Sounds from inside Flight 370's cockpit

[GemaPratamaAditya]

it's creepy that the final transmission was "good night malaysian 370"

[jeancheng]

who's watching this because u got curious and really wanna know this mystery

[mariaorsic]

Without the script I couldn't understand a word of it.

[YNTHS]

it’s scary knowing only the people who were on that plane knew what truly happened. rest in peace 💕☁️.

[JerryDidv]

Imagine talking to someone casually to find out that they went missing the next day.

[insatiablerossi]

Whoever said " Good night Malaysian ahhh Three Seven Zero" sounded like was in a hurry. 

[lullubelljingles]

They need to develop a new type of blk box one that transmits directly into a computer system. Instead of searching for a box

[EspeoniaManga]

It’s been almost a decade and I still occasionally think about this flight. RIP to all on board and condolences to their friends/families

[joeyridzwan]

It's been 6 years but still, this hurts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Good night Malaysian 370.

[furkankaya]

If I had the right to make a wish from God. I would like to know what happened on MH 370 that day.

[elig]

It definitely sounds like his speech started quickening, and like there was more background noise

[tryingtofindacoolname]

I notice that whenever he says “370” he is be like “errr” “errr” like something is not okay.

[jemand]

for all those people wondering about the changing voices:
the F/O and captain can both have the radios at any time in the flight. It's totally normal to switch roles let's say from taxiing on the ground to departure ("you have control"). And even during the flight it's not only one pilot who can talk to the ATC, both can and there's no announcement for that.
Also, keep in mind that the audio source / quality changes dramatically during this video, it must be from different sources.

[hellohey]

This makes me sad. I feel sad for the families, for the ones who feared flying after the incident but had no choice.

[thiefsleef]

What's actually suspicious is that the pilots didnt read back the frequency transition for ho chi minh tower. Saying "Good night" is a common term of communication but not acknowledging atc instructions, especially when you're transitioning frequencies is dangerous. Also the transponder can only be disabled manually, so the pilots probably did that. The transponder being disabled was the reason MH370 disappeared from the radar. ATC also tried to contact MH370s satellite phone which was still connected to the network, the calls were acknowledged meaning the plane was still alive, but nobody was answering

[sraminc]

pilots are supposed to read back the frequency change, and he did during the whole flight, except for the last one...

[doppelsnet]

Sounds like a normal flight, what ever happened it was fast too fast to get a mayday out and too fast for someone get out their phones and text, email or call.

[liltingsun]

Captain FIRST: 0:02 Captain LAST: 3:14

Maybe I'm crazy, but his voice is different (much faster and has an slighlty different accent)

[affandya]

i dont know about you guys.. but i think the last voice from the plane 370 is not even the same voice from the pilot. u think? and the 370' came from the plane 370 abit suspicious..

[Daijyii]

The *"Ahhr"* and *"Erm"* are getting suspicious. Was he feeling okay?