish and nobody looks for it and sick to know our governments do nothing to hold them accountable for the lack of action. I would ban all flights to and through that country till they found it.

[@absolute_abundance]

Not just hiding but in the crucial of the first few days they were quiet and diverting the search...

[@cherylpennington3304]

Im sure somebody knows what happened. People have sworn to take things to their grave. Maybe this is whats happened and they know if they admit what they know they might go to prison or somebody might try and kill them. I really dont know how anybody could live with their selves knowing 239 people are dead and its been 10 years and they dont know anymore today than they did when this plane disappeared. Families need closure. Its just not right.

[@gogreen7794]

Lots of time and money were spent looking for the plane. Aviation experts and others have investigated every aspect of the disappearance. It's highly unlikely that anyone or any government knows for certain what happened to that flight. And even if parts of the plane are found on the bottom of the ocean, it's not likely any bodies will be found or we'll know exactly how it disappeared or why. Even if the black boxes are found intact, they probably have deteriorated and/or the recordings stopped long before the plane crashed. Yeah, I know. Reality sucks.

[@pinkpugginz]

​@@gogreen7794I'm sure the black box would be able to be salvaged

[@douglaidlaw740]

It isn't the Government's fault. Without the plane, there is no black box. With the advances in technology, the black box should have been obsoleted, but that is an international regulation, not a national one. The plane's ID was turned off in the plane. After signing off from Malaysia, the plane should have signed on to Vietnam's traffic controller, but it didn't. There was nothing more that the Govt could do.

[@DebacleWhimsical]

the fact that a pilot that is flying a commercial plane can become a ghost plane by. pressing a button is something I don't understand

[@fishingfan1500]

This. How in this day and age can an entire plane go missing?

[@stanner6169]

The ability is there for safety reasons.

[@stanner6169]

For safety reasons...the problem is if u take manual overrides away what happens in the event of a computer or mechanical fault?

[@hungryteddy1657]

@@fishingfan1500They CANT. This is just the government’s of the world playing with the intelligence of all of us.

[@lorigarza9971]

Should not be a way to turn any of that off.

[@deanvrabl]

I think its time that they acknowledge that everything has failed. Planes go up, planes go down, planes crash, planes do fall into the Ocean .... But plaanes just dont , never ever, disappear

[@thinkwithvideos2238]

Many planes literally over the decades have disappeared.

[@SoraBlu3]

*with today's modern technology

[@Cmoreau27]

@@thinkwithvideos2238 Small planes, private planes etc have… Commercial airliners have not…

[@dreamthedream8929]

Are you sure that this is the only example?​@@Cmoreau27

[@BILLYRFCNO1]

do you know how big the ocean is ffs

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

The malaysians dont want it found! This has been a government cover up from the beginning. People need to look outside the box. Cant believe its been 10 years already. It has gone by unfathomably fast. RIP MH370. You are definitely not forgotten.

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

Exactly. It has been disappeared on purpose.

[@cosmodog4845]

Agree

[@abhijeetlenka1998]

I absolutely agree with you

[@michelleper5065]

mh has no say...not in 2014 and not in 2024

[@jeagle70]

What is there to hide when there's nothing to hide? It's all been laid bare, stripped to the bones.

[@angelahimmelreich7104]

Danke!

[@kysjvdp6]

Malaysia was incompetent in searching for the aircraft

[@Ham1001dy]

They can’t afford it 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@michelleper5065]

what do you want from them.... they are little dot on the ds map

[@michelleper5065]

@monipenny408 ds not us... dsuscorp

[@vanny3194]

Many people from Mizoram,(the north east part of India,) saw it go down and it has been even reported but no follow up, the Malaysian government should have much better chance of finding it than anywhere else

[@michelleper5065]

@@vanny3194 plane never "went down" anywhere... it was and is and will never be in water

[@YouShouldThink4Yourself]

This is Malaysia's responsibility, NOT Australia's

[@twistedhillbilly6157]

US did it.. Rockafeller made billions

[@azuwaau]

as a malaysian, i really disappointed by the government. they have to take the responsibility.

[@MM-ds4qv]

As a Chinese, I totally agree. Australia almost has nothing to do with it.

[@bak1391]

This is FVEY responsibility, NOT Malaysia's.

[@bak1391]

MH370+MH 17 this is FVEY's responsibility, NOT Malaysia's or Russian's.

[@2blackice]

was flying Malaysian Airlines recently but this accident was on my head throughout the flight what if its the same thing again today its something you try but cannot erase from your head my family monitored my plane the whole period until the plane landed and confirmed with a phone call just incase of anything planes this big don't just go missing.

[@same5952]

Understandable,, especially knowing that Malaysian government wouldn't even look for you and the missing plane.

[@bundleverne]

The fact that the Malaysian government had a find-or-no-pay contract with Ocean Infinity just shows you how much Malaysia is willing to support further search efforts for MH370.

[@biscottigelato8574]

Yeah, very little excuse under a no-find no-pay. Except for not wanting it to be found.

[@cail171]

Ya ocean infinity And another company has had an open offer to return to the search, at no cost whatsoever to the Malaysian government. Sooo what are they hiding

[@simonwolfe529]

Ean Higgins the Author on the MH370 mystery started to uncover more truth as to how the plane vanished however he strangely disappeared from radar screens in 2020 - how odd is that ?

[@FKTHESYSTEM063]

Typical. Did he mention Diego Garcia at all do you know?

[@billtracy8774]

He is missed but there is no suggestion of murder

[@gizmo8361]

I’ve always thought his disappearance to be very strange and there’s not much info out there on it. It might not be murder but at least his going missing while or shortly after investigating MH370 should make some people scratch their heads.

[@talcris9]

For the safety of everyone who gets on a plane each and every day, the plane should be found. Answers are needed. My heart hurts for the families of those who were lost ❤

[@Sashazur]

Every sane scenario for what happened is already accounted for in aircraft and airline operations. If and when they find it, there isn’t going to be any eye opening revelation that changes and improves anything.

[@michelleper5065]

it wont... not the original

[@mrsx7944]

Exactly why I don't get on planes

[@DawnCampbell-dk3vx]

What really strikes me about plane disasters is that the families of those involved almost always have to board a plane to get where they need to be. Can you imagine what that flight must be like for those poor people?

[@kennywilkinson913]

Sounds like you've watched the same air crash investigations and had the same thoughts as me me, one springs to mind is the American Airlines flight that cargo door blew out and took half a dozen passengers with it at about 20,000 ft, which is about a 2 min freefall not being strapped to a chair and not high enough to pass out, the parents were hoping their son went through the engine but he never and the mum stole papers from the hearing that contained the truth about the failed lock. Wtf was those flights like

[@CoolHand273]

With how little wreckage was found it sounds logical that a controlled ditching was more likely.

[@peekaboo7424]

I still say it was a mass murder/suicide.

[@anxietyy3263]

​@peekaboo7424 We can't let Zaharie win, if we give up on trying to find the plane then Zaharie gets exactly what he wanted...to end his life, the passengers lives & the hide the plane from ever being found.

[@davelowe1977]

​@@peekaboo7424there wasn't really any evidence presented here to support that conclusion though.

[@thebritishbookworm2649]

​@anxietyy3263 he was cleared. Stop blaming him.

[@toliveonfire]

@@thebritishbookworm2649 They found the same flight route he took to the SIO on his home simulator. He can't be cleared based on that fact.

[@lorigarza9971]

Breaks my heart hearing those families talk. It is almost cruel not to be willing to find it or give up the info we know darn well someone is hiding. That is torcherous for those families. I could not live with that as well as they have. Bless their hearts.

[@gregbailey45]

*torturous lol.

[@KingBritish]

No other explanation other than it being deliberate makes sense. I've known it from the very beginning and never waivered. I hope it is found.

[@SAING-KUOPIO]

0:35 🎉🎉 and really 0:43

[@trestruant9941]

Deliberate - yes, but maybe not deliberate from within the aircraft 😱

[@KingBritish]

@@trestruant9941 Definitely from within the aircraft. The conspiracy theories don't help anybody.

[@trestruant9941]

@@KingBritish It's too easy to frame a dead man. There are many dirty hands in this story, and motives are far stronger outside the plane than inside. Atmo, there is no evidence that has been tested in court - as long as 1MDB overshadows this whole saga, even Inmarsat data is not yet "evidence".

[@debbiek7193]

The pilot did it solo.

[@Wesley_Jacob]

I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like on board 😢

[@shravana108]

Watch the Green Dot Aviation documentary 'What Netflix got wrong'

[@Wesley_Jacob]

@@shravana108 will give it a watch, thanks buddy ✌🏽

[@candydandy2694]

Not that bad really, if it went as planned and as the evidence indicates. A little concern at first, pop your oxygen mask on expecting a resolution soon, then just drift off to never ending sleep.

[@same5952]

@@candydandy2694 Sounds pretty bad to me.

[@KIA-MIA-POW]

The reality is that there will be no trace of the pax whatsoever. The only question now is who will fund a continued search and if found, its possible recovery?

[@iitool]

Air France Flight 447 disappeared in the mid Atlantic in 2009. The location of the wreckage and black box recorders was not found for 2 years. Despite the enormous size of the search area those search efforts continued until it was found. Until that time nothing was known about how the aircraft went down. Nothing should stop the ongoing search as the answers from its discovery can not be expressed in $

[@metfish]

Ten years is a hell of a lot longer than two. Even if you could shrink the search envelope to a relatively limited area, you’d require the equipment and technologies that only a few possess. Think Woods Hole and the USN (who ultimately were the two entities credited in finding AF 447). I believe they found 447 in a depth of 4000 m. I suspect any wreckage from MH would be substantially deeper.

[@metfish]

Out of curiosity, who do you think should fund an ongoing search effort?

[@trestruant9941]

@@iitoolAnd when the cause was found, it wasn't really publicized. Bad publicity for OEM involved and airline.

[@drewjamila3868]

@@metfishA collaboration of the involved parties. But I think the Malaysian government should show huge interest in planning for a new search since it‘s their plane. I think the Chinese government should also have a role in relation to funding or providing manpower to conduct a new search

[@stefanjohansson2373]

Claiming that the plane is large is correct if you stand next to it, but it’s not when compared with the enormous size of the search area. There’s only costs connected to finding the truth, and sadly nobody is willing to take that enormous cost.

[@chartmaster8729]

Ehh there is a lot more than just costs that are connected to finding the truth..sadly.

[@candydandy2694]

Ummm, 'people' have already been wiling to take that enormous cost, several times over. But money, time and resources are finite you know. It is insane to just go back out there and throw millions at another search without properly targeting a site. The amount of money that needs to be spent on finding all those poor dead people could change the lives of many more poor, still living people. I'm not saying don't search, im just saying do it on the basis of considered evidence.

[@chartmaster8729]

@@candydandy2694 Money is all of the sudden finite? Shit gets printed around the clock and dropped at the door steps of whatever country Bidens buddies need to cover their asses for. If Malaysia WANTED it found..they would make it happen.

[@2lipToo]

This tragedy is an absolutely appalling cover up. I can only imagine how it is for the families who still know nothing, except their loved ones are gone.

[@lilg2300]

Cover up? Rather a suicide mission of a pilot who didn't want the airplane to be found. A plane in the ocean is like a sandcorn in the desert. Only in the very first time floating, it will be almost impossibile to find it anytime soon.

[@mk18397]

@@lilg2300 But it was not a typical "mission" like that. It's exceptional he did it not right away but changed the route instead. That's not common at all if such was the case. So he had a target. And that target was DG (you already know what I mean) like the 9/11 planes had a target. Pilots were muslims. One of them certainly did it. So the responsible one avoided flying directly over countries when he changed his route but moving in between the borders instead to avoid being "disturbed". Plane was spotted over the Maldives. It was flying low under the radar and then turned south to DG. This base was used in operations against muslim countries like Iraq and Afghanistan. The plan was probably to kamikaze into navy vessels which had a nuclear reactor to cause radioactive contamination of the whole place. So it was certainly shot down before that could happen.

[@candydandy2694]

It never floated, it went down like many stones@@lilg2300

[@speeeee35]

I sincerely think that aside from hearing him, ask the copilot to go get him a cup of coffee… Or something like that… To get him out of the cockpit… I think even if they find the black box, it’ll be entirely dead silent. He went through so much trouble to make sure his family would always wonder and have a tiny bit of doubt whether or not he did this horrible thing… Obviously, he wanted to do it, but he also wanted it to be a mystery. So I highly doubt that it’s gonna be like a board game where if you find the black box he suddenly is going to be giving up all the information like, “congratulations on getting this far!” I think there’s a chance that he took off his own oxygen mask in the last few minutes, just so he would pass out before hitting the water… Although I do see the logic in him, staying awake until the end in order to crash it away that creates the least debris… But he just seems like such a coward that I find it hard to believe he wouldn’t knock himself out too Such a strange story… To kill that many people for absolutely no reason like not even leave behind a crazy manifesto or anything… That’s why they’ll always be a part of me that will feel like he did communicate with the government in someway, and have some sort of ultimatum. I guess it’s more likely that he didn’t give everything we know… But it just seems so strange to do all this for absolutely no reason other than to do it.

[@tmcurly]

Really??lolol

[@Solitude47152]

Even if they find the black boxes, it only records the last 2 hours. The voice recorder will probably have nothing.

[@candydandy2694]

CVR may have sounds of banging on the door from the copilot, and various alarms and systems sounds from the systems as he swtiched things on and off during the process. Yes he took his mask off as he ditched, you obviously saw that i other videos, you didn't think of it yourself. Just like you didnt think of the alleged attempted comms to the Malay government, stop passing off other peoples research as your own.

[@Solitude47152]

@@candydandy2694 If the pilot ditched the plane, is he still alive ???

[@candydandy2694]

@@Solitude47152 no, he went down with it obviously. Murder/suicide sadly

[@542395633]

THE BIGGEST AVIATION MYSTERY OF MANKIND MUST BE SOLVED ! NO MATTER HOW LONG AND WHATEVER IT TAKES.

[@gregbailey45]

Sneaky. He looked for the deepest ocean knowing it would make searching as hard as possible and all evidrnce would be destroyed over time.

[@candydandy2694]

Honestly, he was an evil genius.

[@amoraraoma9230]

Who, the pilot

[@shay00795]

Clearly wanted to vanish the airplane and make it embarrassing for the government and airline. It's known he was anti government

[@TheModerLisa]

Who’s here after Candace’s interview?

[@royed31]

Much better to watch is 'What Netflix got WRONG - Malaysian Flight 370' & 'MH370: Was Air Traffic Control deliberately misled?'

[@mikemars5984]

The Netflix doc was garbage, along with Greendotaviation.

[@vikkideanegomez]

​@mikemars5984 Then which documentary do you suggest??

[@mariacanto1871]

@@vikkideanegomezwatch “what really happened to flight MH370”?

[@mrsx7944]

​@@mikemars5984agree. The Netflix "doc" was a waste of time

[@aaronbaker8126]

Didn't Ean Higgins go missing a couple years back?

[@patriciamariemitchel]

Okay. Now you have my attention. He did go missing.😳

[@mangos2888]

They acknowledge his disappearance at the end of the video. 😢 Very sad

[@ZomuanPuii-h6v]

They have seen the plane fall down in mizoram.. the Malaysian government should do something.

[@markthomas3730]

did the Indian government investigate ??

[@arthurd228]

00:05 MH370 search efforts continue ten years later 03:08 Families of MH370 victims seek closure through renewed search efforts 09:41 Initial search efforts for Flight MH370 focused on the South China Sea 12:20 MH370 deliberately turned off communication systems 17:46 Captain Zahari practiced potential suicide flight path on simulator. 20:25 Investigation into the causes of MH370 deviation continues 25:03 MH370 may have experienced a hypoxia event leading to different flight scenarios. 27:31 Debate between controlled glide and death dive theories. 32:12 Challenges in cutting off oxygen supply on the aircraft 34:41 Ocean Infinity used advanced technology to search for MH370 39:29 Ocean Gate mission turned from rescue to recovery 41:55 Technology proven robust in extracting data from crashed airplane chips 46:07 Ongoing willingness to search for MH370 despite challenges 48:05 Support for continuing the search for MH370

[@AllThatIKnowNow]

The disappearance of MH370 involves the 19 people aboard who were employees of Freestyle Semiconductors, sub- contracted by Lockheed Martin, contracted by the US Department of Defence, two Iranian citizens with false passports, reverse engineered quantum computer chips and 3 orbs that are seen circling the plane. These orb images were captured at exactly the same UTC time from two independent sources, i.e., a US military drone and a surveillance satellite. Allegedly the MH370 was a victim of the US Advanced and Reverse Engineering experimental program. It also served as a dual purpose to prevent the highly classified quantum chips that are essential for anti-gravity from reaching China with the 19 defectors and their families.

[@stephenmapeka7774]

10yrs since it disappeared doesnt mean they have been searching actively for 10yrs thats why i still have hope one day its going to be located.

[@candydandy2694]

I agree, I bet satellites have been pinging the area regularly as they passed.

[@same5952]

Nobody has been "actively" searching for the last few years. Apparently they'll consider it if and when new credible evidence is found.

[@YasminYoruba]

It makes no sense in this day and age that people stopped looking? It’s shameful honestly!

[@elizabethtaylor8416]

“For nothing is covered that will not be revealed, and nothing hidden that will not be known “. Matthew 10:26 Deepest condolences to all the families.🙏🌹

[@fvhitman4hire]

Breaks my heart everytime they show the families crying and wailing.. Wish the journalist didn't block them and shove cameras in their faces.

[@mrsx7944]

That's such a tacky thing to do

[@philgreen815]

I have seen many documentaries, read so many books. If you fly out there ? only then can you comprehend how vast the ocean and search area is. I have regularly flown Dubai to Jakarta, crossing the flight area, and it is staggering to see that part of the world and the impossible task of locating one tiny aircraft? it may never be found?

[@davidchurch3472]

Within a week of loss, any surface debris found would have become misleading regarding the location of the 'black boxes' due to ocean currents, waves, wind. Seafloor wreckage could become relatively misleading after a couple of months due to currents; and could have become covered in sediment. Compensation should be offered without waiting for proof which will never be found.

[@candydandy2694]

Nope, you are wrong. There a several ways of assessing exactly where and for how long a piece of wreckage may have drifted. In fact, the condition of that wreckage could literally pinpoint where the plane is. Just google barnacle growth + MH370, you might learn something.

[@Brandon-tk2rw]

there was only one person who could have made that happen... the pilot... he tried to hide his suicidal tracks, but he accidentally left clues

[@peekaboo7424]

I 💯believe that down to my bones.

[@ElitePro4523]

yeah its said that the pilot was actually about to lose his job due to a previous incident which almost ended badly. I do not know if this is true because this is what Malaysian Airlines said once in 2015.

[@OliviaRehrig]

@@ElitePro4523he was also going through a divorce at the time…

[@ElitePro4523]

@@OliviaRehrig true that can also be a factor.

[@anxietyy3263]

​@@ElitePro4523I've never heard Zaharie potentially loosing his job due to a past incident. If these new claims in the comments are real then it seems like a lot of new info about Zaharie is starting to come out & put a new light on the disappearance & Zaharie himself.

[@tickedoffsheikh8587]

Here's a suggestion can Mr Robert Ballard have a say in this search for MH370? It's my most humble view that he's the most experienced oceanographer that might be able to find the missing plane. Can you give him a chance?

[@mrsx7944]

He's pretty old now. He's 81

[@same5952]

@@mrsx7944 Still probably sharper than a lot of these "experts" nowadays.

[@gregorylyon1004]

Ballard found the Titanic with another millionaires map of hot spots on the ocean floor. He did not find it himself. It was hot spot number 12 on map of 100 possible hot spots. Ballard cheated

[@Musiknird]

I was on a visa run from Thailand to Malaysia that night and I remember when we crossed into Malaysia over the border and we put on the radio and heard the news of MH370. I was going to Penang, the place where the last radar picked up MH370. We arrived early in the morning and I clearly remember all the devastating calls to the radio station from relatives, friends and Malaysians in general. It was pure devastation and sadness in their voices. I will be ever forget about it.

[@candydandy2694]

this is not about you, go away.

[@Musiknird]

@@candydandy2694 maybe learn to read Karen.

[@johnfarias7230]

So sad

[@denisebarrass6822]

This is heart breaking for all the famalies who still do not have answers more should be done.

[@user-rh9mh5kh3p]

People acting like there gunna find bodies after 10 years wake there gone

[@john-darrenesterhuizen9008]

Will the black boxes still work?

[@asdfssdfghgdfy5940]

⁠theoretically they should still be able to get data from them for a long time as long as the boxes are intact. Even if there is a degradation in quality due to damage they should be able to get a lot of info.

[@danskyl7279]

​@@john-darrenesterhuizen9008 No.. but the wreckage alone will tells them a lot about what happen to MH370. Thats why they MUST find it, no matter the cost. To prevent it from happening again or tried to prevent.

[@arvi8843]

​@@danskyl7279 Malaysian government may never allow that to happen. 👌

[@Anonymousperson__]

Not bodies, but bones. Even then if they did find it and there were bones down there how would they even identify them

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

What about the fisherman who says they got a piece of a commercial airliner's wing caught in their nets, who reported it at the time and knows the coordinates. Is that not worth looking into?

[@supitschillbro]

no it’s not

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

@@supitschillbro Obviously you don't have loved once that have gone missing with the plane or you would want to follow up every possible lead.

[@Anonymousperson__]

That guy is a load of crap.

[@Sashazur]

Even if he’d kept the piece it probably would not have helped anything. They’ve found other bits of the plane already. It’s only one chance in millions that he found it near where the plane actually is.

[@MoonHowlerGaming]

@@Sashazur Evidently it was a pretty big piece of the wing that got tangled in their net. They couldn't fit it on the ship and tried for hours to disentangle it and eventually had to cut away the net which was not a cheap decision. Other crew men confirmed this event. It was also within a matter of two months after the plane went missing if I remember correctly.

[@videofreak6047]

Somebody, somewhere, dead or alive, knows exactly where the plane is and we, may never know.

[@ArohaStill]

There are several experts who independently all came to the same point so that's the area you have to search

[@JohnBoyle-er2kk]

How do you know if a dummy plane went into the ocean maybe well never know the truth😢

[@mikemars5984]

😂😂😂😂

[@louiseharraway2599]

A man from the UK has said he knows where the plane is. Something to do with the 7th Ark is where the plane went down.

[@candydandy2694]

DEAD or alive? 😂 With that logic, there are 239 someones who know where there plane is. RIP

[@mikulitsi1819]

I can't believe it has been already 10 years since this crash... Unbelievable that it hasn't been found yet. Praying that it will be found one day and the mysteries will be revealed. Anyways I feel terrible for all the relatives and families who lost their loved ones just because of the pilot seemingly wanting to kill himself in a plane crash

[@aaronceven]

I remember seeing somewhere saying that captain zhahari had financial and relationship problems; however these rumours have not been confirmed.

[@candydandy2694]

He had issues, that is for sure. He 100% did this. It is tragic that someone could be so devasted emotionally that they could do something like this.

[@cookingsauce8274]

​@candydandy2694 Not really 100% when there's no real evidence. How do you know the pilot isn't just being used as scapegoat and his so called problems are being exaggerated, so we have something to blame. But it does seem like the most plausible theory for now but it's not "100%"

[@Nisie23]

This woman is delusional. It is clear as day the pilot did this.

[@belindachadd5116]

What a beautiful family that has spoken out about this tragedy, no blame just answers.♥️

[@sadbuttrueinthe21stcentury36]

There are so many billionaires out there - in China AND in Malaysia - where 100 million dollars would be like $100 to them; Why don’t they step up and donate some of their money they can NEVER spend fast enough in their own lifetimes. Shame on them.

[@mervinprone]

To what end.

[@ElitePro4523]

yeah mate I don't think anybody is going to donate money in todays day and age nobody even cares about lost people. Sick reality of today's world.

[@sadbuttrueinthe21stcentury36]

@@mervinprone to find the plane and to do something useful with their money - their money makes 100 million in interest prob in a week.

[@stanner6169]

Why not just give me the $100mil, it's not much to them anyway

[@Sashazur]

So you would be fine with spending $100 to help find it? I’ll start a GoFundMe!

[@VegasLoungeAct]

The Captain has been widely praised by everyone who knew him. Frequent quotes about him being a great guy and that they don't believe he could do this. But someone knows why he did it. A friend or family member, someone knows. They just don't want to say because either they've been coerced into keeping quiet, or because they don't want to sully his name.

[@lilg2300]

It's usually the case, that evil acts are not foreseen. You can't see inside people's thoughts, knowing about their inner double life.

[@Charlie3vans]

Ppl who new Ted Bundy said he was.a great guy.

[@amoraraoma9230]

There is no evidence, you just cant give up finding the plane and then blame the pilot.

[@markthomas3730]

why was the wife of the pilot never interviewed on tv ?

[@WowIndescribable]

Surely 100 million can be scraped together. This should not be an impediment to completing this important task.

[@stefanjohansson2373]

If there’s a will there’s a way, but nobody wants to handle the costs. It’s as simple as that.

[@Scott-et4kd]

Can't imagine why anyone would get on an aircraft, a train, or even drive a car. Just going outside your door opens a world of threats from people. You can't walk along a street, on a sidewalk, for more than about 45 mins. without someone nearly running you over.

[@ZomuanPuii-h6v]

The two man was a farmer, in mizoram in 2014 in the morning they've seen a plane with a smoke and fall down.. they have reached the higher and powerfull people, but these people laughing at the two man and no one take them seriously about the witness.

[@natalianakoriakova8084]

Stop lying

[@zaheerazainuddin8519]

Im Malaysian, my theory is simple. It was hijacked and they make it as if the captain commit suicide. They were quiet in every high possibilities the plane go down and quick to search captain simulator and plant in indian ocean route. Someone has to take the blame. Nope Malaysia gov wont admit the weakness they made at the airport and list of passenger in manifest. The plane flap was found and alot of speculation came out, it say the plane try ditching in open sea, its a high impact ditching. i believed it at lower attitude hijacker try landing in diego garcia but was shot down by military. Big cover up! You will never find the plane at search area because it’s not there. Malaysia authority wont initiate any search because they knew everything and effort it’s a waste of money and time.

[@fishingfan1500]

How and why tracking abilities are able to be turned off from within an aircraft boggles my mind. Something needs to be changed.

[@Sashazur]

Every system in a plane - especially ones that aren’t critical for flight - needs to be able to be turned off by the pilot, in case it starts to malfunction in a way that causes problems or danger, such as catching fire or interfering with other systems.

[@johnfox9169]

If the ship is finally found, the CVR and FDR are probably in pretty bad shape after 10 years in cold salty water. I wouldn't be surprised if the aircraft is in an underwater trench.

[@gregbailey45]

It's pretty deep where it went down. My guess is that the FDR would be trash by now.

[@uralicdneprov1806]

Even if high pressure salt water haven't made it to silicon chips and data survived, what would we find out of that? These recorders keep only last 30 minutes of the flight. So even if pilot didn't pull recorders circuit breaker right before he started his deed, it would only tell if the ditching was actively controlled or not. That's what the rest of the wreckage can tell as well. Wreckage will be corroded, all bodies just bones by now. Criminal evidence diminished. Eventually even bones will dissolve.

[@Solitude47152]

@@uralicdneprov1806 Exactly, black boxes will tell very little if anything.

[@pamelafolger8449]

How Could The Pilot/Co-Pilot Be Able to turn off Tracking and Radio?! New Changes NEED To Be Made. 😥🙏

[@hughjardon5101]

Well, for a start pilots need to be able to isolate those radios (and other systems) in case they catch fire. The first thing you do in the event of an electrical fire in a piece of avionic equipment is turn it off and pop the relevant circuit breaker, to isolate the power.

[@louiseharraway2599]

Exactly, to be able to turn off the air to the passengers as well. Why would they have that sort of control?

[@hughjardon5101]

@@louiseharraway2599 We don't "turn off the air to the passengers", pilots maintain cabin pressure to create the best atmospheric conditions to make passengers comfortable. The pressurisation system is normally automatic, but pilots must have a manual overrided in case the system fails. Also, in cases of emergency the cabin pressure needs to be able to be dumped (run away over pressurisation being one example) , and so pilots MUST have control of the system.

[@marcmardini6873]

@@louiseharraway2599part of that is also due to maintenance, in order to work on the door seals and whatnot they need to be able to pressurize and depressurize. For an example of another disaster due to pressurization look at Helios flight 522

[@Laura-tp8wz]

The passengers and crew are not forgotten. Blessings to the families.

[@gentuxable]

To me it looks like a cover up, what happened to Ean Higgins? That can’t be a coincidence! They know what happened all along!

[@peekaboo7424]

It’s extremely suspicious. I have a sneaking suspicion that he was killed because he was too close to the truth. Just all very suspicious. My heart goes out to his loved ones.

[@Dazaigawd]

even if it is a suicide flight, bringing hundreds of innocent lives with you is just the worst

[@StephenLuke]

It's been 10 years and we still don't know where the remains of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are.

[@gremlingolfer]

Big if true

[@Dazaigawd]

they rlly need to open up the search, the families need answers

[@timothysmith8047]

This was a murder scuicide flight very well organized by the Chief pilot. No one else on board would have possessed the necessary skills or knowledge to make this aircraft disappear

[@thebritishbookworm2649]

No evidence.

[@timothysmith8047]

@thebritishbookworm2649 No there wouldn't be would there.

[@h4tchetman]

​@@thebritishbookworm2649 18:48

[@louiseharraway2599]

There were 2 people with false passports on the plane. Also one other passenger was a pilot i believe, he knew everything about planes.

[@a1918-b4g]

The amount of field trips this video took to unrelated topics was a mood

[@nicolamoldovan52]

A plane doesn’t just disappear from the face of the earth some people know what happened and where is that plane maybe in 10 or 20 years the truth will come out or maybe it never will.

[@gregorylyon1004]

The ocean is a big place

[@Cik_Siput.Luar_Biasa]

the most elegant aviation mystery 😢

[@2_thumbs_up_baby]

Should have cameras all over the place in cockpits so flight tower can keep an eye on suspected problems. Also some sort of balloon type things that will float to the surface if the plane goes under water. Theyre are not enough safety things if the plane is in trouble or the pilot is a problem.

[@peekaboo7424]

I completely agree

[@charlespg3d190]

How are you gonna monitor so many aircraft at a busy airport? Also, it’s extremely extremely rare for something like this, i’d say less than 5 commercial flights have something like this occurring, so there is little meaning to spending extra money installing this on aircraft

[@charlespg3d190]

And if there is a hijacking, what are cameras gonna do, if the plane will likely crash anyway

[@2_thumbs_up_baby]

@@charlespg3d190 its up to airlines to take more precautions of some sort for possible problems. Cameras are put everywhere these days. Lets hear your ideas for safety?

[@farmerfarmerer3847]

You're talking rubbish.

[@jorgehuerta9593]

My God i remember the day exactly when this happened it was all over the news!

[@yoteonthetoobs]

The pilot did it, this was a deliberate criminal act. Anyone who believes otherwise is a fool. The pilot and everyone else involved need to be held accountable for the loss of life

[@peekaboo7424]

I 💯agree.

[@michaeldonnelly2977]

31:33 regarding the cockpit door, just weeks ago in early January 2024 an Alaska Airlines flight rapidly depressurized, and the cockpit door opened automatically. It turns out that Boeing INTENTIONALLY DESIGNS their cockpit doors to open when there is a pressure differential. BOEING NEVER TOLD THE PILOTS OR CREW ABOUT THIS! AFTER THE ALSKA AIRLINES INCIDENT BOEING FINALLY IS UPDATING THEIR CREW MANUALS. This means that the Captain of MH370 likely couldn’t have made it very far with the cockpit door open! I call on the authorities to safely recreate the first few hours of flight MH370. Simply have test pilots try to fly a REAL 777 with the same equipment as MH370. Do exactly what the Captain is accused of doing in a REAL 777 - NOT A SIMULATOR - cut power & depressurize. You will see that it may not be as possible. A wealth of new information will be found. Hard to believe investigators NEVER DID THIS.

[@peterhermit1830]

He would have slowly depressurised the aircraft in manual mode. So no sudden decompression and no cockpit door opening

[@additudeobx]

If a "FIND MH370" search fund was created, I can imagine that there would be literally millions of people worldwide, willing to donate to the fund. They could raise $100 million easily.

[@louiseharraway2599]

Some search company said they would do it for free, until the plane was located.

[@peekaboo7424]

I’d donate

[@petminders4274]

its been 10 years all the bodies would have gone Aircraft would have broken into small pieces in sand everyone knows it was the Captain even his friend said he was too depressed to fly and didn't call the airline because he didn't want to lose him his license What would be proved with finding the wreckage after so many years the ocean is so vast and deep and any wreakage would be like finding a needle in haystack I believe the pilot wanted his realitive released and flew around talking to the government who refused so he ditched it and killed everyone a very sick depressed man

[@Nicosshalagalanis]

I dont understand how such a big interestgroup about this case cant bring in money together to search the two small pointed searching area..? Why are they so determined that the malaysian authorities should pay them for search? They will however only give money to the company that founds the resting place.. that should be enough from their side?

[@polypiethebudgie2559]

It still quite puzzling that when the passengers loved ones called the passengers of mh370 and it was RINGING but no one answered…… and that means that the plane might have had have survivors, to the loved ones,you didn’t deserve to wait this long and one day they will find the missing plane❤

[@enelgee]

10 years????? Wow! I thought this happened in 2020. 😮

[@gregorylyon1004]

It happened in 2014

[@heleneharris6904]

My heart goes out to the families.

[@susanmiller6023]

It really upsets me that governments can say everything was done and no to reopening search and that someone has put a monetary figure on the search, that someone will make money from it.

[@peekaboo7424]

Yes it’s disgusting 😡

[@BringTricks]

I just wonder what it was like as a passenger or a crew member in those terrifying last mins

[@Charlie3vans]

Watch some documentaries, they were likely all dead hours before.

[@BringTricks]

@@Charlie3vans yeah very true at some points you don’t know what to believe

[@louiseharraway2599]

The pilot was split from his wife, he was sleeping with all the air stewardesses. His wife had left him.

[@michelleper5065]

hows those moon landings going for ya?

[@gregbailey45]

​@@michelleper5065apropos of nothing...

[@michelleper5065]

@@gregbailey45 as i said before let me know on the way to the moons how it feels to sell your freedom for a bag of potato chips and an iphone... i do tip my hat before the ds... marvelous!

[@peekaboo7424]

All of this is true + I heard that he was trying to connect with underage girls + he had received a mysterious phone call while the plane was still on the tarmac.

[@vynth-c9k]

i am 70 yrs old now. just 3 days ago i had confirmation of his assertion that UPF is addictive. I bought an "alleged" strudel from the store, went home and a

[@richard0807]

It seems that for whatever reason the plane is not meant to be found. Which then leads me to believe that either there were personnel on board or cargo that someone/some country wanted to disappear.

[@Sashazur]

The Pacific Ocean is huge, that’s all the explanation needed about why the plane can’t be found.

[@mariacanto1871]

Watch the documentary “What really happened to flight MH370”?

[@renleedativo1679]

What if that plane really has been hijacked.

[@kolapyellow7631]

I feel the pilot playing God, ditching the plane, and all the people on board. We will never know the real answer. Pray for all the souls 🙏 heart breaking for all the families.

[@thebritishbookworm2649]

The captain was cleared.

[@gregbailey45]

​@@thebritishbookworm2649hahaha.

[@LeeStewart]

In June 2019 I stood on the Western Australian coast and for a fraction of a second my thoughts went out to those onboard. Knowing what had happened to them, it didn’t bear thinking about for too long. The search must continue.

[@hughjardon5101]

Why can't a 'murder-suicide' also be a ghost flight, like they imply in the commentary? It doesn't have to be one or the other. Why not the captain setting the FMS with his own waypoints, setting the aircraft on it's pre-programmed route and then depressurising the aircraft at some point so that eveyone on board, including himself, died of hypoxia, thus turning his murder-suicide flight into a murder-suicide ghost flight?

[@Sashazur]

I don’t think they meant to make it sound like it’s either/or. You could definitely have a murder/suicide caused by intentional decompression, leading to a ghost flight. It’s just that so far, as best we can tell, the ghost flights that have happened so far have all been accidents.

[@hughjardon5101]

@@Sashazur26 minutes into the video, they run 2 scenarios in the sim, one a ghost flight and the other a murder/suicide flight. What I said was that it could also have been a murder suicide ghost flight, not one or the other, as they seem to imply.

[@marcmardini6873]

The theory I believe is that he killed everyone else on board by decompression and then repressurized it and continued on until he decompressed again to kill himself

[@romyv6532]

I saw in another video that the evidence from the "handshakes" the plane was giving the satellites indicates it was being flown under manual control. At the end the person flying was even doing figure 8's.

[@candydandy2694]

yea, thats what he did. we already know that

[@ariffhamid]

As Malaysians we need closure to this mystery

[@FKTHESYSTEM063]

Kia Ora. My guess and not only mine. It landed at Diego Garcia.

[@ariffhamid]

@@FKTHESYSTEM063 if it landed there why no reports?

[@FKTHESYSTEM063]

@@ariffhamid why would it be reported if they don’t want it found?

[@ariffhamid]

@@FKTHESYSTEM063 Hurmm..

[@FKTHESYSTEM063]

@@ariffhamid the cargo(🤫) and some passengers on that plane were the alphas of engineering & science.

[@winterrose9658]

I still believe the pilot did it on purpose

[@tonystone1016]

There were so many systemic failures during this flight. I doubt there is anything more to find. It's a huge deep ocean and there will only be things like an engine or a piece of a wing that they may find; The plane probably broke up on impact. Ten years of salt water will take a toll on any metal part. RIP to the passengers.

[@brannkos]

MH370 was shot down by Americans from their military base on Diego Garcia island, because it was getting to close to the island... That's why so much secrecy and discrepancy... That satellite company is working for a British government and no one can really check their data, same is with the FBI and a simulator recovered files... That is why we were first told that the plane was seen on military radars from Malaysia heading north-west, after that plane was in Cambodia apparently, and that is why in transcripts from flight controls it was said at least ten times that the last "contact" with the plane before it disappeared was BITOD and not IGARI and that is why it was first mention that there was debris seen in that direction, by two sources, and that is why no military radar detected plane returning to Malaysia and flying south for hundreds of miles, at least in a first few days, until they all get to agreement... Everything was meant to confuse you, they are not actually that much incompetent, and it was a good plan, everything was and still is contradictory, that's the point. This is the most likely explanation, Garcia is probably the most important military base outside of USA, and after 9/11 there is no more waiting... In any case it was more likely to happen than this crazy story about a U-turn at a border and a suicide at the end of the world with 240 people on board because of a marriage breakup... No, there is no motive there. Same is with the story that plane just fell for any other reason (fire, power...) somewhere closer and was never found. Some kind of a cover up is the only explanation. In the aftermath in just a few months, Obama visited Malaysia for the first time, and two months later, Malaysian president and Obama played golf in America, both times without a word of a missing plane. And do not ever forget. Military satellites, specially American's can see everything from space, even a toy plane. They are thousands times better than google earth.

[@متىاستعبدتمالناسوقدولدتهمأمهات]

وهدا هو الأرجح وسر يكمن في زيارة اوباما و زيارة مسؤول ماليزيا إلى ملعب كرة القولف العلبة سوداء لطائرة 370 هي اوباما 🇩🇿

[@cinemapigeon4898]

Doesn't make much sense. Why were the communications disabled, why did the pilot have the exact route the plane took on his flight simulator at home, etc...

[@dtsmychnl]

Well… if it’s a suicidal act… why the pilot changed the route to a very long one?! To enjoy himself?!!!

[@Nicosshalagalanis]

Are Higgins finaly found? Or are the interviews with him old ones?

[@grant8064]

Ean Higgins

[@straighttalkingfitness9974]

Was thinking the exact same thing - does anyone know? Still nothing on Google about it. It looks like he's aged a little as well, which would support the idea that he's found 🤔

[@Nicosshalagalanis]

@@straighttalkingfitness9974 Its because of that I asked the question because on this documentary are hims face a little bit more aged but like you say there is nothing new about him on google..

[@Nicosshalagalanis]

@@mangos2888 He dissipered without a trace in same way like MH370.. The most chilling part are that media refuse to give new information about him… 🥲

[@mangos2888]

This video acknowledged his disappearance at the end...sad it's going to be 4 years since he disappeared 😢

[@JoeyCarb]

Its just wild that there is not a backup gps receiver that cant be manually defeated.

[@candydandy2694]

ummm, what?

[@2_thumbs_up_baby]

Just found out my relation was on the Titanic with his wife . They were gojng to live in America She wouldnt leave her husband when she was offered a place on a lifeboat

[@peekaboo7424]

Oh my goodness 😰 I can’t imagine having to make that choice.

[@2_thumbs_up_baby]

@@peekaboo7424 yes. They found his body but not hers. So tragic

[@gregbailey45]

😢❤😢

[@peekaboo7424]

@@2_thumbs_up_baby Oh my goodness 😰 How very sad.

[@anddontcallmeshirley-]

Lies.

[@tangoymoto]

No questions about the passenger list? With allegedly two individuals travelling on this aircraft with false identities? And 30 engineers from a high tech company, travelling with their families?! What about the pictures from a US MQ9 drone that went viral some time ago? No word about eyewitnesses that came forward? And there are more questions...

[@billjones1687]

Didn't a fisherman pull up a bit if wing but couldn't get it on the boat he reported but nothing

[@peekaboo7424]

I heard that too.

[@MarniTurboHoarder]

That was on 60 mins I think, a few weeks ago

[@Sashazur]

Even if he’d kept the piece for proof it probably would not have helped anything. They’ve found other bits of the plane already. It’s only one chance in millions that he found it near where the plane actually is.

[@DeadOnInfil]

Yeah I think he found some flaperon, an in flight entertainment screen casing was also found and a few other things. One dude keeps searching for parts but the government of the country it washed up on aren't interested in helping

[@kevinashley478]

So much for the government looking out for its citizens.

[@johnfox9169]

Another thing, if the Captain purposely hijacked and crashed this AC, he obviously pre-planned it and may have pulled the circuit breakers to the FDR and CVR.

[@dominiclester3232]

I think the recorders only record the last 30-60 minutes, so as long as the flight goes beyond this, the key data gets wiped. The first search of the pilots simulator found nothing unusual. Only after the Inmarsat pings story appeared, did the simulator suddenly cough up a route with no destination... No other plane has ever been tacked using such Pings, before or since! Blaming the pilot suits too many interested parties.

[@JoshBell-n4j]

Nothing disappears if you haven’t found it you not looking in the right spot simple