The Greatest Aviation Mystery Of All Time: 9 Years Since MH370 Disappearance | This Morning

It’s the greatest aviation mystery of all time. But nine years on from the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, are we any closer to knowing the truth? As a new Netflix documentary seeks to find the answers, American aviation journalist and longtime MH370 obsessive Jeff Wise will be joining us to share his theories on what could have happened to the plane. 

Broadcast on 21/03/2023

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[zacharylansing]

If you're going to crash a plane you would just crash the plane. The fact that the plane went completely dark is something the pilot can't do without help or outside interference is very telling. If it were the pilot you wouldn't risk needing to incapacitate 230 individuals including a co pilot you would simply do it right after take off. To insinuate otherwise is performing alot of mental gymnastics. You wouldn't wait to run out of fuel unless you were in distress.

[kickedinthecalfbyacow]

He can’t really talk about motive because he hasn’t thought of one. But he is happy that he can imagine that a plane can be hacked, even though he has no evidence that this is true.

[Saral_Lekhi]

When 239 people are dead and missing, THERE IS NO COINCIDENCE. I am sorry for the people who want to pretend it's not pilot suicide and a govt coverup of the worst kind

[johnleech]

Shame the witnesses in the Maldives were totally ignored and shut up

[BRAIRCO]

Personally, I think it was the CAPTAIN, and that he did everything he did to not be found, like a challenge, he was obviously crazy. There is already a lot of data that says that the plane flew towards the south of the Indian Ocean, in addition to the fact that remains of the plane appeared.

[Hensen]

Unused spaces in aircraft should be filled with a few thousand bright orange ping pong balls. They would float to the surface in an accident, and be found much more quickly.

[AntonLennikov]

How can you fake the Inmarsat data used to determine the approximate location of Mh370 flight path? The analysis involved not the data package content, but rather timing of the signals and shift in signal frequency to determine the speed and heading based on doppler effect, using modern physics and constants such as speed of light and dopler frequency shift on approaching and receding vectors. On top of that nobody even knew at the time that Inmarsat signals can even be used in this way. It is more likely that the pilot simply did not know that Inmarsat may give away the location of the plane and did not bother to turn the system off as passengers were incapacitated. This whole russian hackers hijacking the plane and taking it to Kazakstan is an insult to the families of the lost passengers and crew. Because then the debris must be planted as part of some governmental cover up as well where Russian government would subject the debris to the forces consistent with the plane crash and then release them to the Indian ocean to be later found. It doesn't make any sense at all!

[jasongrovenor]

Has some one gone to the phone companys ask for people last location

[SVN]

DON'T AGREE!!
WHAT HAPPENED THE OIL RIGS MEN WHO WITNESS AN EXPLOSION IN THE AIR!!??
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LADY WHO SAW A SATELITE DEBRI OF THE AIRPLANE???

[KepokLekor]

Yes the Pilot it self..and he have simulation at his home..i got the best documentary

[ramatgan]

How can a modern plane just disappear.
There should be systems that continuously send location and data to the airlines HQ.
Anything unusual should be immediately flagged.
The plane was flying south when China is north.

[henrikhoppe]

This “journalist” is happy to make all sorts of assumptions and conclusions without any proof. He just a sensationalist, nothing more.

[Hijazi-info]

So he is saying someone put fake wreckages in the ocean to deceive search parties then he admits some parts are real belong to the plane with serial number! Im confused lol

[elgar]

The idea that it is only coincidence that the pilot randomly practiced what was an incredibly unusual flight path... only months is ludicrous. A path that had NO FEASIBLE SAFE conclusion.

Ochams Razor. Pilot ... for reasons we may never lost the plot big time stylie

[jeanlou]

A deliberate action from the pilot seems to be one of the most plausible causes of this air disaster, and further human factors may have played out. At the time he could have been facing grave personal issues, fell into despair, and devised a plan to end his suffering. Making the 777 disappear was a well-thought step by step procedure. He had time to ponder over what he was doing, and may have been overwhelmed by remorse, but by then he realized it was too late and could not reverse his actions.

[JamesVaughnOFS]

Since the pilot had a utube account, is it possible that someone asked him to input those coordinates that MH370 apparently used?

[p.ssrinivas]

Gut Feeling Is MH370 Never Crashed In Indian Ocean. Where It Is ? People Are Aware And They Will Be Silent Till Advised. Question About 239 Passengers - For Medical Study. There Is No Other Better Reason.

[bazkeeley]

06:01 for blatant misinformation.
Shameful..

[chrisrva]

The footage of local law enforcement looking at the debris and putting their bare hands on it just seems odd. You think they’d call in a unit of some sort to inspect it.

[uknerfm]

Most Diplomatic view of this tragedy in order not to offend any parties related to this doomed passenger flight and sadly so. My sympathies and condolences to families of all but one on board it who'd evidently made no attempt to connect with several ATCs regarding any distresses onboard if at all there were any. Satellite Technology doesn't lie and Perth airport did have it right also on the area where this flight ditched into the ocean after running out of fuel.