Flight MH370: What happened? | 10 Years of Mystery

10 years on, parents of passengers on MH370 are still seeking answers

The mysterious fate of Flight MH370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014, continues to perplex all these years later, and there have been various theories as to what exactly happened in the sky that day. Here, the Mirror breaks those down to analyse what really happened at 30,000ft.

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[dearmakeupdiary]

This was no accident at all. The evidence to this day shows that it was a deliberate malicious action from the cockpit. Who did it? The pilot is the first one to come to mind. And if the simulator at his home effectively makes the same route that ends up in the Indian Ocean, there is no doubt in my mind that it was his own wrong doing. However, the motive or the perpetrator are not more important than finding the plane. This will be giving closure to a lot of people suffering with the weight of the doubt and the loss. The authorities should definitely continue the search until they find it. My deepest sympathy and thoughts to the families of all of those who perished in this tragedy. This should never, ever, happen again.

[greggwgiddensable]

There should be no reason whatsoever that a pilot should be able to turn off a transponder. None.

[skydivers]

The search "may resume"... If the Malaysian government wanted it found, it would finance and resume ASAP. But they don't, because they understand that it was a murder-suicide by the Malaysian pilot. And finding out would lead to embarrassment and law suites.

[Gardenroses]

This should never ever happen again. No pilot should be able to shut off communications. Ridiculous!

[gregoriopalofuego]

Absolutely no doubt at all- the captain was a full-on psycho mass murderer.

He planned this out very well and killed 238 innocent people and he intended to die as well.
Now, follow the money.
The insurance payouts to the surviving families is 10 times less than if this were say, an electrical failure.
Disclosing the truth- that the captain murdered 238 people on that flight has enormous financial implications.
Remember, always ask the question: "How much does Malaysia Airlines have to payout if the captain is responsible?"

Follow the money...

[saintmichael]

My child asks me, if there is something missing, it must be stolen by someone. He adds if the military did nothing, they must be helping the thief. He is smart !

[rosewest]

There was a man off australia who found what he thought was a piece of the plane. He reported it but the authorities wouldnt go out and look. Think Australia needed malaysias go ahead which they didnt give.

I imagine if the plane was found and it had faults which lead to it crashing that the malaysian airlne would have huge payouts the families. Probably why they dont want to search anymore.

[georgewaite]

Will this search go on another 5 years? Here it is June, 2024, and MH 370 still missing. I think it’s crazy this airliner has been missing for so long since 2014. Will we learn anything from this? What about the next airliner that goes missing? I’m sure it will happen again one day.

[nawafabughazaleh]

The mistake was spotting the MH370 on the secondary military radar and taking zero action to track it down. The question is, what if the plane has vanished in a parallel universe upon the handshake with Malaysian air space?

[bak]

Flight MH 17 was not shot down by an anti-aircraft missile. Not only did its fuselage fall apart in the air, the plane began to fall apart even before it was supposedly shot down. And don't lie about the wind, at an altitude of 10 km or about 30, 000 feet it can reach 70 m/s, and the air there is thin, it's not like the earth, but the plane flies at a speed of about 250 m/ s, so the resulting force is directed forward and towards the earth inertia and gravity. Thus, regardless of what caused the destruction, the wreckage of the aircraft always falls after the place where the destruction began. And the wreckage of flight MH 17 fell BEFORE the impact on the plane (according to the Dutch version, and not in reality, of course). In reality the fuselage can be destroyed in the air from a collision with another aircraft in which the fuselage is involved, from an overload exceeding that inherent in the design of the aircraft, and from an internal explosion( the explosive device must have sufficient power and/or be installed in the right place). The explosion of an anti-aircraft missile near the fuselage itself is not enough. And how downed planes fall, you can look at the downed Il-76 near Belgorod (this is the most obvious example) the fuselage is full of holes, smoking, but does not fall apart in the air, although 2 Patriot anti-aircraft missiles were fired at it (And yes, any air defense officer will say that 2 anti-aircraft missiles are always fired at one target at a time). And flight MH 17 took off from Amsterdam, Netherlands (NATO), so the Dutch were ready to do anything to hide the truth and not be responsible. Forgery, falsification and concealment of the wreckage of flight MH17, falsification and concealment of flight data recorders and analysis of data from them. And how and when they did it, it suggests that they knew what they were doing, they knew it in advance. As well as the events of March 2014 and the dates of production of the air conditioning system found at the crash site of flight MH 17 (and one of them was January 2003, although the others were August 1996, and the rescue inflatable ladder, for example, was 1998, but the passenger seat covers are new 2014. But the covers are a replaceable part, but the air ducts are not. They were installed and forgotten, and they can be used to judge the age of the aircraft). As well as the love of the West to come to a decision in an Empirical way. All this makes it clear that flight MH 370 is useless to look for.

[jimscanoe]

*MH370* was a mass murder (238 people including passengers, cabin crew, and co-pilot)/suicide by the Islamic Pilot, Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, who attempted to dump all the evidence in the southern Indian Ocean 600 miles, or so, west of Perth, Australia. The passengers and crew (including the co-pilot who was instructed to go and check something on the airplane before the Captain locked him, and everyone else, out of the cockpit) were killed, within a few minute, when the Captain depressurized the cabin. Shah’s motivation was a combination of marital strife because of sleeping around on his wife, sexual frustration from being stood-up by some young, good-looking twins, and a desire to get back at what the pilot considered to be a moronic Malaysian government. Of course the Captain, being a Muslim, had "...an abode in Paradise where there are 80, 000 servants and 72 wives, over which stands a dome decorated with pearls, aquamarine, and ruby" to look forward to— *while the passengers not so much.* You have to be able to grasp the pathetic, narcissistic mindset of Zaharie and the nonsense of religion to really appreciate this story.

[mrmelmba]

The captain loaded his own program into the plane's computer so that he could put the first officer who was on his last training flight through the paces. _Was he capable of handling his responsibilities? How would the first officer react if communications were lost? Could he navigate to the nearest airport based on the stars in the sky and layout of city lights?_ The captain's software worked perfectly, having tested it many times at _home._ The ventilation sub-routine lacked data that the plane had left the ground and responded by opening air valves. Everyone felt drowsy and some passengers were dozing. It was nighttime. Nothing unusual. They slipped into unconsciousness and were soon dead. The plane continued on the captain’s reprogrammed flight path until it ran out of fuel.

Authorities may load the captain’s program into a similar plane and verify the result.

[patb]

100 % "pilot" controller ditching. I put quotes as it may not have been left chair, but the plane was under control.

[cloudzy-frci]

Who was on board. That's where the answer starts

[AbraarJakhura]

There is a infornation found in colombo or columbia or likely diego Garcia

[liambarrett]

They say the technology the military of certain nations is at least 50 years more advanced than what we know there is a possibility this advanced technology was used on this aircraft maybe for some geopolitical purpose.under normal circumstances the aircraft should have been found quite quickly i am sure the captain was not bonkers and this may have been planned long before it happened making sure that information could be gathered on the captain to discredit him remote control was possibly used and other technology’s were used on this aircraft its all very strange.

[norfboychops]

Interdimensional technology. There's a video, and no it's not been debunked. Don't let them gaslight you into believing it has.

[checkbox]

Definitely not terrorists, terrorists want publicity for their cause. Ther is no publicity for any terrorist motivation, and therefore you can rule that out.
Whether it was a personal motivation for the pilot, or he was manipulated to this act. Or that the plane was taken over remotely, and remotely steered (which apparently is a feature modern planes have).
The big questionmark is, why fly the plane all the way to the most remote and isolated part of the Souther part of the Indian ocean? Why not just fly/crash the plane into the side of a mountain? Or dump/land/crash the plane into the Chinese sea, or Malasian strait? What is the motivation to fly it to that specifically most remote and isolated region of the planet?
(Did the crooks needed time, todo / arrange /transfer something, before it became totally clear what happened?) Why there?

[AZ]

NEVER FLY A PLANE WITH A MUSLIM PILOT!!!

[ilyasisonepunchman]

come on obvious from the beginning the plane got blasted of the air from military surface to air missle!