Flight MH370: Why is the search back on and how challenging will it be?

[@thewurstgarage676]

No find, no fee?! So this new company that has been hired doesn’t make a dime unless they find it? That’s a HUGE gamble on their part. Unless they know something we don’t.

[@stevebarlow3154]

It is a calculated quess. Because of engine information being broadcast we know roughly where the aircraft crashed, but it is still a big area to search. It is not a new company, it searched an area off Western Australia before.

[@jaspalsingh5258]

It reflects their confidence in finding it

[@cabaiste]

They had a similar deal for the previous search

[@jonahspiper]

I live in SE Asia and I’ve not seen it, if that helps?

[@danthemango]

Thanks for the update

[@runrau9275]

I have checked out all deep Pot Holes here in Northern Canada and I have not found it either.

[@AdityaRamachandranx]

They should try that geoguesser guy, would save a lot of money.

[@krishnatharanjan837]

No MH370 to find. it is disintegrated shattered and burned out. These stupids still unaware from this truth.

[@theflipflapchannelcreatedb8160]

10 years later, and this seems like an extension into what the Air Crash Investigations TV show was at that time broadcasting, such a very mysterious accident, like searching for a needle in a haystack!

[@aminaabubakar5910]

More like a needle in the sea

[@SteveJones-gz4vd]

Was the Pilot , he did it intentionally and committed suicide along with his flight crew and passengers, overwhelming evidence on this

[@stevebarlow3154]

It seems most likely that the captain of the aircraft was the person responsible for causing the aircraft to crash in the southern Indian Ocean.

[@SteveJones-gz4vd]

@@stevebarlow3154 Correct

[@johngreydanus2033]

YES

[@AziziOthmanMY]

if there is a tiny glimmer of hope, we should try

[@bizzz.R]

Apparently the pilot used the similar route on his flight simulator game.

[@C_Pedro13]

Correct, was the Pilot

[@MySpace662]

Flight MH370 will be found like the Titanic in the future.

[@Kyle_Lurz]

When the Titanic sank they gave its location so it was found after couple days this plane simply vanished

[@MySpace662]

@@Kyle_Lurz Which year did the Titanic sink?

[@tangomike15]

@@Kyle_Lurzthe Titanic itself was found after 73 years. It sank in 1912 and the wreckage was found in 1985. However, more than 700 people were rescued within a few hours of the ship sinking. They were in lifeboats.

[@NotYourAvgJoe24]

My mate was on the Titanic

[@stevebarlow3154]

@MySpace662 No, the missing aircraft may be found in the future. But it will be more like the search for the Air France jet that crashed between South America and Europe in the Atlantic.

[@thebodykeepsthescore2828]

Getting some serious "Lost" vibes

[@ukropcrimeariver]

Exactly this is like lost series. Lmao I cant bellive something like this could happen irl😢😢😢

[@eddietat95]

Perhaps the pilot wanted it like this - to go far out into the Indian Ocean and never be found. The flight sim path doesn't lie.

[@stevebarlow3154]

It seems the most likely explanation. There were some complicated flight manoeuvres when it first went off its planned path and at the end of the flight it didn't simply run out of fuel and drop out of the sky. Someone deliberately landed on the sea, so there was minimal wreckage on the surface of the ocean.

[@blankpage555]

Will search for decency resume at Sky News though?

[@peteski5201]

Not whilst Kay burley is an employee

[@wahidpriyanto1078]

It did not crashed, it landed savely

[@jebinthilak]

they will sure find history at the bottom of indian ocean not MH 370.

[@stevebarlow3154]

Who knows? Previous searches in the area have uncovered unknown wrecks of ships.

[@Gotoooooo]

The Chinese took the opportunity to map vast areas of the Indian Ocean sea bed.

[@DrBallSac]

Interesting. Down a plane look for an excuse to map the floor bed decade later sub bases in the Indian ocean.

[@tonyatgoogle6076]

Just map it, don't need an excuse.

[@SteveJones-gz4vd]

Not the Chinese . the Survey vessels are Norwegian which I've worked on and there ain't no Chinese onboard. The company who did the initial search were Fugro

[@mtx1212]

Brain dead comment -- why does the Chinese even need an excuse to do it? Not to mention they already have the data mapped by satellites decades ago😂😂😂

[@PChan-yt4uf]

Fabricating an obvious lie and 22 people believed it. The search company engaged was a european one.

[@royed31]

Majority broke up on impact ................they will not find any large pieces of wreckage

[@keesvandenbroek331]

If it was, there should have been a large amount of flotsam, washing up ashore "somewhere" Just a few pieces were found.

[@lolly480]

Exactly this ​@@keesvandenbroek331

[@waynemccurry6181]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6mtmXuvqtiCptUsi=retY6arDfUnAESvV

[@lolly480]

@waynemccurry6181 so fake 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stevebarlow3154]

@royed31 No, we can tell from the wreckage recovered that the aircraft didn't just drop out of the sky. It made a controlled descent and a deliberate landing in the sea.

[@benconnolly4258]

Thats dodgy that the Malaysian airspace tracked it for a whole hour heading west instead of north😮

[@stevenmorrison4692]

I doubt the military knows where commercial planes are flying to. It's just a regular flight going across their radar.

[@benconnolly4258]

@@stevenmorrison4692 I've seen things over the years apparently the plane was tracked by Thai airspace or maybe Vietnam it might of been but they never did anything about it

[@RollinRoadblock]

I thought this, especially as all commercial traffic sends transponder info. If it wasn't sending info, then why didn't they investigate. Most nations will launch qra planes to find out why. They have f/a 18 hornets based less than 200miles from the route mh370 took after it turned off the transponder

[@buzz5969]

@@benconnolly4258Why would they?

[@stevebarlow3154]

@benconnolly4258 It was picked up by military radar flying along the Malaysian/Thai border going west. Probably a deliberate effort to be in each countries airspace for a minimum time. It wasn't perceived as a threat by either country.

[@MaheshWalatara]

Like searching for a needle in a Galactic Cluster.

[@HOPECOUNTYXY]

Nothing is impossible

[@theflipflapchannelcreatedb8160]

@@HOPECOUNTYXY More like a needle in a haystack!

[@Carson-p5o]

Dude's massively wide wider than a haystack talking about needles dudes at least a double seater impressive

[@akindeleakinbayo2390]

Not found, no payment? I think it's already found.

[@stevebarlow3154]

The company are taking a calculated risk. We know roughly where in the southern Indian Ocean the plane crashed, but whether the company can actually locate the plane is another matter.

[@are_pitt]

​@@stevebarlow3154 So previous searching company didnt calculate about this? What a nonsense. This being plotted by government.

[@tvtrasimeno]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="82">1:22</a> states a huge needle in a huge haystack….. what is this “expert” even on about……?

[@chrischineseman1454]

maybe he meant small needle in huge haystack lol. i imagine a huge needle would be easily located.

[@URKlewless]

Well if it went so far off course my gut tells me this was a deliberate crash

[@fragglenum]

Didn’t it get shot down ?

[@stevenchan3822]

That was MH17

[@WhateverMan35]

That was in Ukraine by the separatists.

[@F90_m5AT]

Nah it Hit a iceberg

[@MARTIN20-USA]

Find few pieces, impossible to retrieve and no cause to be determined: 70 million dollars.

[@jason4130]

Leaves civilian radar, but then comes back?

[@stevebarlow3154]

The plane was originally travelling north towards Vietnam and China, but military radar showed it flying west along the Malaysia/ Thai border, then turning south.

[@joshwatson7303]

If it even existed at all, it has already been found.

[@johntunstall4835]

Flightradar had 2 boggies behind initially , the Maldives sitings and the debris discovered off reunion island would be a good starting place

[@riennekoh3901]

Definitely in the ocean. RIP.

[@waynemccurry6181]

5th Dimension

[@JamesMckee-wk2cl]

They've always known whereabouts of the plane .

[@stevebarlow3154]

They know the rough location of where the plane likely crashed, but finding it is another matter.

[@willch.2259]

Who is they

[@aytw661]

I do hope they would find out what happened soon

[@LfKoda]

The question remains if they tracked it after loss of signal, why they never went after it....😅

[@JoeWatsitt-t5q]

Check out the link, things are getting mad

[@djpaulhannon]

This could have been a 30 second video.

[@ainurksm7267]

CIA knows where it is

[@stevebarlow3154]

Really? Why should they be any wiser than anybody else?

[@BrandyHeng007]

This time 100% cocksure , it will be found 😅

[@Mr.Isquierdo]

Cocksure?

[@BrandyHeng007]

certain

[@justanotherpersonontheweb.8709]

​@@Mr.Isquierdo It's a reference to old 'flint lock' pistols.

[@种猪佩奇]

yes

[@jamesalias595]

The need to search near Diego Garcia as the pilot had planned to crash the plane into the island. He practiced that on his flight simulator yet it has been ignored. He wanted to take out the military/CIA operations there.

[@andrewnewby49]

The plane was seen on fire. So they were coming back. To an airport in Nicobar by the looks of it. But did it turn right that is the question. Why not Kuala Lumpur if not being able to get back in touch? To prevent an accident if that one is a busy airport.

[@DunedinMultimedia2]

James, what's your source for this information? Thanks.

[@andrewnewby49]

If not then it might have just carried on going to where the Inmarsat signal is. If not then where the debris field is. Take a look at the flight path we all can see if true.

[@andrewnewby49]

I don't think it's that way. But I could be wrong. I was thinking closer to the debris field. If truly in that area.

[@andrewnewby49]

The unfortunate thing is that it's deeper there. But if what they have got does wider scans and deeper scans at the same time. Then that would be a good thing. But it's there somewhere because of where the debris field is. But if trying to land the plane at an airport in Nicobar. Then the debris field as floated down there.

[@limyrob1383]

OK I've watched the video and I'm still no wiser about why they have resumed the search. I was expecting something about new tech, new data, new evidence but nothing.

[@cansupermodel7985]

right? LOL

[@bobbygambrill]

Now using underwater drones to search.

[@PChan-yt4uf]

That's the art of news reporting - speaking a ton of words but not saying anything.

[@stevebarlow3154]

@blankpage555 It is a calculated risk by the company concerned. We know roughly where in the Indian Ocean the plane crashed and my guess is that the company will search just to the north of where they previously searched.

​​@@stevebarlow3154It's only a 15 000 square kilometre area in the Southern Indian Ocean they are searching. If they find debris then they'll be paid $115 million but it doesn't say if Malaysia is paying for the costs of the search. It just says no find no fee but that could just mean no profits.

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

It doesn't matter anymore. Debris has washed up on beaches. We know the aircraft is lost. Let's just leave it be.

[@stevebarlow3154]

It matters a great deal. Both to the relatives of the passengers and more generally to the aircraft manufacturer and air industry. Was there a fault with the aircraft or was it suicide by one of the flight crew?

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

@@stevebarlow3154 Questions, sure. But in my opinion it is not worth the resources spent to find out.

[@lw1zfog]

ask at Diego Garcia

[@bradcolins7087]

Definitely ended up there

[@stevebarlow3154]

@lw1zfog Why? Diego Garcia is almost directly west of Malaysia. All available information points to the aircraft flying south deep into the souther Indian Ocean and coming down somewhere off the coast of Western Australia.

[@stevebarlow3154]

@@bradcolins7087 Highly unlikely.

[@bradcolins7087]

The government has falsified and obfuscated before... Why wouldn't they again, there's Alot of red flags in the imersat satellite data

[@brianpreston8483]

I noticed that they don't talk about Diego garcia island

[@stevebarlow3154]

Why should they? Diego Garcia is west of Malaysia, all indications are the plane flew south deep into the southern Indian Ocean and crashed somewhere off the coast of Western Australia.

[@brianpreston8483]

@stevebarlow3154 it was directly in the middle of the search zone, rumor has it that it landed on the ex military base

[@stevebarlow3154]

@@brianpreston8483 No, Diego García is nowhere near the search zone. Have a look at a map of the Indian Ocean. Transmissions of engine data indicated that the plane flew south, not west, before going into the sea somewhere to the west of the Australian coast. Diego Garcia is a very active base mainly used by the American Air Force and Navy, although there is a small contingent of British military personnel there too, as it in theory is a British Territory. Strangers are rarely allowed to visit and a civilian airliner landing with all its passengers aboard would scarcely go unnoticed by all the service personnel serving there. The rumour was just someone's conspiracy theory and complete rubbish.

[@johnbergman2746]

And The NRO still wont help... because of national security

[@dragbikedemon]

Ashton Forbes

[@nexx456]

Why is Australia involve in this so much ? Covering up for on of the 'Five eyes" ?

[@buzz5969]

Covering up for 4 of the 5 eyes.😊

[@stevebarlow3154]

@nexx456 Australia is involved because the plane likely crashed somewhere to west of Western Australia. The only intelligence involvement is likely ruling out that any of the passengers had a terrorist connection.

[@roberttorrance731]

The only mystery or unknown is where the wreckage is. And perhaps the why.

[@DJDAVINCI]

Y'all been saying the same exact thing for the past 3 years. Still nothing 😢

[@22plepte.ltd.96]

No one looks at Diego Garcia? The plane was disassembled there and shipped out before the world was told that the plane had turned towards Indian Oceans exactly 2 weeks later. Why?!?

[@craigdombrowski7047]

Wasn't 370 the plane that got shot down in ukraine 2 weeks after the initial dissapearance?

[@stevebarlow3154]

No, that was another Malaysian Airlines plane. Talk about unlucky!

[@Creality.R.Crooks]

Vague memory, MH-17.

[@deschan2246]

Wasting $$$$ n resources

[@resolute1306]

I’m surprised they didn’t try to blame the crash on Biden.

[@youjustreadthis897]

If it's getting air time, it's likely to be binned on likes of Russia or China without evidence (again)

[@HymnfortheDudes]

At least Russia wasn't responsible...

[@ezaius2011]

Wasn't it?

[@Leosarebetter]

A religion of peace Pilot decided to unalive a few non believers.

[@djpaulhannon]

Remind us of the story? What next, remind us that we need to inhale air to breath????

[@its_nickv]

there is a KZbin ‘fact check’ thing under this video title , that to me is advertisement something sus went down. When will these overlords learn, we ain’t stoopid essay

[@theaviationnetwork-cx5qc]

Gulf of thailand must be search

[@Creality.R.Crooks]

Has anyone made a movie out of this yet?

[@valsables5299]

some scrap washed out in Indian ocean. the pilot was known to use drugs

[@thomaslavin3640]

The Pacific Ocean 🌊 Is the Largest Ocean in the World 🌎 Finding the Wreckeg of it Is like FINDING A niddle in a Haystack From Space 🌌...

[@adulmoiz1955]

Physho pilot

[@craigmackay4909]

Room temperature superconductors

[@bradcolins7087]

Freescale

[@thomaslavin3640]

It was the pilot on a death ☠️💀 Flight he😢 killed them All 😭 sad 😢

[@tonyatthebeach]

NYPD probbaly trying to pin this on Luigi as well

[@241156can]

Twenty employees of U.S. chipmaker Freescale Semiconductor were passengers on a Malaysia Airlines flight 370. The plane will never be found because it no longer exists! America made sure China never got the semiconductor technology. Case closed.

[@rtzlmc]

I wish finding solutions for problems would be that easy

[@UserName-f6v]

They found both of the wings. ...but Mr and Mrs Wing said they had no idea where the rest of the passengers were.

[@InspireMe819]

aliens took it or the us navy destroyed into pieces.

[@jinlee2617]

What's this nonsense? 10 year anniversary? Have Malaysia authorities no shame?

[@aidensmith4686]

Part distraction and part project blue beam 🌀👽🪬

[@Gtaaccounts2344]

Aliens took them

[@DrBallSac]

Waste of yet more resources that could be on the living. Humans are so utterly dumb at times. Yes, resolution is nice . Would i be of the same attitude if it was my loved ones who knows. Maybe not, but the world is the way it is because of such thinking's. Millions wasted on potential hones or families for those with population decline improved conditions etc etc. The clown show never seases to amaze the living

[@JoeWatsitt-t5q]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6mtmXuvqtiCptUsi=retY6arDfUnAESvV

[@JoeWatsitt-t5q]

Real? , I don't know, coincidence?, hmmm!

[@akuijan]

Just ask the American....Diego Garcia

[@stevebarlow3154]

Nonsense. The Chagos archipelago is directly west of Malaysia. All indications are the plane flew south seep into the South Indian Ocean.

[@johnayacko8120]

That flight never left Kuala Lumpur.

[@jaigm01]

Govts made it a mystery 😂😂😂😂 US China Malaysia Aus know exactly where the plane was "taken"! So now they have dumped/planted the debris somewhere, and the frame of this search starts, and in the next 2-4 weeks, they will "dramatically" find the planted debris and say mystery resolved! People move on to the next govt staged mystery 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bradcolins7087]

Ya definitely suspicious there starting up a search now, especially with the No find No fee... Ain't no way there going to invest all that time and money for nothing. Probably already have pieces of the plane on hand that they got from Diego Garcia then they will go out to some spot on the ocean and magically find debris

[@Raiderda1]

These guys competing against Maddy McCann?

[@douglasang3527]

Ask USA and China Government ! 😅

[@buzz5969]

This American doesnt care about the plane or China. Merry Xmas.🇺🇸🍻✌🏻

[@stevebarlow3154]

And they will probably be as clueless as any other government!

[@Akbir123]

It was taken to Diego Garcia US Islands in Indian Ocean

[@meghnauthheeralall1657]

Pilot error

[@siddharthpandit4919]

Lol, one person (the pilot) had trolled everyone including the new technology.So it means if a person do some research n training on his own, he can make fool anyone,any agency n any type of technology.

[@chchan869]

Yeah this new search will definitely find the wreckage and collect the USD 70 million of Malaysian tax payer money. So the few pieces of metal will make everybody happy except the Malaysian tax payers. May I know how much value will the few pieces of metal bring to the family members of the victims? Do these family members really want the Malaysian tax payers to pay USD 70 millions of their hard earned money just to get a few pieces of metals? What value does this bring?

[@B100085]

Just an excuse to pocket the $$$. LOL

[@CatPerson666]

Mystery need to solve, question need solid answer and explanation regardless how much money has spent and how much time it takes.

[@Czech801]

They were taken by alien❤

[@Ericjosap]

Get rid of being cheated by the western corps mat salleh... 😂😂😂

[@djpaulhannon]

Remind us of the story? What next, remind us that we need to inhale air to breath????