The Mystery of MH370 | What Went Wrong | Spark

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared on a routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, with 239 passengers and crew aboard. The mysterious disappearance, characterized by deliberate actions and an elusive flight path, continues to baffle investigators, leaving the fate of MH370 unresolved.
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[@eccentricsmithy2746]

the fact that the pilot flew this path on his home simulator completely disproves any battery explosion or other catastrophic failure. This was deliberate.

[@cats400]

Bingo

[@andrewtaylor940]

A'yup.

[@theoriginalsurferbob]

Loss of oxygen. Plane was flying around on autopilot until the thing ran outta gas. It’s at the bottom of the sea.

[@WestsideAvon]

What's deliberate? No plane no evidence

[@chrissmith7669]

There’s no evidence he flew the same route. The Malaysian report took snips of flights from the cache and declared it complete. It wasn’t and actual computer experts who looked at a copy of the data say no such conclusion supported by the evidence on his hard disk

The Malaysian Army lied to everyone about everything in this case. Made me remember the "death flight" in BBC's Sherlock series.

[@FallenAngel-he5ko]

as with 9/11 we learned that terrorists do have enough knowlage to turn off the transponders. however if it was terrorists the plane would have followed a bizarre and erratic path, not precise and deliberate as this one. it had to be the pilot. why? we need the name of the person who called the pilot 30 mins prior to the flight taking off. the malaysian gvt is criminal in refusing to provide it.

[@EsromFF]

It seems clear to me that someone wanted the plane to disappear because otherwise the plane would have proven what really happened. They wanted to erase the black boxes. So they had to fly the plane far enough away so that the tapes would be recorded over (they do not record everything, only a certain amount of time before looping).

[@FallenAngel-he5ko]

@@EsromFF 30 mins of flight. Aussie invention

[@charlescz1974]

Can’t retrieve the information now, but within hours of the event, it was being reported that the pilot had a beef with the reportedly corrupt political system, and his close friend was incarcerated for leading the opposition party. The initial reports were pointing to Mdr-suisd by pilot, to embarrass the Indonesian president. Nowadays, it’s not a mystery but his motives may be.

[@FallenAngel-he5ko]

@@charlescz1974 thatz why his phone records MUST be made public

[@danadams6477]

Terrorist? What terrorists. 9/11 was an inside job by the Bush administration. Each World Trade Center tower (1 and 2) was structurally comprimised from the start of their construction, and was insured for one billion dollars at the time of 9/11. World Trade Center 7 had incriminating documents on file throughout the building. All of these factors prompted the Bush administration and others, such as the owner of the towers to plan a way to kill a number of birds with one stone...or four supposed jetliners. Sure, there will be collateral damage, but hey, what's a few hundred casualties compared to two billion dollars? Wag the dog by making it appear that 22 Middle Easterners had enough experience to hijack and fly four 727's into four U.S. buildings, which we know one of the jets crashed in a Pennsylvania field. I find it awfully odd that of all the wreckage and rubble that not one piece of aircraft debris was located at either of the four sites, nor were the black box voice or data recorders ever recovered, nor was there any luggage, bodies, office furniture, fire extinguishers, urinals, toilets, sinks, copiers, desks, office chairs, nothing. It is logical think that the Pentagon is perhaps one of the most secured government office buildings in the world, with plenty of surveillance cameras would surely have clear video evidence. Yet not one surveillance camera caught any definitive video footage to determine exactly what crashed into the front of the Pentagon. No passenger or cargo manifests were ever published. No N.T.S.B. investigation results were ever made public. Two movies were made early on but nothing since. No honorary holiday or day of remembrance...Nothing! Two 1,377' towers just crumble to dust...and nothing. Thousands of lives lost both here in the United States and abroad, but, meh?! Let's just erect a taller, single structure and call it "The Freedom Tower".

[@dennissalisbury496]

At 28:30 the video claims that MH370 avoided military airspace, when in fact after returning it flew directly over a High-security Malaysian Air Force Base.

[@eveb.6568]

No, it was a lithium battery fire on board which knocked out transponders. Witnesses on both sides of the Penang peninsula saw a plane in orange glow flying low - the orange glow from the burning abtteries' fire and flying low - to keep enough air for passengers to breath. It later became uncontrollable and crashed into the Adaman sea.

[@dennissalisbury496]

@@eveb.6568 If so, why no wreckage? The oil rig worker sighting seems credible.

[@eveb.6568]

@@dennissalisbury496 They didn't look in the Adaman sea, they looked in the South Indian ocean.

[@EsromFF]

@@eveb.6568 Ans how did the ACARS system then turn back on hours later??

[@eveb.6568]

@@EsromFF It didn't.

[@waynejohnstone3685]

Occam’s razor. Either a series of perfect coincidences or the pilot did it somehow. Green dot did an excellent review as well.

[@Dragoneum]

Green Dot is immaculate, he states every fact and every theory

[@section8usmc53]

Thanks for that, both of you. I was just thinking about what you watch next as I was looking through the comments. Cheers guys.

[@jansenallensigaton6328]

Green dot is peak

[@user-uy5ck4bt9w]

US military base at Diego Garcia shot it down, that is why the governments are silent,

[@acb5245]

Yes 👍 DID HE DO THIS. Fantastic and probable explanation of what happend to MH 370

[@nikumimito3164]

1. Communications purposely cut 2. Plane intentionally skirts airspace borders to avoid military intervention 3. No Hi-jackers claim responsibility 4. Back up communication interacts with plane before it goes down proving transponders were purposely cut 5. Only someone with vast experience and knowledge of the local geography could carry out these actions such as a captain with a lot of experience. I've heard some reports say the supposibly deleted simulator that the FBI recovered was doctored, but even supposing it was, too many other factors point to only one person being capable of carrying this out, and the co-pilot doesn't have that level of experience, nor would any hi-jackers, and the plane wouldn't have pinged several hours later if a catastropic failure occured.

[@mikalgangmark]

Yeah but in these cases people with intent like this , mass terror will leave notes or some kind of manifesto.

[@baschref]

​​​​@@mikalgangmark typically, yes. I think in this case Zahari simply wished to leave as his legacy an enormous mystery that would take years to solve, if it ever does get solved at all. And he took a plane full of innocents - each one with a family who want nothing more than closure - with him to ensure that the search goes on in earnest and indefinitely. His manifesto is the enigma he left for us to try to figure out.

[@lenasoreil183]

I mean making it mysterious

[@FallenAngel-he5ko]

​@@baschref i partly agree. however pilots are, as a perk, afforded free travel on the jump seat as so in other crashes like the dhl cargo plane. if u look at where the plane was heading it looks like it was heading straight for the coast of Australia. flaps fully extended to glide as far as it can once fuel is exhausted. i believe it was someone on the jump seat whk has the knowledge like a pilot. or shah himself, who was desperate to make it to Australian shores for a better life.

[@chainn768]

Fbi😂😂😂😂

[@ELPJM09]

There is something very strange about this case. Almost seems like a coverup. A fisherman recently came out and said he and another friend had found what seemed like the giant wing of an airplane out in the ocean. When they told investigators, it was dismissed as regular sea trash. It’s unbelievable after 10 years the airplane and passengers are still missing.

[@SuperVettefan]

Definitely a cover up. I mean if they can just turn a transponder off and become invisible then what are the need for a stealth bomber.

[@mrjdgibbs]

Invisible to civilian radar. The plane was still visible on primary military radar for some time. We know it flew across the malay peninsula and up the straight of Malacca, then it skirted military radar and flew into the Indian ocean. So yeah, it wasn't really invisible, there was just poor communication with the military.

[@lenasoreil183]

He has no reason to lie to me no reward and he’s not attempting TikTok fame

[@alibaba-vv1wd]

​@@lenasoreil183if u are the fisherman, would u take a picture of the aircraft wing before cutting the net??? those fisherman are fake as fuk

[@youtubeabcds7467]

​@@SuperVettefanof course conspiracy

[@Pienimusta]

To conclude, no one has a clue.

[@bobbythomas6520]

Nah it was deliberate. It’s not a coincidence that he had this exact path on his flight simulator at home. Skirted along airspace lines like bro the pilot killed those people because he was depressed

[@109sssss]

@@bobbythomas6520 couldnt he just take the plane to the pacific ocean? what the plane did seems to be a total overkill. the airline is responsible for what happened not the pilot

[@bobbythomas6520]

@@109sssss uhm no. The airline cannot control what happens in the sky, are you slow? The airlines definitely could be better, but he killed a plane full of people. Stop trying to justify that. They found the EXACT route on his simulation at home. Stop.

[@rickytan8009]

No, the previous MY Government knows the exact clue

[@meetmehalfwayy]

Wow this case is almost 10 years, still fresh on my mind. If it really crashed, with our technology now and the effort of all the search and rescue operations, how come we didn’t find anything even leads? Really a mystery!

[@marybarry2230]

Same reason that they haven’t found any sign of Amelia Earhart. Sometimes technology just isn’t enough.

[@Rampart.X]

Malaysian govt is shabby.

[@aku7598]

The investigors are not bright enough to find a very big object.

[@natalianakoriakova8084]

Absolutely! Malaysian government hides the facts they have. Perhaps it's something so bad for their image, they want to safe face.

[@johnwely]

They may have been told to keep their mouths shut.

[@monkeyguy80]

10 years on (2014-2024) still can’t find the plane! ✈️

[@HR-wd6cw]

What went wrong is that no aircraft that I'm aware of has a transmitter that CANNOT be disabled by anyone onboard (meaning it would continue to transmit even after the aircraft has crashed). Yes the black boxes have pingers but I think these are only limited and do not communicate with GPS satellites. At least if we had coordinates as to when the aircraft hit the water we would know where to actually look (GPS should be able to tell us when something hits the water as it has altitude info)..

[@bearowen5480]

"Pingers" are for sonar detection and homing, not radio searching.

[@mebeingU2]

There is also a limit to how long the batteries that run the black box signaling system will work. It’s all just cold, dead metal now. It’ll be tough to ever find the remains of that plane.

[@onlysublime]

that Frenchman's hypothesis that it was a lithium ion battery fire that sparked on and off is very hard to believe. Once a lithium ion battery catches fire, it doesn't go out easily.

[@mikehunt7360]

Ya, it would have went down pretty quickly.. not flew for 6 hrs

[@justinremple7986]

Such tragedy and such a terrible loss😔

[@workingonmyroar7944]

Flight simulator question- what was he practicing ?? Pilots don’t practice flying at Altitude in pitch darkness. They have autopilot for that Pilots practice difficult landings and takeoffs and other emergency techniques such as stall recovery, Toga (take off go around) etc So then that leads me to ask who first reported the flight simulator course and what motive could they have to lie ? Or hide evidence

[@KingTriton1837]

These are questions that have already been asked for years.

[@waynejohnstone3685]

It was a home simulator - he practised the route the plane actually took. Or researched it. My understanding anyway.

[@chrissmith7669]

The stories are he did run throughs of all his scheduled flights. He was always super well prepared

[@TWCobra]

The Simulator coordinates were created two days before Zaharie was to fly to Jeddah. Analysis of the track leads to the probable scenario that Zaharie was originally intending to hijack the MH150 flight to Jeddah on the 4th Feb 14. It didn’t happen and we can only speculate why.

[@chrissmith7669]

@@TWCobra all we can do is speculate on what happened to this flight.

[@ginogoossens8952]

Some controls should be removed honestly. Depressurization or communications cut or even disabling black boxes control should never be an option just to prevent this weird shit from happening.

[@siberiantiger1975]

So true, the captain can not control the whole plane.

[@RR-vs3sq]

I was 14 living in Kuala Lumpur and my dad was on a work trip in Beijing. He was on his way home to KL the morning we woke up to the news of MH370 being missing. I remember tracking my dad’s plane home as I was reading/watching live news reports about loved ones still being able to ring the phones of those on MH370. The calls were still ringing through. Then the reports came in HOURS later that the calls were no longer ringing through & going straight to voice mail. Later on these claims/stories of families calling were apparently false. This whole case was strange from the very beginning. Another Malaysia Airlines also got shot down like 6 months (I think) later over Ukraine - I got the sense MA was trying to correct their PR so we didn’t hear much about MH370 after that & after the Pilots simulator paths were made public. I’ll always think about the families of MH370, I hope they can find peace in the unknown.

[@kmstins]

Why won't the Malaysian government tell who the woman was who called the pilot's phone? Nobody can put pressure on them to do so? Are you kidding me?

[@kenyanboy7627]

the disturbing thing is: someone knows what happened & why it happened, everything we say here is just but theories, someone knows what happened exactly

[@cleekmaker00]

It's the classic Example of "Argument From Ignorance". MH 370 went down. Why did it Disappear? " I Don't Know... The Pilot deliberately crashed the Airplane because he was Mentally distressed." Well... If you "don't know", then that's the point where the entire Argument should cease.

[@percilenis8464]

Yeah the people on board who are all dead…

[@1purapericulo]

Equally disturbing to think that no one knows what happened to it

[@usdepartmentofthetreasury489]

@@percilenis8464pilot*

[@martinamadsen812]

Recently a former professional fisherman was quoted as saying he and his off-sider caught a large part of an aircraft wing in their net off the south Australian coast years ago, but had to cut the net due to the weight of the wing section in it. The fisherman futher was quoted as saying he reported this to the relevant authorieties in Australia, but they showed no interest in looking into this potentially significant and relevant information at a time when such informstion should be welcome. As I understand it, this fisherman has since retired, but anyone still interested in the whereabouts of the missing Malaysian airliner could try and check up on this story which came out only a few month ago in an article on KZbin or Goggle here in Australia, I don't remember on which one, but a little research should clarify that, nothing to loose, and potentially some relevant information to be revealed. I would assume the fisherman can be located, and I would assume he would still have information like the location and time when he, or they, got the aircraft wing part stuck in their net. It may turn out to not to be relevant, but then it may also turn out be very relevant.!🤔 Stay safe regards Niels.

[@alibaba-vv1wd]

would u take a picture of the wing??? I think those fisherman was high on drugs 😂😂😂

[@bclr5964]

Or at least plot the location of the supposed sighting.

[@ochoonda]

Bs from an attention seeker. Anyone with common sense would have taken a picture of a large fish caught, never mind the wing of a missing aircraft🤔🤣

[@nixx6932]

Greetings all the way from South Africa. Please do an episode on the Tokyo crash on the 2nd of January 2024. Lots of love ❤

[@JaydenDosSantosVicente]

Terrific Topic to tremble at truely, Good Piece Puzzling Crew.

[@KLP36912]

We can use AI to predict the most highest probability for the search party to find in.

[@DougGrinbergs]

20:33 cargo bay with lithium ion batteries next to communication bay 22:51 lithium battery aircraft disasters 22:59 UPS flight 6 - not 9 25:08 suspicious flight simulator data 44:17 mystery phone call to pilot

[@eveb.6568]

It was a lithium battery fire on board which knocked out transponders. Witnesses on both sides of the Penang peninsula saw a plane in orange glow flying low - the orange glow from the burning abtteries' fire and flying low - to keep enough air for passengers to breath. It later became uncontrollable and crashed into the Adaman sea.

[@lorenzo2534]

​@eveb.6568 where's the Wreckage??? 😮😮😮

[@eveb.6568]

@@lorenzo2534 On the bottom of the Adaman sea

[@user-pn9bh2ti4b]

Green dot did an excellent review on MH370

[@myrnajucar3498]

Yes Green Dot has a good review and explanation. Well understood by everyone.

[@EsromFF]

Yes except his conclusion about pilot suicide was wrong I reckon.

[@filipatanasov3641]

Exactly

[@noctemknight8359]

Mentour Pilot just put out the best video on MH370 and has identified two new search locations.

[@letitsnow8518]

He is based on Larry Vance’s book, the book has a lot more details than the video

[@pierredostiedetabernacle3506]

It was obvious according to the physicians who examined the Captain Zahari Shah stated he was suffering from some serious psychological issues and should have never fly. The airlines instead of dismiss him let him do. Also a mysterious phone call just an hour from the flight departure was of a Woman who covered her trace by purchasing an anonymous Sim card in a shop without camera. What was the contents of this call no one will never knew since the sims card was destroyed.

[@moiraatkinson]

Wasn’t the Sully “miracle landing” in the Hudson, in 2009? Not 2017 as the video said?

[@DougGrinbergs]

32:52 very cool shot!👍

[@mikelevesque9753]

TOTALLY AGREE WITH THE PILOT WHEN THEY SEARCHED HIS COMPUTER SIMULATOR IN HIS DELETED FILES IT SHOWED JUST THAT HE PLANNED IT

[@mrs.vhorton8045]

The fact that all that time these radar sections are watching the plane and assuming the plane is being under someone else’s radar being watched is super dangerous not only does it mean the plane is lost and can be in distress, but it could’ve easily crashed into another plane This is unacceptable

[@chrismc8000]

So sad for all the innocent people on that flight and all of their families and loved ones. With all the deliberate maneuvers performed, it shows that the airline was under a professional pilot. The specific and seriously calculated maneuvers, especially the one over the Captain’s birthplace island, is pointing to one conclusion. Then that telephone call to him from the burner phone just before takeoff…

[@grem1944]

Click bait BS no new information or explanation..

[@anonymousadult]

Thanks for saving me wasted time ✅

[@nawafabughazaleh]

The plane was spotted by a secondary military radar ( as a blip) that belongs to Malaysia, the authorities took no action despite knowing an aircraft went missing. They could have deployed a jet fighter to follow the plane. Reminds me of the ghost plane, The Helios Flight 522 on 14 Aug 2005, which belongs to Greece, crashed due to lack of air and suffocation to everyone on board. It was a pilot error, so why blame MH370 pilot for suicide?! We don't know what happened inside his cockpit.

[@bobobaggins2034]

Malaysian govt knows what happened to it.

[@RickL_was_here]

Yep. They know it crashed into the Indian ocean somewhere... Most likely at the hands of the captain.

[@greghopkins18]

So interesting

[@magister61]

Ten years later an no new data about the mistery. This video adds nothing to what is already known.

[@bigfoottoo2841]

I'm an idiot and dumb as hell. Its clear in my light headed brain that the pilot wanted to create a mystery for the ages. Everything that we know about the flights behavior obviously points to that conclusion. But I'm a idot.

[@amandahugenkiss]

You're not an idiot. All of the evidence points to the pilot for sure. Anyone cam see that.

[@acb5245]

Then we are basically all idiots. All retrived data points to suicide/massmurder by Zahary.

[@user-uy5ck4bt9w]

It's amazing how many loopholes are available for anyone to exploit. This is more like a guide to potential criminals than an airplane investigation.

[@reasonablerage4370]

22:50 How do you then explain the turn towards the Southern Indian ocean?

[@stephenmapeka7774]

Wanted to turn back but hypoxia set in.

[@maxinefreeman8858]

Since it was turned around and flew back over Malaysia someone had to have control of the plane. Why didn't Malaysia military notice it flying back over Malaysia air space. Someone turned it around and deliberately flew over Malaysia. Then it kept flying out to sea until it ran out of fuel. With the transponder off Malaysia military might not have picked it up.

[@hankulator961]

the plane will never be found since no one is looking for it anymore.

[@stephenmapeka7774]

Kit Olver is his name and you are right,pulled something heavy with his fishing net.

[@kylewright1777]

Got witnesses saying it was on fire as it flew overhead, and other witnesses saying they brought a huge part of wing up from sea floor in there fishing net from a boat. They just don't want to solve it.

[@sarmisthadas4278]

How the plane reached 44000ft , no one talking about it . Maybe the answer is there. If the pilot alone do this what was the purpose?

[@Patfozz]

It’s so scary to think that as technically advanced as our world seems now, a big ass machine such as the booing 777 can disappear for 10 years now and no genuine interpretation or explanation can be deduced all this while.

[@ci7alex1]

Right on the day of this event, an explosion was apparently heard in Russia's far east around the areas in vicinity of Suntar / UENS airport. The locals reportedly heard some bang and lights somewhere in the remote woods. Can someone with expertise estimate whether a 777 fueled to reach Beijing would reach as far as UENS?

[@EsromFF]

The plane could have reached Kazakhstan. But to reach Suntar the flight would have to go over China and other countries unnoticed.

[@tutumakairau9540]

Today the Malaysian Government is looking to reopen the search for the missing MH370 aircraft.

[@miasmic100]

ACARS transmits so much data except live cockpit audio/ video. Don't tell me, it's not possible now.

[@bak1391]

Well, before blowing up the Malaysian Boeing 777-200ER No. 9M-MRD flight MH 17 and simulating an external impact on its cockpit allegedly from an anti-aircraft missile explosion, western special services had to do the same on a similar Malaysian Boeing 777-200ER No. 9M-MRO flight MH 370.

[@QUIGS102]

I had a dream. In that dream : The captain had a grudge - likely political - against the government of Malaysia or policy or individuals in it. He threatened them and had demands. They ignored or refused his demands and he then carried out his threats. Those threats have never been acknowledged. Many know what happened... Ah, but remember - it was just a dream

[@lorenzo2534]

Bingo 😮😮😮

[@mikehoelscher7775]

I think there’s a good possibility they were doing military maneuvers in that area possible it was shot down but it’s only a theory like all the rest of them makes you wonder though huh?

[@naidol]

Hey. I am engineer. This is nonsense. Even if batteries exploded. Why did pilots not report mayday? It's not like explosion destroyed " Comms only" but left the plane to fly normally. This was pilot directed incident. Someone deliberately flew the plane into the depths of the Indian ocean.

[@NicholasMatthews]

The piano seems like the perfect instrument for you to express your super engetic side. Sometimes when I watch you play, it's so powerfully energetic, like out of this world.

[@charlesagnew3801]

The reasonings of this missing airplane is all over the place. Aliens, terrorist, suicide, etc I’m over it

[@gregbell3559]

I can't believe how fast 10 years has gone by . In 5 days it's the anniversary. I'm curious will the black boxes if found could information still be retrieved after all this time in salt water?.

[@DataData1000]

I think that the best documentary regarding MH370 is from Green Dot. It had to be deliberate.

[@Stryker20008]

So after the Captain was far enough into the plan, he could reboot the system or whatever but why do this?? Clearly this was no seuisid.

[@mikehoelscher7775]

You wonder if that case will ever be sold the fact that they could dial cell phone numbers of passengers on that plane three and four days after it supposedly crashed makes me think also with the plane never went down into the ocean and that’s why you can’t be found

[@RR-vs3sq]

I remember this! I was in KL at this time waiting for my dad to get home from Beijing and I REMEMBER watching live news of family members ringing their family members and the calls were going through. I specifically remember how distraught the family members were, I was 14 waiting for my dad to come home from Beijing that morning and I’ll remember the families on the news forever. This case is so strange.

[@EmmaDee]

None of what the two of you are saying has been proven.

[@SJR_Media_Group]

Former Boeing... the B-777 will not be found. It is too late for emergency beacon to aid in locating. The Indian Ocean is huge. The search was largest in history and all monies ran out. Perhaps in future, smart ROV's can map bottom of ocean.

[@gorylatko]

Ditching on the Hudson was in 2009 and NOT in 2017 as the author claims.

[@davids5006]

My Lord, I can't believe it's been that long already

[@gorylatko]

@@davids5006 time flies. Good for convicts, bad for everyone else, LOL!

[@IngvorSabinaLeJohn-yq8wr]

Read the book "The disapearing Act" By Florence de Changy. This video is old.

[@David_jdmc]

An amazing source of unique factual information although I’m still not sure I believe her theory. It certainly eliminates many of the more outlandish theories and also casts a shadow on the official narrative.

[@eveb.6568]

It was a lithium battery fire on board which knocked out transponders.

[@FrankBakulov]

Another video, and the same comment I should left - Green Dot Aviation has made the best discovery.

[@SimonVu180]

That flapperon was set there on the beach

[@pt5465]

Sorry Simon, if the aircraft was maintaining 488 knots, there wasn’t enough fuel on board to remain airborne for seven hours at that high speed. I guarantee that you haven’t done a fuel analysis.

[@Big-Blue-Blanket.]

The incompetence of the Malaysians not to ask their fighter interceptors or Vietnamese fighters, Thai fighters to scramble and join up with the 777 to see what was going on. It had to have been pilot suicide. In a remote part of the Indian ocean.

[@jumpingjeffflash9946]

almost 10 years ago since it disappeared, I hope they find it. If they do....they'll have solved the mystery. If the pilot took it intentionally and ditched it then unless he confesses on the tape while he still has power the CVR may be nothing but silence and warnings from the plane sounding as it overwrites. I'm honestly surprised a lot of detritus hasn't been found washed up (clothing, seat cushions, trash etc) I get that it is in a big area of the ocean.

[@stephenjacobs5640]

there has been a lot of debris what are you talking about

[@jumpingjeffflash9946]

@@stephenjacobs5640 i'm aware of debris being found. If you read what I wrote I said "clothing, seat cushions, trash" I'm aware of flaperons, seat back covers, a part of the RR emblem....

[@JasonFlorida]

Even if they find it now the mystery will not be solved. The black boxes are unreadable at this point

[@theoriginalsurferbob]

Loss of oxygen obviously. Flew on autopilot til it ran out of gas. It’s at the bottom of the sea. If it’s ever found it’ll be by accident.

[@stephenjacobs5640]

@@theoriginalsurferbob not obviously theres so many plausible theories but we’ll never know until the black box is found

[@mr88cet]

The tragic reality is that there’s almost no chance we’ll ever be able to get any information from the MH370’s “black boxes.” First, sadly, it’s dubious that we’ll ever find the crash site. Second, even if we do, after such a long time at deep-ocean pressures and temperatures, it’s pretty dubious that they’ll still be intact enough to get any data from them. Third, the recorders were almost certainly turned off anyway: whoever was in control of the plane went to extraordinary efforts to make the plane seem to vanish completely. Pulling the recorders’ breakers is trivially easy compared to the other things he did.

[@MrCrystalcranium]

The fire related crash in the Middle East was UPS 6...not UPS 9. Pretty infamous crash in aviation and getting the flight number wrong doesn't say much for this video's credibility.

[@Kimberly_11]

Has there ever been an airplane go missing or crash in or near the place where the flight of M370 did?

[@2fast2nick]

This is why I hate these docs. Nobody has learned anything new in the past 9 years, yet still floats these stupid conspiracy theories with zero backing.. just "what if..."

[@RickL_was_here]

2 months it will be a decade.

[@2fast2nick]

@@RickL_was_here people should stop making shit videos like this. It’s probably torture for the family when someone acts like they know something. Gives them hope and then they turn out to just be another crackpot conspiracy person

[@bobbythomas6520]

@@2fast2nickI mean it was deliberate. The facts line up way too hard, especially when the pilots sim is found to have gone the same course.

[@2fast2nick]

@@bobbythomas6520 Facts != Theories. If they ever find out what actually happened, and it WASN'T the pilot. Everyone is going to owe his family and apology.

[@lorenzo2534]

​@@2fast2nickhighly doubt it. They know he was the only one capable of this atrocity.

[@Ferdinand..]

The moment the flight was about to enter the Vietnam air space, it took a 180⁰ turn. What a coincidence that batteries will explode right at that moment !! I think there was something else(about Vietnam).

[@hopkin2006]

Why didn't the Malaysian Royal Air Force dispatch its fighter jets to the plane to check on it immediately after ATC lost contact?

[@vishnuchetty7647]

So why have the other KZbin videos made, not mentioned that the pilot received a call prior to take off.....this is very intriguing and could help resolve this case

[@letitsnow8518]

Where did you read that?

[@ntandonyalungu8453]

The real question is not what happened but where the plane is. Focus should be on finding the plane then speculate later. The families need closure including the pilots family members.

[@murrayfranklindodgedodge1530]

I find it odd that this plane can't be located but I can pick a big jet airliner laying in the bottom of Indian ocean at broken ridge by Google Earth

[@Stryker20008]

So they have to turn the power on to change alttatudes. Interesting. Is this flipping of the power causing the range rings like ripping water??

[@glasshalffull8471]

I think the who, what and when is clear, we're just missing the why, it would appear alot of thought was put into having the plane not found, I live in Perth, West Australia and its extremely remote out to my west in the ocean, just mounting any search from down here would be a logistical nightmare, I can't see it being found but it was once thought Titanic wouldn't be found also.

[@AVA-gk1uz]

what mistery, the captain did it

[@autolabpro3186]

The pilot is "what went wrong"... Simple question...who was driving the bus??

[@anbee8127]

42:25 Wasn't miracle on the hudson in 2009?

[@julialoustalot3249]

Yes it was

[@magister61]

2008

[@julialoustalot3249]

It was January 15, 2009 not 2008.

[@rosariodagosto6484]

SOME ONE STOLE IT COULDN'T DISAPPEAR LIKE THAT NO WAY TRACKED BY SATELLITES...

[@aliasif8498]

It would be found on the last place they look

[@pennycaldwell8141]

@aliasif, 😅😂😅

[@miaflyer2376]

Instead of waiting for fuel exhaustion to ditch the jet, the suicidal pilot could have programed his Honeywell Flight Management System to descent at reduced speed and cross a distant Waypoint at zero feet for a wings-level impact, thus minimizing a floating debris field. Long before then, he could have asphyxiated himself from depressurization hypoxia to avoid the terror of injury and drowning.

[@longhorn7101]

So a Sinking Sully

[@mikehoelscher7775]

Two different speculations fact of the matter is that plane probably will never be found. If it were. It would’ve already been done here. It is 10 years later.

[@CityWalks3216]

Nearly 10 years on march 8 still no answers with our technology today they must be able to find the wreckage! It’s been a long journey sending ❤to everyone! It’s heartbreaking whatever happened up there! 😢

[@letitsnow8518]

Dr. Jean-Luc Marchant is the best, along with Larry Vance

[@hamiltzp]

I heard that the Malaysian government needs to give permission for another search. Is that due to some point of international maritime or aviation law, or do people just want the Malaysian government to pay for it? As I understand things, the plane went down in international waters, so why couldn't anyone search for it if they had the money? I understand that if it's found, the Malaysian government would be in charge of any recovery operations per international law, but just to _search_ for it? That doesn't seem right. Can anyone clarify this?

[@BrianMccallumstudioart]

Take a look at the green dot aviation video. It is without a doubt the clearest and most obvious recreation. The pilot killed his passengers and crew and caused his plane to disappear. In some ways what he did was impressive- but he took his crew and passengers with him.

[@Relationship-advice1805]

Please don’t mislead people the search was cut off

[@tatianachepurova]

8.03.2014 Flight MH 370 Malaysian Boeing 777-200ER №9M-MRO 17.07.2014 Flight MH 17 Malaysian Boeing 777-200ER №9M-MRD

[@alisonkent3119]

The call half an hour before the flight is suspicious

[@letitsnow8518]

Provide the link to your source, otherwise u r making it up

[@elicha12]

I am pretty sure that was a carefully planned terrorist attack that failed mid air after a struggle , the target was US garcia base. and I don't think the pilots were involved, they were subdued

[@lone_traveller18]

How many mysteries for this flight?

[@michaelsantiago6988]

The fact that no one knows the people on that plane ✈️ is kinda weird… probably didn’t catch it… they give the inventory of that plane? Who was on it from passengers and crew?

[@David_jdmc]

The shady thing is that Malaysian Airlines never released the final passenger list even after many requests although 99% of the passengers have been identified with relative certainty through other means such as camera footage from the departure lounge.

[@Katt30]

Assuming it was Zahari that did it, based on the simulator. His first date choice on the simulator was February 21st. On which he also flew MH370 to Beijing, yet he didn't crash the plane on that day. Makes you wonder what was different on the February flight that made him decide not to. Or was it just a dry run?

[@lenasoreil183]

I forget what but a documentary said that day had some trouble idk weather or what

[@stephenmapeka7774]

Maybe cause Germainwings pilot had a practice run as well.

[@Katt30]

@@stephenmapeka7774 Germanwings was a year AFTER MH370 went missing though

[@stephenmapeka7774]

@@Katt30 Yep,I got it wrong,thanks for correction

[@EsromFF]

Dont count on the SIM. There is zero proof there

[@Jaggerbush]

Youd think i was tired of this "mystery" but here we go.... 🍿

[@RickL_was_here]

No shit eh. All these 'experts' just hanging on to that 15 minutes of fame.... Near 10 years on.

[@alfredshort3]

Has anyone checked the trash at Diego Garcia?

[@1starvingitalian]

About the cargo, where there thousand of batteries, the one that can spark a fire, and the plane just disintegrated? Did they find any debris?

[@thehardyboys4227]

Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking happened

[@Rampart.X]

A fire that lasted thousands of kilometres under pilot control into the Indian Ocean? 😂

[@MikeOxlong-]

Hundreds of chunks of the plane (both inside and out) have since been found scattered on the shoreline of Eastern Africa and Madagascar over the past decade…

[@nasher98_]

No. The jet was tracked on radar by INMARSAT heading deep into the Indian Ocean.

[@bearowen5480]

Yes, watch the video more carefully. It clearly shows photos of the retrieval of one of the flaperons which washed up on the beach of a Madagascar coastal island. This flaperon fragment was positively identified by Boeing as belonging to the missing aircraft.