Will the missing Malaysian airliner MH370 ever be found? | The Stream

On March 8, 2014, 239 passengers and crew members disappeared from radar on board a Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Nine years on, why is the disappearance of MH370 still a mystery?
MH370’s fuselage and black box have never been recovered. Despite extensive searching, there are still no proven explanations amid a list of theories from aviation experts, pilots, scientists, journalists and even amateur internet sleuths using Google Earth. Some of the theories are explored in the new Netflix docuseries MH370: The Plane That Disappeared.
Hundreds of millions of dollars were poured into a multi-nation search effort which ended in 2018. A new search by the US marine robotics company Ocean Infinity could potentially take place this year or next.
Families of MH370 passengers remain desperate for answers and have repeatedly called on authorities to renew their search, though the Malaysian government has said it would not restart another mission unless compelling new evidence was uncovered.
In this episode of The Stream, we’ll look at the mystery surrounding MH370.
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[@unknownfromkashmir]

We need some funding for this mystery to be solved. It would kill me if someone I know simply disappeared. I can’t gauge the pain the family members of the ppl on the flight , have been feeling since past 9 years.

[@eviehammond9509]

Why doesnt Netflix help fund it with proceeds from their documentary??? If it were found by a search they funded they could have exclusive rights in making a follow up to it. And instead of the situation providing them with a story to tell they could actually be a part of that story. Just a thought....

[@eviehammond9509]

@Dave Dodd And I couldnt agree with you more too!! At first I didnt want to automatically believe the pilot took the plane & 239 people to commit suicide/mass murder. I think the only thing worse than losing someone you love from a plane disappearing & not knowing how or why is got to be a daily torture for the families, but the only thing worse that I can think of is the rest of the world falsely accusing the one you lost as being responsible for doing it. Over the years though certain details have led me to my own theory. Without question the Malaysian government knows a lot more about this than theyll ever admit to. I think they told the families & the rest of the world what they thought would pacify everyone initially right after it happened & hopefully in time it would be an unfortunate situation that just went unsolved. The fact that they have declined the offer for the original search company to resume the search & they would only have to pay them if MH370 is found speaks volumes to me that they are not & have not been doing everything to find this plane & solved this mystery. Why??? After 39 mins of flight when the pilot says goodnight & is handed over to air traffic control in Vietnam where the transponder is manually turned off & the flight pattern is changed theres several minutes where there could have been communication with MH370 in regards to demands or intent. High jackers rarely take a plane to kill themselves & not making any demands & if it were terrorists theyd definitely want credit immediately in the aftermath for doing it. Both to me seem highly doubtful to have happened. It makes me wonder if the pilot was demanding the release of the politician that was recently convicted to be set free or he would take the plane & everyone on board down as a threat. Could it be the Malaysian government refused any negotiations & called the pilots bluff & now are trying to cover it up to save face??? They seem to jump on board the theory of the pilot committing suicide & mass murder early on & even told the Australian Prime minister of their theory also early on. Ive tried to stay neutral but over time its hard not to think the pilot had no part in this tragedy. Scarier even still is the fact that even if MH370 is found it may not provide the answers everyone is hoping for. My heart goes out to the victims & their loved ones. They deserve to know what happened. Its frightening to know in this day & age a jet with 200+ passengers can just disappear without a trace for almost a decade now.

[@eviehammond9509]

@Dave Dodd We are definitely on the same page, Dave!!! Sadly the Malaysian government may not want to know the truth for whatever nefarious reasons, but the 239 victim's & their loved ones DESERVE answers & closure. IMO thats should be a higher priority over whatever is trying to be covered up. Its unfathomable to me that any individual could justify taking one innocent life, much less 200+ innocent lives for any cause. And Im sure this lack of justification is what seperates us from those who could justify it. For me this whole situation serves as a huge reminder that multiple times each day we unconsiously put our well being & fate into the hands of total strangers. We get in taxis, trains, buses & planes believing its practically gauranteed we will be safe. We know there's a rare possibility something could go wrong, but that happens to other people, not us. Im not the kinda person who believes in constantly worrying that my life could be taken at any given moment, but I find myself frequently thinking of the innocent victims of that flight boarding believing they will arrive safely at their destination & then will go on about their daily lives. They probably hugged & kissed whoever they were leaving never once thinking it would be the last time they would see them, hug & kiss them. And Im sure the families of the victims reflect on things like this thousands of times a day which has to be literal torture. So for a government to believe admitting fault or guilt in any connection to this seems pretty secondary to relieving even some of the pain these families have & continue to endure . The same families they promised from the very beginning they would do anything & everything to get them the answers, closure & justice they deserved. I also believe anyone who travels deserves to know too. Until there is resolve Im sure anyone boarding a plane or the loved one who bids them farewell at the gate will wonder if this could happen to them or someone they love. Its frightening that this could happen with the technology & processes we currently have at our disposal. Sorry about the novel, but what do you think about the idea that they should search the coordinates ( just outside of the original search are in the South Indian Ocean) where ham radio signals were interrupted during MH370's flight path?? I think at this point anything logical should be attempted because obviously no one in the know has found it yet. Also do you find it telling that out of all the debris found a private citizen searching just as a hobby has found the most????? This mystery has it ALL thats for sure!! Take Care & its been great talking about this with you!!💟

[@daniellemaroney2931]

​@@eviehammond9509 It would be a waste of money. I m sorry to say, but when Disappearances happen like this it's usually final. No one who has left the earth like this has ever returned. Because if they did , then Amelia Earhart & flight 19 would have been found a long time ago. 😢

[@antoniom4016]

It's unbelievable scary that in 2014, a high-tech airplane disappeared from the skies, and no one knows anything, no clue! May those families ever find peace 🙏🏽

[@sayfolman7752]

If Airplane So High Tech Then Why We Need To Use Airplane Mode When Depart And Landing?

[@OrbitalJunkie00]

The newest investigation narrows it down to a murder/suicide by the pilot. His deviated route southbound through the Indian Ocean was reckless and windy in which he made circles for 20 minutes, likely negotiating with Malaysian govt regarding a relative's sentence to prison a few hours earlier. Investigatiors believe the plane is approximately around the Broken Ridge in the South Indian Ocean. Right now Malaysian govt may be preventing search teams from going there.

[@TrevorBoggs]

@@OrbitalJunkie00 you left out the aliens

[@kellygarland63]

@@OrbitalJunkie00 Do you have a source for that claim about the pilot negotiating with gov officials?

[@MrWho007]

​@@OrbitalJunkie00 total garbage

[@zledhzelda197]

I feel so bad for those families. I hope you find the answers one day.

[@eatnplaytoday]

There were high ranking HIV/AIDS researchers on that plane. This was no coincidence… please notify others. I wish some KZbinr can pick this up and investigate independently

[@robingrunding5485]

​@@eatnplaytodayno on the plane were highly ranked workers from freescale semiconductors, they might have had important documents

[@williamgreen1512]

One thing that’s for sure hear . It’s nice to see three or just two most relative theories , holding good and strong . As much as it’s hard to accept some parts of all of them , equally mice to see they’re all fairly well in tune with each other rather than fighting or arguing .

[@victorcontreras9138]

Yes! The search must go on. It's easy for those who didn't loose loved ones to say "the search is costing too much money". The ones grieving are concerned about something more important: closure.

[@philsurtees]

OMG. There is no point in continuing the search because finding the wreckage now will not tell us anything new. The black boxes don't last this long in the ocean. We are searching in the southern Indian Ocean because we know that's where it went down. We know that the only way it could have ended up there is if the pilot deliberately flew it there. He flew the plane past the location where he grew up and dipped the wings in that direction - twice - no doubt so that he could have one last look. We have found wreckage in locations which confirm where it went down. So ... we know what happened to this plane, and finding some of it's wreckage at the bottom of the ocean isn't going to change anything.

[@rogwarrior1018]

I agree. The Malaysian government needs to be held accountable for their blind eye. It's not just about the grieving families (and I truly feel bad for them) it's about the complicity of the MG. They are corrupt and seeking to only protect themselves.

[@markkaraipii5890]

I was waiting for this. New evidence or not, I will like to hear anything on this.

[@ZafarIqbal-jl8yq]

Strange how they can find a planet millions of miles away yet at home can't find a plane 😂😊😂😂

[@aourcewell]

Ask Anwar

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@hisloveiseternal1]

Because there is no outer space.

[@Kerpeles]

We can't find planets that are in million pieces

[@columbuschokpa8791]

Human civilization has undoubted capacity to unravel unimaginable questions. Someone somewhere knows what happened.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@ZafarIqbal-jl8yq]

One way of getting rid of some one you don't like 😂🤔

[@SachiraBhanu]

I know what happened but I don't tell you.

[@columbuschokpa8791]

@@SachiraBhanu Well it is ƴour choice to 'not tell' but that also confirms the fact that some person somewhere knows what happened. flight MH370 dissapearance is not a mystery as some would want us to believe and maybe someday the truth will be revealed.

[@TravisMcGee151]

@@columbuschokpa8791 Why do you reply to that troll??

[@ukhtynurulhidayah7213]

My deepest condolences to the family's victims

[@svetlanakwaw-quaidoo314]

My friends...The distance was soo small...In my heart I believe , something took plane away and we never ever will know, what really heppend ?

[@panmichael5271]

Yes.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@SkyPilot2012]

Why is a KZbin Vlogger (Alex) on as an Expert (with his constant interruptions)? Seriously? Why not have Sam Chui on as well to complete this clown car? I’ll just take this program on the tragedy as pure entertainment, and not based on factual analysis.

[@Saby217]

He is paid to diffuse and dissuade

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@MEGIDIOT]

Are you jealous he makes a living off of your passion?

[@baljeet-sandhusingh3369]

May the Departed souls Rest In Peace.

[@fefemyluv]

I just wrapped up the Netflix series about this. Interesting but so, so heartbreaking.

[@rufanuf1]

Yes, but its no mystery. The act was deliberate and the plane and its contents were dispersed across the southern Indian Ocean

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@ambermonej]

i feel so uneasy and scared lik what type of world are we living in everything is a lie

[@gabrielcarnero8048]

@@rufanuf1 man your delusional a plain just disappeared its normal

[@rufanuf1]

@@gabrielcarnero8048 Doesn't seem to have disappeared, broken to bits maybe, but not disappeared.

[@aarya.p]

May the people in the plane rest in peace 🙏

[@thenaturalyogi5934]

I was on vacation in Taiwan when this happened we just flew in and was settling down in our hotel rooms when all news channels were talking about this. Do we have to wait for decades like the Titanic to actually know what happened to this plane? Technology has advanced so much since and we still cannot find a jumbo jet? Unless it really exploded so tiny debris would all be that's left. Insane.

[@truevulgarian]

Why interview these "journalists" who seem more intent on perpetuatiing their own theories than discussing the evidence?

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@jamesc5363]

Amazing journalism here. Thank you for reviewing this case AJ and to follow up on the story after 9 long years! Great to see journalists thinking outside the box in search of the truth. I do hope further investigations will continue to solve this greatest aviation mystery of all time!

[@krishnatharanjan837]

You believe to those journalists? They know nothing!

[@philsurtees]

It's solved. We know what happened. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't know the facts.

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

​@@philsurteessays who?

[@thipham2608]

This woman talked so much and interrupted the other two guests while they were speaking. She aims to sell her book?

[@sabrinas627]

I really like that despite Jeff’s somewhat whacky theories (like how someone could’ve hijacked the plane through the avionics dept which is technologically impossible) he’s still transparent about how we really don’t know. de Changy doesn’t seem as humble about her own theories and is trying to sell that book. Like…how do you judge a person’s character you’ve never met?? At least be honest that you really didn’t know Zaharie and can’t fully rule out it wasn’t him?! The sophistication of the flight after it first loses contact points to him, but we can’t say without evidence. It’s so sad because I’m really just so hurt for the families. 😔

[@matthewmacneil1187]

Exactly!

[@alexs5394]

The fact that she basically decided it couldn't have been Zaharie and then worked backwards to support her claim is pretty ridiculous. I don't think she should be taken seriously and it's nuts that Netflix let her run with it

[@sabrinas627]

@@alexs5394 exactly!!

[@pandamandimax]

It's clear from her behavior in this interview that she's ridiculous. Constantly interrupting others with conspiracy theories, discounting the few actual facts we do have because "she's a sailor" and because some who knew someone she never met said "the pilot was a good man". Absolutely ridiculous that you can know if someone committed a crime because you talked to a friend of theirs who obviously will say they liked them. The fact that he was a very competent pilot only lends more credibility to all the knowledge you would need to pull off what was pulled off. She uses the fact that he was a very knowledgeable pilot to argue AGAINST the fact that he did it. Full of logical fallacies, zero humility, and zero facts

[@mhnoni]

@@pandamandimaxTo be fair, people don't just commit suicide, there is always an early indication, always. I'm leaning toward the plane shot down by mistake. it makes perfect sense to cover up the debris and why the gov is not helping with research.

[@MrSridharMurthy]

We need to find that plane. The search must go on!

[@parkerswife4life0]

Good video nice intelligent conversation. Unfortunately I got tired of her interrupting the other two guests, and being borderline rude, so I didn’t finish the video. I wanted to hear everyone’s opinion not just hers.

[@codyautry52]

@joshrushing what about the little girl whos papa was calling her cell phone in the documentary while they were all in the building waiting for answers after the plane had been missing?

[@dfern25]

It took 2 years to find Air France knowing full well a rough idea where it went down. Here they have a data that’s not proven or reliable saying it’s possible it went down in the southern Indian sea while also giving us a small location to check which is 100s of times bigger than what Air France dealt with and people are still wondering why they haven’t found it yet? Not to mention that if the plane flew a few mins longer that’s like 100s of KM further. The ocean is not a flat sea bed, it’s mountains of terrains and its also plausible that the search went through the area and didn’t find anything mainly because the pieces werent together and scattered all over the place at the bottom of the ocean due to the terrain.

[@JJs2121]

no it took them only 5 days to find 447 air France! It took 2 years to get the black box though. There is people who knows precisely what happened to MH370 Planes do not vanish from military radar!! Not in 2014!! Even with off transponder

[@Eatmyasscrack]

It took 5 days to find some wreckage and some bodies and still another 2 to locate the main wreckage. That’s actually proving his point more because even finding floating debris within days it still took another 2 years to even find the main fuselage wreckage.

[@tiagojoaocanhola9307]

@@JJs2121 so what happened to mh 370 ?

[@JJs2121]

@@tiagojoaocanhola9307 I think it was shot down accidently and was covered up ....

[@mhnoni]

@@JJs2121Couldn't agree more, of course, we can't confirm or deny that but I bet its true, they don't mention how there is U.S. military base approximately 2000 miles from the location and they had an exercise there. I bet they even moved some of the debris far away so the rescue team won't find the true location. sometimes, the true answer is the easiest one to think about. google "missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-was-shot-down-in-military-training-exercise-claims-first-book-released-about-lost-jet" to find the post.

[@matthewwillis5975]

We need to find this plane. The Indian Ocean is massive and much unexplored. But the lack of effort lately and countries not working together is absolutely unacceptable. 239 human beings are very affected with no closer. they can’t move on with there lives. We have a right as a society to find this plane. The best minds in the world are in this. Get off your buts and spend the money. Put aside differences and frustration with countries and get it done for god sakes. We can certainly

[@CaliforniaFieryFoods]

I agree!!!

[@robgrey6183]

Sell everything you own and devote it to the search. I'm already paying enough in taxes.

[@costy218]

What about that lady who found pictures from satellite of the plane emerged in water?

[@alarud]

I have the same question...

[@halomultiplayermoments3651]

Submerged you mean 😂

[@letme_eatyourcookie]

Why is no one following up with the phone call which was received from the passenger onboard MH370 after the disappearance of MH370

[@jennyvinyl85]

I have some issues with Florence theory. (1) human nature is fundamentally unpredictable. The fact that captain Zaharie was a “normal” guy does not necessarily rule out the possibility that he did it (lots of real-life examples of ordinary people going suddenly wild). (2) she does not know about ocean currents, specifically the west Australian and the South equatorial current that bridges the possible impact site and the islands where the debris was found.

[@kinggstergaming4136]

Hey Jeff. ❤. I don't think he did. I think the American Awoks. Copied the airplane and that's why there is 2 separate flight path. The plane went somewhere completely different. ❤

[@fefemyluv]

I will say…one person finding all the debris IS odd.

[@patb5266]

Not really, ocean currents make sense for these pieces to end up where they did.

[@fefemyluv]

@@patb5266 and one particular person happens to find them in different places?

[@pindot787]

Well, thats why you must look more than netflix, It was not one person, he found about third off all the wreckages, still a lot, but far from all the wreckage.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@fefemyluv]

@@pindot787 well yeah! I shouldn’t have made that blanket statement. He is the only individual to find most, which is still odd.

[@AlexMudenda]

I for one feel the first question should be what was on that plane apart from the passengers... because not being sure or not confirming that the parts that were found are from MH370 says a lot about what may or may not have happened to the plane...

[@TLovetoDance012]

Lithium batteries that have been known to cause plane files.

[@jazminej9]

2 scientists who had special patents and now they have taken them since the plane disappeared.

[@gooner72]

What we do know about the Captain is that, on his very impressive home flight simulator, he had flown...... on numerous occasions..... a Boeing 777 from Kuala Lumpur, following the same route and then down to the Southern Indian Ocean on the same flight path. And then, a few weeks later, he does this EXACT route for real..........🤔

[@user-cf2ky4fc1c]

Maybe the plane was hijacked for ulterior motives and the black box was removed?

[@jinhuigoh892]

The lady is too defensive... I feel that something is not right...she knows so much but defending the pilot based on emotional thinking it is not right

[@spenceabroad7960]

I think she's deluded. Who would you believe? Her or Richard Godfrey's theory? 😂

[@hussainiubali892]

I think she was paid to clear Cptn. Zaharie Ahmad name.

[@tomwery5155]

Cold cases starts by identifying all persons on flight and individual background information.

[@tomwery5155]

Then investigating the investigators

[@dennisndichu4045]

In memory of the crew and passengers who lost their lives aboard the ill-fated Plane.

[@khaneealarabi]

Was taken to Diego Garcia and debriefed.. Cargo unloaded.. mission achieved

[@pointblank0020]

Al Jazeera's pick of guests for this one is pretty spicy. Gotta hand it to them

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@dgoode2]

Things don't dissappear .... Hidden more plausible.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@ellaswansen7850]

Somebody knows what happened. Without a doubt.

[@absolute_abundance]

Najib . Does it ring the bell?

[@eshranmarktitus5462]

Najib?

[@benos4x4adventures49]

it never crashed...its ;landed somewhere private and well Hidden. The goverment are behind all of this.... those passenger's were used for good body parts, for people in Malaysia.

[@ToddWaters_tw]

A lot of people seem to believe that we should've know more now and/or that this plane should have had more tech to help locate. Keep in mind, Titanic sank. We knew the path it took, there were people saved who could confirm things that occurred and it still took decades to locate.

[@robingrunding5485]

In the case of mh370 there is no survivor who was on that plane and can tell what happened. The titanic went down on a very deep point of the sea. It could be that wreckage of mh370 is also on a very deep point

[@merz167]

I'm honestly still amazed that after 9 years there are still some doubts about the cause of the disappearance of the MH370. It was a mass murder-suicide by the pilot. It is not entirely true that we have no data on this flight and that it "vanished into thin air", the latter is pure sensationalism useful for selling TV series and books. The Butterworth Air Force Base detected his course within its coverage. Only a pilot with 18k flight hours of experience and perfect knowledge of both the aircraft (so much so that he has been a B777 instructor for over 15 years) and the region's airspaces could have done such a thing. The route demonstrates that the pilot deliberately flew over the air border between two states, taking advantage of the "grey areas", i.e. when a plane passes from one control tower to another and is less observed for a few minutes. The pilot turned off the transponders at the Vietnamese border, turned back over the Malaysian peninsula flying along the Thai border and then flew over the Strait of Malacca flying along the Indonesian border. He knew perfectly well that flying south in a straight line through Indonesia would've alerted the Indonesian Air Force. We're talking about a B777 which is the world's biggest two-engine aircraft, not a tourist plane. Moreover, after 9/11 the alert for rogue commercial flights is absolute. Inmarsat data that the aircraft flew for over 6 hours, the almost identical route found in the pilot's home flight simulator and the confirmed debris found in East Africa (a location consistent with Indian Ocean sea currents), are all undeniable pieces of a horrendous and too painful puzzle to accept: the pilot planned and committed one of the craziest acts ever recorded in human history and wanted to make the plane and its passengers disappear forever. The real mystery is not the cause of the disappearance in my opinion, but the pilot's motive. Another point is that Malaysian authorities never really wanted to find the wreckage (and the black boxes) because they would reveal the truth. And it is that one of the best and most respected pilots of their national carrier was actually a f*cking psycho. I think, and this is my personal speculation, that US military from Diego Garcia Base and Australian military from Cocos Islands Base saw a rogue B777 flying for over 6 hours over the ocean bound to nowhere that morning and there has been talks on a highly confidential military-intelligence level among USA, Australia and Malaysia. Obviously we will never know the entire truth without the black boxes, but the route shows that it was a deliberate act.

[@BamSandle]

This seems like the most logical explanation. The Netflix documentary has everyone hurting their brains over multiple conspiracy theories instead of shedding light on what most likely happened. But of course, the truth wouldn’t make for great TV right? Almost a bit of a mockery to the families of the deceased that were involved. I suppose we’ll never know the full truth.

[@sayfolman7752]

Let's See If Your Statement Right Or Wrong If We Happen To Found This Plane And It Wrong I Will Hunt You Down No Matter Where You And Sue Out Of Pocket

[@neerajrhd]

What do you think about a conspiracy theory, that was running during the first week of crash involving Freescale Semiconductor Company, Scientists On board, Spotting of plane over Maldives by local fishermen, and the Diego Garcia?

[@michaelfranz5861]

​@@neerajrhd Diego Garcia!! 😮😮😮😮😮

[@letme_eatyourcookie]

Hi you have to rule out the debris found as it was found after 15 month's as narrated, and debris with matching numbers can be made later just to cover up the story.

[@radenbahagia164]

🙏 thank you with respect....... bomoh times to do the investigation

[@PoeLemic]

Even many years later in March of 2023, it is surprising that the Search has not been revisited. I sure would have thought the plane would have been found by now. Search needs to restart.

[@ekimandersom4478]

Search where? You have any idea how big the ocean is?

[@dougles5349]

It's either a hijack similar to circumstances of 9/11 when transponders of MH370 were turned off prior to it being nose dived into the South Indian ocean or the pilot having domestic traumatic issues with his wife or even him having an alleged personal poltical issue with the then Malaysian Govt in power.

[@eatnplaytoday]

There were high ranking HIV/AIDS researchers and experts on that plane. Dozens of workers who were going to a conference to talk about treatments and cures for HIV. This was no coincidence… please notify others. I wish some KZbinr can pick this up and investigate independently

[@alexnamibia]

Not even a single body found after a decade , this is crazy as if it just vanished or flew into another dimension.

[@jeanlind7540]

This will join Jack the Ripper in annals of history as an incredible mystery story but I feel the pain of the loved ones who will never know the truth.

[@arieswoman824]

I don't buy Jeff's claim that it was the Russians at play. Nor do I believe that adventurer just happened to find supposed debris so quickly. He comes across as a charlatan.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@jack4919]

Physical evidence of the plane debris proves it definitely crashed into the ocean. The question is how and why which I don’t think we will ever know the answer to 😢 my theory is it was 100% a ‘ghost plane’ in which no one outside the cockpit was conscious when it made impact. Who knows what really happened on that night RIP 🙏

[@richardwait1206]

So just a second ,the bits of the aircraft that came to light however long after, belonged to what aircraft?

[@cleaningandlifetipswithdan2572]

In normal circumstances if there was a failure of the functions of the aircraft,why didn't the backup systems kick in, this is an important fact to clarify a lot of the facts

[@ekimandersom4478]

They ruled out a failure. Have you not seen the documentary?

[@ysrai]

The problem is countries do not want to spend on searching for those unfortunate souls. They wants to divert the spendings on military

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@ManthonyDN]

I can see no other option then that MH370 was dismantled. I think there has been some major cover up😢

[@absolute_abundance]

Precisely! And no one report it that it landed in Diego Gracia?

[@michaelfranz5861]

​@@absolute_abundance Thats right, finally someone mentions Diego Garcia!

[@jackbarrie6007]

@@michaelfranz5861 you must have been asleep since the plane disappeared Diego Garcia was a very early likelihood with 911 still on most people's mind 😴 🙄

[@ekimandersom4478]

@@jackbarrie6007 9/11 was 13 years earlier! What are you talking about?

[@ekimandersom4478]

You see no other option? Most likely it splashed in pieces in the ocean. I think people don’t realize how rough the ocean is there.

[@xaviernicolas7218]

A hypothesis is a tentative explanation of an observation that can be tested. It acts as a starting point for further explanation. Theory, on the other hand, is an explanation of some aspect of the natural world that's well-justified by facts, tested hypotheses, and laws.

[@ferrythe1925]

this really is very "strange" a huge airplane went missing and no single evidence is found. somebody surely, definitely, 100% knows something that nobody else can know about.

[@pandamandimax]

They have found many pieces that have been confirmed from the plane via serial number washed up along the exact flow path of the waters where they think it crashed in the Indian ocean. They matched them thru the serial numbers.

[@tahasinemon3585]

I think usa did this,usa always do this kinds of thing

[@mathewjoseph7493]

Two facts: 1. There is is no debris at all, and no pinging from the black boxes in the area widely, thoroughly searched. So, the plane probably didn't crash anywhere there. 2. There is no argument that the debris which washed ashore in Re Union and Madagascar, is from a 777 plane. No 777 has crashed in the Indian Ocean in past 10 years. So it has to be from MH370 right? . Why is no effort being made to find out from where they originated? Why doesn't Boeing catagorically confirm, whether the debris is indeed from MH370?

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@richardwait1206]

Why are the people in this program not talking about the reports from Islanders that they actually saw an airplane flying into the ocean

[@arcanondrum6543]

Two scenarios that I will entertain here : #1. Is this a Germanwings Flight 9525 like suicide? For more on that learn more about Inmarsat "Handshakes" as well as BFO/BTO (which is RF Interference) as he mentions here *-> **20:00* #2. Ultra-high level espionage where the players are willing to play the hardest hardball with some innocent lives. I'm a Private Pilot and an Electronics/Software Engineer. Like the woman guest, I've also been on the Ocean several times and UNLIKE her, I have an appreciation for how vast the Oceans are and the purported region of the result of scenario #1 is a water landing in a very remote region, in very deep water, with literal mountains on the seafloor, which I haven't checked for myself. Scenario #2 would require extensive planning, the cooperation of a few international companies and a few hundred people to carry it out. It relates to several Chinese nationals on-board the flight who all worked for one new company, which I also have not checked for myself. Sometimes the simplest answer is the best one but that reminds me of 3 Towers falling much the same as a demolition, all in one afternoon and the scum staying to hear the end of the children's book. Debris is after all, easy to release.

[@yoochoob]

I agree that she somehow dismisses the vastness of the Indian Ocean. She claims to be “sailor”, but could not comment how deep and grand the underwater mountains of the Indian Ocean. It honestly looked like an alien world out there, with massive waves and unpredictable weather. The people who joined the search efforts in that area are the unsung heroes for their braveness.

[@Maxgbabe]

This French journalist brings no facts or strong evidence. It's her "assumption" now she's a sailor. She has an explanation for everything that doesn't make sense

[@jeffreylorenger9234]

This lady doesn’t know what she talking about the pilot is 100% responsible for the crash and crashed the plane on purpose. Is this lady a Milasian jet owner!

[@axelservellon8157]

it's not about the size of the ocean, is about the size of the plane, with the technology at the time it's like impossible that the plane just vanished and no one's know anything, it's ridiculous

[@roslanrasidi9490]

What if I say this has a link to the Najedi Case.

[@darwinstubbie860]

Like everything else, this was a cia job and a massive cover up.

[@oumabaros]

On 26 April 2014, President Barack Obama made a state visit to Malaysia. He was the second US President to visit Malaysia since Lyndon B. Johnson in 1966.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@panmichael5271]

I wrote a detailed letter giving geodesic distances that would allow anyone (or a robotic submersible) to locate the plane. I know it's there because I once had an odd experience on a plane and almost certainly the same event occurred here. I'll try resending the letter to the recipient. I understand why no one listens because media is drowning in nonsensical accounts. But I can assure the passengers and flight crew families that no one did anything wrong. The passengers were in their seats, calm, service trays up and seat belts on. No signs of panic. Where the plane is finally located this is exactly what you'll see.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@michellemajako]

What are you talking about?

[@DC-ti3ci]

WHAT?!? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@cellom.9227]

As soon as I saw which guests you had on I exited this video.

[@malessandro1974]

The French lady made so much more sense in all aspects of the Netflix documentary and in this interview. Alex obviously has no clue what he is talking about and is not looking at the entire picture. Regardless, I feel for the families who have lost loved ones in this tragic event.

[@mehloser880]

She is a conspiracy theorist trying to sell books. Nothing more

[@dna8965]

​@@mehloser880 She would be much richer if she is not going to sell some books .

[@malessandro1974]

Sometimes common sense is not so common. I remember when I was taking Calculus back in High School and it didn’t make any sense at first, but once I started applying all the formulas everything became clear as day. In life I’ve learnt that some people apply the formula for success, achievement and happiness and others have no clue what a formula even is. It’s all good cause someone has to flip the burgers at McDonalds and there is nothing wrong with that. It’s an honorable job. Have a great day! 😊

[@joyschtik]

She’s a typical journo…her own spin. She discounted the fact that Zaharie practiced the flight on his home flt sim…WTF?

[@disjewie]

@@joyschtik he practiced less than a quarter of the flight, the rest of the flight was finished by moving it with a cursor. you absolutely can’t just prove that Zaharie wasn’t guilty but why did they release the sim data years after finding it, and are they capable of lying about the data or creating a path themselves to set Zaharie up for fault? Florence shouldn’t be completely against the idea of Zaharie being guilty because we truly can’t know, but with everything she had learned about him, I see why she doesn’t believe he is guilty as well.

[@eddiezogli4864]

No matter how long it takes, it will be found.Remember the TITANIC.

[@pandamandimax]

Look into Silk Air flight 185 . The pilot did the exact same thing on that flight but without taking the extra step of flying the plane into the middle of nowhere so it couldn't be found.

[@AutonomousSystem]

EPIC - Quest for the Lost Plane Mystery

[@lakshannyasitha795]

Can they do this again to check i mea n airplane without passengers same route and disconnect all the communications and check if these radar s dectect the airplane and after then also the inmarset satalite as they say

[@vallipherson6453]

What an interesting idea. A test flight as you've described would help to clarify enough issues to make it worthwhile.

[@rohanpeiris4411]

What was the plane carrying? Perhaps something which was sensitive and or dangerous.

[@fefemyluv]

That’s one theory, according to the Netflix series.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@The_Happy_Aviation_Enthusiast]

It’s really sad that all of those passengers who were on that plane were definitely at the bottom of the Indian Ocean for a very long time since they and the plane went missing on March 8, 2014. The passengers were looking forward for a good trip and their families happy to see them, but instead of arriving to their destination in China, they all had gone missing along with the aircraft and were involved with a terrible tragedy that they’re presumed dead. My heart goes out to all of those people on that plane and their families. Let’s keep praying that the aircraft MH370 would be found. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ICBLACKINU]

Its almost like it never existed! Unbelievable 😢

[@AkashSingh-uk5ub]

Dude watched the Netflix documentary and got triggered to make this video out of nowhere

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@comnixx1]

Yes, in Diago Garcia, Indian Ocean.

[@neerajrhd]

Do you believe so?

[@comnixx1]

@@neerajrhd all Boing airliner can be remotely controlled fm ground station thousand miles away especially military stations like one based in Diago Garcia. The pilot of that ill fated MH370 have dropped a hint in his computer flight ✈️ simulation program at his home. That news was taken out immediately after it was posted in the Malaysian local main stream media. Two weeks later the former US President Obama came to Malaysia & met with Malaysia PM Najib. It was an impromptu visit maybe asking the Najib to tone down the news.

[@neerajrhd]

@@comnixx1 after the disappearance of MH 370, I remember reading an article in newspaper (The Hindu) where many villagers in Kuda Huvadhoo Islands spotting a big aeroplane with blue and red livery flying low and traveling north to south-east. Then I saw a conspiracy theory video by anonymous explaining the involvement of Freescale Semiconductors. They said 10 scientists were inside the Beijing bound plane.

[@jchanmcse]

Diego Garcia is the island that MH370 was hi-jacked and landed.

[@idgriffin56]

Help these people rest.

[@joanfrellburg4901]

If those plane parts that were found aren't from MH370 what plane are they from ? Have they been finding plane parts in the past or only since this unfortunate incident ?

[@pandamandimax]

They are from the plane, the BEA matched them thru the serial numbers on the pieces that had them. Just because you hear a conspiracy theorist on KZbin, does not make actual evidence and logic disappear

[@user-ed9qp2qv8i]

If I lose something in my bedroom and I am 100% sure I lost it in that room and it cannot move on its own. Only thing I need to do is, search it thoroughly, every inch, if that's really important. I think either they haven't done a great job searching, or no capability to search or a intention not to search. If these 3 points can be addressed, I am sure It can be found. If they accept, not searched properly they can still do it. If there was or is no capability, tech is developed now, we can work on a new technology, satellite based, radar based etc etc..whatever that is..and give it a try...and last if the intention is corrupt, again right agencies should find reasons behind it. Families, world needs a closure on this. There are billionaires, governments, which can still afford to spend money to search for 236 human beings, if they can spend billions to search for oil, natural resources, surely they can for this reason.

[@SachiraBhanu]

I'm sure this plane still in this planet.

[@peanutpistachio6532]

Did you really compare your bedroom to the Indian Ocean 😂

[@user-ed9qp2qv8i]

@@peanutpistachio6532 🤣Rhetorically!

[@peanutpistachio6532]

@@user-ed9qp2qv8i I see 🤣. In this case it’s like looking for a needle in the haystack but we’re not even sure we’re looking in the right haystack…

[@user-ed9qp2qv8i]

@@peanutpistachio6532 Yes, of course!

[@amitceo]

Why location is not tracked by phone location of passengers? Many relatives told in Netflix documentary that phones were ringing…. after it goes missing

[@Andrew-wl2mt]

I agree there was around 280 phones on that plane, my Google maps plots my course even with flight mode on and my Google account can be looked at from a laptop so no need for the phone and it's all plotted the route travelled. Someone must have had something on their phones.

[@lastChang]

Forget about the MH370, we still know nothing about the China 🇨🇳 Eastern Airline MU5735 accident happened last year with both black boxes recovered intact.

[@crystal2484]

I don't trust her, she has a book to sell and she doesn't want others to talk.

[@akuletz6266]

Imagine this they can find a planet a million miles away from our planet then they can't find a single trace of this missing plane in pass 9yrs something fishy 🤔

[@crystal2484]

they are finding 1 of the millions of planets, the analogy is comparing apple to oranges.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@spha325]

I fully agree with this woman 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@samsingh3753]

I still cant belive the plane has not been found ,,the loved ones need the answers, please 🙏

[@benos4x4adventures49]

because it never crashed...its ;landed somewhere private and well Hidden. The goverment are behind all of this.... those passenger's were used for good body parts, for people in Malaysia.

[@Saby217]

I watched an interview of a guy named Boyd Anderson about 2 years ago. Apparently he has written a book on what happened. Wonder if any of the researchers or families spoke to him.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@akshayrtr160]

What does he say in the book?

[@rolanduron7126]

How in the world that a modern aircraft doesn’t have anything onboard that can be detected. Just unbelievable.

[@crenshaw_white5888]

It doesn’t seem real like how is that even possible

[@pandamandimax]

It did: transponder, ACARS, Inmarsat satellite data, and the pinger on the black box. The pilot disabled the transponder and ACARS manually one minute apart. The pinger sends signal for 30 days, and the Malaysian gvt didn't get anyone out to the Indian ocean to search the right area until day 28. That leaves only the Inmarsat data, which we have, but only gives distance from a satellite and not a precise location. If the pilot had known about it he probably would've found a way to turn that off too. There issue is planes are not designed thinking a pilot would intentionally take steps to hide it's location and crash it without being found.

[@Sunburst75]

Many planes did even in 2014. Unfortunately the plane that disappeared did not have a tracking system installed. Now all major airlines do have such systems.

[@mhnoni]

@@pandamandimaxis there a doc that I can watch that mention what you said?

[@richardwait1206]

The French lady does not give any explanation for the flight path that this aircraft flew if indeed there had been malfunction in the aircraft, then why didn’t the crew communicate this

[@peacekeeper9840]

Please also take opinion of Malaysian psychologists and Malaysian religious leaders to understand the nuances of that country's human psyche in relation to the pilot. However 3 facts are certain. 1. It was intentional. 2. It was very sophisticated. 3. Original motive was to disappear or to hide.

[@ekimandersom4478]

3 is not a fact. It could have still been suicide

[@MinhNguyen-yl6pf]

American know where it is

[@hbc511]

👍

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@ThePremel]

What' are the 11 engeniers in the airplane...

[@MaverickAuto-Pete]

If the part numbers on the bits which have floated to shore are still visible... Match them to the plane which it come from when it was manufactured. Because airbus knows every part on every plane on which plane it came from and whrn it was manufactured.

[@2_thumbs_up_baby]

Why don't planes have some sort of buoy or balloons that deploy automatically to the surface if airplane goes down in water that can't be tampered with and show the location..with signals etc

[@neilburns8869]

I think that the Malaysian government's attitude towards the families and friends of those missing could be a lot better than sitting doing nothing. Very frustrating for all concerned.

[@ct_yam7922]

Or perhaps they are corrupted. Even the ex prime minister has a lot of corruption cases 😊

[@reasonablerage4370]

3rd world country, no surprise

[@TNitroH]

Communication was turned off immediately after the last goodnight. The plane turned around immediately. Landing gear deployed and landed in the ocean. Plane didn't break apart only winglets broke off. This plane was in total control by a experience pilot.

[@jeremy1350]

I've been saying all along that they are a little off the mark. The plane is probably sitting in Point Nemo, the Space Graveyard, the known deepest part of the Pacific Ocean. I think if they look there they re going to find it.

[@Boesesjoghurt]

Infuriating to watch these two self-declared experts throw around wild theories while dismissing the evidence they simply have no understanding of.

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@gihanwij2759]

This is no mystery. This is a crime, this is mass murder. I don’t know when, but one day the truth will come out. But for now, it is certain that some powerful force does not want the truth to be revealed. I hope and pray someday everyone behind this crime will be punished. And I pray for all the family members of MH370. May they find peace 🙏

[@eatnplaytoday]

Did Netflix mention this?? There were high ranking HIV/AIDS researchers and experts on that plane. Dozens of workers who were going to a conference to talk about treatments and cures for HIV. This was no coincidence… please notify others. I wish some KZbinr can pick this up and investigate independently

[@FANCYKARI]

Easy to put the blame on people who are not there to defend themselves, I wish y’all would stop bashing the captains name

[@gihanwij2759]

@@FANCYKARI Never said the two captains did it. I personally think they are innocent. Until we know for sure we can't blame anyone. What i'm saying is when a passenger aircraft goes missing and for 9 long year's no one can trace it, this means some powerful force has to be behind this.

[@gihanwij2759]

@@eatnplaytoday Really?? Didn't see anyone highlighting this point so far. I don't think even the Netflix series mentioned about this.

[@eatnplaytoday]

@@gihanwij2759 Yes, if you search up this flight name with "HIV", you'll see news outlets reporting it years ago but it never picked up or got talked about much.... HIV is not something people like to talk about but I used to work with this patient population and always wondered why there's so many faster advancements in medical knowledge and medicine yet it's so slow in the field of HIV. I do know it's a huge business too for pharmaceutical company, especially Gilead (the main makers of HIV medications). A bottle or combination of HIV medications can cost up to $4500 EACH MONTH and if you multiply that by 12 for a full year and by the average lifespan of an individual (HIV patients can live long lives now, almost average), you get a whopping max $3 million - $4 million net profit PER PERSON (if the unfortunate soul was born with HIV). Many younger people are getting it now too. There's 1.2 million people officially diagnosed in the USA right now but that number should be higher because there's tons of people who have it but for some reason, is not testing or is in denial. I met quite a few of them in denial working in the HIV field.... Overall, It's huge money making opportunity... I also want to tell you, I was taking a nurse pracitioner course for HIV practioners at University of San Fracisco and we had Gilead representatives standing in the back of the room the entire 4 days of class; the professors occasionally mention and promote a new medication called Biktarvy at the time. This was back in 2018. This business is shady AF but unfortunately, a lot of people do not know or care about HIV....

[@gpm9333]

To me I feel the authorities high up who have powerful satellites know exactly where MH370 is.

[@ekimandersom4478]

Yes they know.

[@yasi4877]

MH17 reg 9M-MRD. MH370 reg 9M-MRO

[@hoorainraghib5126]

I am born in 2014 and worried may god bless them

[@qlargo4095]

How could that many people be conscious and no one made a phone call..They had to have done something to knock them all out..If their were high hackers on board,still over 200 people someone would have used their cell phone

[@krakatoa_8180]

The pilot activated the depressurization of the cabin so that all passenger onboard have passed away without air in the cabin I believe the captain Zahari Shah deliberately crash the plane

[@asirecisse]

Have a great day😀

[@suhridbhinder6762]

I think the search should begin with the fact ,to find out if there was a passenger on board who was crucial to some govt . ?

[@asirecisse]

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