MH370: 10 years since Malaysian Airlines flight disappearance | BBC News

What happened to the missing MH370 Malaysian Airlines flight?

It has been 10 years since the disappearance of one of aviation's greatest mysteries.

The Boeing 777 - which was carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members - was on a routine flight to Beijing, before abruptly changing direction and communications were cut.

The families of those on board have been campaigning for the searches to resume, after it was suspended six years ago.

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[nswcarspots]

it’s so sad to see that it’s been 10 years and they still haven’t found it.

[jamestagg]

Some next level insight here...."The reason we haven't found it is probably that where we have looked isn't where the aeroplane is"

[TypeRyRy]

These poor families who still haven't found peace...

[rawjn]

I was a teenager when I had this news and now am an adult and still no news so sad

[aaronaustrie]

I can't believe it's 10 years already 🤦🏾‍♂

[AnnaNaan-jf]

I just hope that this mystery will be solved in my lifetime. Prayers to the families.

[Rinn_f]

there was rumours in Mizoram, NE India that some locals saw a plane descending with smokes at the sky 10 yrs ago.

[friskopyt]

Back in 2014 on 8th March, sunday morning around 7 A.M, a old man from Mizoram, northeast, india 🇮🇳 saw a plane flying from his window and smoke was coming out from the plane, He told his family that they will announce it soon on the news, Later in the evening news Malaysia flight 370 was announced missing, Back then he told the government and high authorities but no one response .. I sincerely believe that the plane will be around Northeast India

[tluangpuia]

Some people saw a flight falling from the sky on March2014 Sunday morning, one youtuber from Mizoram is collecting information form the eye witness.

[boohoo]

I wish people realised that pilot suicide isn't such an unheard of phenomen when it comes to plane crashes.
China Eastern 5735 in 2022, Germanwings 9525 in 2015, LAM Mozambique 470 in 2013, EgyptAir 990.. etc. All of these disasters bar one killed at least over 100 people. I think it's the same case here just the pilot was far more calculating in his attempt to truly disappear. I also think the Malaysian government is aware and as such have no interest to investigate, as finding the plane would at this point just highlight gross negligence and make them look bad.

[simeikhu]

Recently, some people from Mizoram India reported to one youtuber that they saw plane crash over the hill of Mizoram India on the exact same date of MH370 got lost... The news is trending now in mizoram....

[Paco_Gaepedores]

10 years 🥺 May all their souls Rest In Peace 🕊🙏❤

[TTURocketDoc]

Sadly, most pieces are probably buried under mud or covered in marine growth by now, seems impossible to distinguish from the ocean floor with acoustic imaging

[thingtlangpasongate]

I don't know how to write this but recently there have been already two witness who claim to have seen a burning plane which during that time they thought something like a rocket going down in the eastern part of Mizoram(state in North-east India near Myanmar border)around 5:30 am IST, but they are not sure whether it's MH-370 because all have claim that it went down in the Indian Ocean, but who knows they might have been wrong all these years, if somebody can re-investigate around that area who knows the answer could lie there

[ErskineSam]

It's 10 years already? 10 years of anxiety by the family especially and also to study from what went wrong to improve Aviation safety. My heart still goes out to the hundreds of souls on the plane then.. May they find rest.

[marshallapa]

Please be serious about what I'm about to say man From Aizawl, Mizoram, India said he saw this plane crashing down with his grandfather....

[SouljaLoc]

They found the titanic after 80years, possibly the same with this.

[gabrielmitchell]

The fact that it has been 10 years ago and they still haven't found the plane is insane

[KingBritish]

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

[bmused]

I very much doubt it will be found. The waters where it looks to have run out of fuel are very deep and it's likely to be in many pieces.
We know more about the surface of Mars than we do about the ocean floor in that area.

Sadly, even if we were to recover at the very least the "black boxes" we will likely not learn anything. Whoever did this knew to turn off the transponder, radios, and other systems. It's more than likely they knew to pull the circuit breakers for the "black boxes" so that no evidence is recorded. I fully expect any data pulled from a recovered recorder to stop pretty much at the same time the plane "disappeared" from civilian radar.