MH370: The Plane That Disappeared | Official Trailer | Netflix

On March 8th, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared from radar. When the 239 people on board went missing, a global investigation into the greatest mystery of the modern age ensued. Despite official reports, countless theories, and tireless searches for evidence, one central question remained - What Are We Missing?

MH370: The Flight That Disappeared is Only on Netflix March 8th.

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MH370: The Plane That Disappeared | Official Trailer | Netflix

In 2014, a plane with 239 people aboard vanishes from all radar. This docuseries delves into one of our greatest modern mysteries: Flight MH370.

[Dude_RBLXGaming]

Hearing the fact that it's been 9 years since the plane vanished and have not found till today gives me goosebumps ... Condolences to everyone who was affected... Justice should be provided

[sirajmumtaz.]

my cousin was on this flight and for 9 years this tragedy left unsolved and unclear. sometimes i still remember him whenever i traveled with airplanes. pray for all the passengers and my deepest condolences to everyone who was affected by it.

[ozzyisra]

Are we just gonna forget how a girl got a call from her dad and she didn’t pick up?? Netflix just passed through that little fact like it was a stray cat on the road

[michaelvanniekerk]

What really annoyed me watching the show is how they ignored the woman who found the plane on the satellite images

[allbetsin]

What’s scary is that someone out there may know exactly what happened

[dakwatungu]

“Goodnight MH370”
The chills

As a Malaysian, most of us believe somebody out there knows the whole truth. The what, how and why answers. That alone sends shivers down my spine.

Prayers & condolences to the families & friends

[allbetsin]

The fact that we found a submarine probably 3x as small as the plane on the ocean floor yet can’t seem to find this plane

[Absolut.Mayankk]

Finished the documentary just now and couldn’t help but stayed stunned through out. Felt emotional, had goosebumps and totally shook by the fact how unfortunate this is. Deeply saddened for the victims’ families who still await their loved ones.

[canweturnbacktime]

I'm shocked when people said it was 9 years ago, I still remembered the day I heard about this... Time flies so fast

[setsuna]

As a Malaysian, this incident still haunted me to these days. Prayers to all of the affected families of this horror ending of MH370.

[coolkidsbros]

May all the victims who passed away Rest In Peace and my deepest condolences to their families and friends.

[mslondonlove]

*This documentary left me with more questions than anything…*
*1. WHY DID THAT GIRL IN THE AIRPORT NOT ANSWER HER MISSING DADS

*2. WHY DID THEY COMPLETELY IGNORE THE LADY WHO CLAIMS SHE SAW THE PLANE WHEN CHECKING THE

[midnightdaisyXO]

I can't believe how fast 9 years have gone by. I was 13 years old at that time, I saw the news that morning when they announced it. It really came to me at that time that they are going to appear sooner or later.. but days become months and 9 years passed. I can't imagine how families, friends, and relatives feel about the unanswered question of what happened to their loved ones. As Malaysian, this tragedy puts a mark on our heart. Just like what happened to MH17... May the family have all the goodness in life and may we finally get the truth someday...

[ImaginationMw]

I can't even begin to imagine what the relatives have been through. It's already nerve racking enough to fly but flying and never returning is heart breaking. And that constant state of not knowing what really happened means that those left behind might never stop grieving.

[Theprimrosepath]

I am so sorry to all those affected families who had to let go of loved ones without closure. My utmost, sincere condolences.

[Justinan]

Watch this last night, so many emotions going through me. Cry many times, especially for the French father. My heart broke to see him hold his tears and try to appear strong.
Maybe there is different empathy from people outside of Malaysia and Malaysian citizens itself about this tragedy. But me as Malaysian, there's is tremendous guilt and responsibillty i feel in my shoulder. I feel like i owe and failed these family...

I pray for the family, and hope one day they will get the answer they deserve, so that they can live in peace again 🙏🏻

[olympicslondon]

What these families have been through is extremely unfair. Everyone deserves to say a proper goodbye to their loved ones and have some closure. They just didn't get the chance. My condolences to the family members who still suffers today :(

[andii]

i cannot imagine the not knowing. it’s hard enough losing a loved one but never knowing how/why it happened is so so hard.

[blalngaihsaka]

During 2014 Sunday morning some people saw Aeroplane crushing on the sky of Mizoram India, and people talking bout it recently,

[biree]

As Malaysian, when i first heard about this after class back in uni days, i honestly felt blank. One for not believing this is happening involving our small country, two for being afraid because i was planning to book for a flight ticket around that corner. Even now that 9 years has passed, i still feel like in denial that his happened. Really wish this didnt happen. Cant imagine how i would feel if i were the involved family member

Just watched the documentary, i keep getting goosebumbs. "Good night Malaysian, 370."
My condolences for the families