Malaysia Flight 370's Disappearance Explained

A missing black box, potential onboard suspects, and some terrifying sightings on the day of the disappearance. Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 seemingly disappeared without a trace, and so many mysteries remain.

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An unexplained disappearance | 0:00
An act of terrorism? | 1:46
Missing black box | 2:27
Lack of debris | 3:12
An international tragedy | 4:20
12 crew members | 5:15
A hypoxia event? | 6:32
Fruit and lithium batteries? | 7:24
An expensive search effort | 8:20
A renewed search? | 9:09
New technology | 9:55

Voiceover by: Tim Bensch

[GrungeHQ]

What do YOU think happened to Malaysia Flight 370?

[ebenezerkittoe]

The timeline and the immediate change in the flight path after contact was lost looks too neat to be an accident.
It was most certainly a deliberate action

[tobiojo]

I remember watching the news coverage and I was wondering how a large plane could vanish without a trace.

[mfwobjv]

It’s been almost a decade since this tragedy happened, and truly this is the most interesting aviation mystery as to now. My very own grandmother was on this plane that time. I was 8at the time and let me just say that I couldn’t stop crying because i knew that anyhow she was dead and that I wouldn’t be able to see her again. She was the closest to me. As I am 17 now, I decided to find more clues and theories to this case and the most reasonable one is that the pilot did self-suicide along with killing all 239 passengers on board. The words “goodnight, Malaysia 370” just doesn’t seem like a coincidence to me, because it was almost at the same time the flight disappeared. I feel like the pilot was saying “goodbye” instead. The pilot obviously made a drastic turn towards the Malaysian Peninsula, while raising the plane to more than 40, 000 altitude, as in killing everyone on board by depressurization. Then he set the plane on auto-pilot and flew for 6 more hours before the aircraft ran out of fuel. Much love to all those who lost their beloveds on accordance to this tragedy.

[tracemiller]

What about the lady of a family member aboard that got a phone call from there dad? The fact that peoples phones were ringing still was strange to me.

[xmissdaytona]

It’s been almost 10 years already and it’s crazy how they still can’t find it

Edit: I’m not blaming them for not being able to find it…I’m just saying it’s mind blowing and upsetting that they still can’t find it and if they do then it will cost a lot of money

[JamaicanjeffYT]

I remember this sigh... Shortly after this event another Malaysian airline flight 17 was shot down allegedly by Russian controlled forces

[xisotopex]

they care more about tracking us through our phones than they do making sure a commercial airlines always has some to way track it no matter where it goes. something that cannot be disabled by anyone.

[Danxethenightaway]

This was a mass murder/ suicide. I feel for the families that cannot accept reality, and believe bizarre conspiracy theories like they were hijacked and live in Kazakhstan somewhere. Honestly, to lose someone is unbearable. To lose someone and have them vanish into thin air is unfathomable. May all the victims rip.

[nurzahraadzukifly]

I think the hardest part for the family & friends was not getting the closure
I can't imagine the pain...

I pray that Allah gives they peace & reunite them again in Heaven of Firdaus

[bhavanisuckoo]

This is quite shocking. The search still goes on and I do hope they find valuable information and evidence to give peace to the families in despair 😞

[mauricio]

Good morning everyone. Greetings from Jundiaí, Brazil. It's been 9 years since MH370 disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and It's been 9 years of suffering, agony, sadness, grief, very few answers, many doubts and a bunch of lies. Hope all family members who lost their love ones on that flight relief from this pain and find peace. In my opinion, captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah is an innocent man in a dirty sea of lies. That's just my opinion. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[lauraembleton]

It’s sad and heart breaking what happened to this plane and the people who were all on Bored just heart breaking and I feel for the families who lost loved ones

[jakewalton]

It's frustrating to still see MH370 described as a "mysterious disappearance" when, in fact, so much is known about the plane's flight profile. The Langshweiche article is an absolute must read.

[alicialouisesese]

It's scary that the Isabela Philippine airlines was found easily. Even it took them almost a month. But the Malaysian one for 9 years wasn't even found? Omg. It's very creepy. Imagine the children, husband, wife etc on that very Malaysian plane. The pilot too. It's like Amelia Earhart case

[anita_]

I remember, during that night, can’t remember exactly what time. Maybe 2 - 4am in the night, sounded like a really large plane flying low overhead, heading l’d say in a south west direction. I lived in Somerville vic Australia at the time. I was surprised no one else mentioned hearing it too.

[MercuryFN_]

This is a very sensitive matter for the 239 families of the people on board MH370, and I feel quite frustrated that those 239 families can't even bury their loved ones, if they are sadly deceased, hopefully they are still alive. I am very gutted for what happened but my regrets are with the victims' families. I support and feel for you families.

[amandaterrio]

It’s insane to me how a plane can just disappear! This wasn’t really that long ago. 10 years isn’t that much time. I could imagine if it was 50 years ago.

[WVgrl]

Considering that they didn't put a battery in the pinging thing, the pilot received a call right before take off and something wasn't right.

[xisotopex]

I remember that sighting by the rig worker was one of the first things reported.... did anyone ever figure out what it was that he saw? I remember thinking that that was the best piece of information so far when they first started talking about it going the opposite direction into the indian ocean somewhere... never heard a satisfactory explanation for what the rig worker saw...