How One Person Destroyed 239 Lives - Malaysian Airlines MH370

On March 8, 2014, #MalaysiaAirlines Flight #MH370, a #Boeing777 with 239 souls on board, disappeared without a trace while en route from #KualaLumpur to #Beijing. In one of #aviation's greatest mysteries, the aircraft vanished from radar over the #SouthChinaSea, leading to a multinational search across vast stretches of ocean. What happened to #MH370? Was it a #technicalfailure, a #hijacking, or something far more complex? This video dives deep into the events of that fateful flight, analyzing the twists, turns, and theories that have left the world searching for answers.

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This video is a dramatization of events, and creative license is taken for the purposes of engaging storytelling.

[km]

It’s not just the 239 onboard but the lives of their loved ones who have to go on living without knowing what really happened.

[sakshi.sonawane]

No matter how many times I watch this case in various videos, the "Goodnight, Malaysian 370" Sends CHILLS down my spine! ☠️

[divyas]

Cannot believe you put out such amazing and insightful content for free. This is one of the best aviation related content I watched including on OTT channels. Thank you for existing!

[elishakisembokasembo]

The speed at which you switched to the sponsorship video was epic 😂😂😂😂its like you just pick-pocketed us at a cinema😂😂😂😂

[airbusulr]

This story has been told many times… but never have I ever heard about the airspaces and also the court case! Well done Wyngx

[AllRounderKartik]

4:21Bro the transition from the video to sponcer was wild ☠️☠️
Edit- guys relax it was not disrespectful that's the best ever transition

[chaengdubz]

If this plane was indeed hijacked, the person, or people had to have been very familiar of the airspaces, including military, flight paths of other flights and flying a 777. It’s hard to believe a random hijacker would know all these factors unless they were well informed or were familiar flying that region.

[akshatparikh]

A Green Dot Aviation video and a Wyngx video uploaded on the same day😍 best day ever

[kiwi]

Have to say, animation, writing, narrative depth, speed - all really good. Congrats!

[kodaph]

It has been 10 years, or over a decade and still feels like yesterday

[SHOCK_songs]

1 plane, 2 pilots, 239 people and millions of theories.

[AlcxStrxwbrry]

Nothing more interesting than watching your videos about aircraft’s. Thank you for creating these. It was my childhood dream to become a pilot, but I’m scared of heights, but it’s still fun to know about aircrafts by posting these. Hats off to you!

[craigs]

This is by far the best account of this mysterious case I have seen. Thoroughly enjoyed the many ah huh revelations along the way. Kinda helps provide at least partial closure to this unsolved mystery.

[muhammadazeem]

4:20 "But if you think you can do a better job than the Malaysian military, You should live our Sponsor War Thunder a try" lol

[IsabelleSt.Pierre-qn]

I’ve seen literally all the videos on this plane’s disappearance, but yours is the best I’ve seen. Great content, mate.

[joebobproductions]

This is the only video Ive seen talking about the other planes that were around which MH370 navigated around. And I've watched countless videos on this. This is also the first I'm hearing of the MH150 flight that occurred on Feb 4th.

[pommygeezer]

Two years after both MH17 & MH370 tragedy I needed a return flight to London from Australia. I went to the travel agent, I said ‘I need the most economical flight to UK, I don’t care which airline just not Malaysian Airlines.’
She said ‘they’re half price.’
I said ‘Book it!’
The flight was pretty much empty.. I had a stopover in Kula Lumpur they picked me up put me up in a 5star hotel no charge. The service and flight was perfect. Best flights I ever had.
There was something else at play in those tragedies..

[MrGman]

I lived in Western Australia at the time this aircraft went missing, and I was gripped by it because I had flown from KL to Perth on Malaysian airlines in 777, so I knew that was well within the range of this aircraft. I just had a feeling. I don't know if there was any logic to it. It seems as though it did indeed finally go down somewhere off the coast of West Australia but that is a vast area. Why a man would do something that takes so many others with him is hard to understand. I doubt they will ever find it. There was a Swissair DC10, SR111 which crashed into the sea off Nova Scotia in 1998. The impact smashed the aircraft into 2 million pieces in shallow water. If a large aircraft was in 2 million pieces in deep water, the debris field would be very wide by the time all the pieces reached the bottom, and the water out there is deep and wild. Probably all part of the planning.

[Grytix]

1:07 > Chapter 1 "THE DISSAPEARANCE"
3:00 > Chapter 2 "THE SEARCH"
3:48 > Chapter 3 "BOMBSHELL"
4:21 > start War Thunder sponsor
5:58 > end of sponsor
6:00 > Chapter 4 "FIRE IN THE HOLE"
7:03 > Chapter 5 "SLEEP"
9:15 > Chapter 6 "MI CASA, MI CASA"
10:02 > Chapter 7 "MI CASA, SU CASA"
11:02 > Chapter 8 "30 DAYS"
13:44 > Chapter 9 "SEVEN"
15:35 > Chapter 10 "SILENCE"
15:55 > Chapter 11 "NEW HOPE"
17:16 > Chapter 12 "DEBRIS"
17:47 > Chapter 13 "WHO DID IT?"
21:20 > Chapter 14 "BLUEPRINT"
30:50 > END

[vijaygarv]

I’ve never been an aviation enthusiast nor did I ever watch content. I was 11 years old turning 12 when this happened and the news came to me when I was playing outside, seemed interesting at the time. Now I’m 21 and this video got me reading more stuff about aeronautics. I’ve subscribed sir.