Will Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane Ever Be Found? Experts Review Clues | MH370: A Decade On

It is one of the world's most baffling mysteries of the past decade. On March 8, 2014, flight MH370 disappeared, taking with it 239 people. It is hard to believe that in an era of high-tech tracking systems, the disappearance of an entire aircraft was conceivable. ‘MH370: A Decade On’ hears from the people who were thrust into the centre of its search, experts who are desperately trying to locate the plane and family members of the victims who are struggling to cope a decade since the disappearance - will MH370 ever be found?

00:00 Introduction
03:30 Family of passengers living with loss
07:26 When the plane disappeared off radar
11:58 Clues hidden in satellite data
15:27 Finding plane debris on Reunion Island
19:32 Where could MH370 be?
24:08 The rise of conspiracy theories
29:09 Experts interpret the facts of the case
33:29 Will a new search commence?
36:06 Changes in aviation industry after MH370
38:50 Family members continue to search for answers

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[kidjustice]

I travel by air a lot. The fact that the *_bodies_* of the deceased were never located probably haunts their relatives more than anything.

[TheChiefEng]

The airplane flew over Malaysia without the transponder turned on and the airplane popped up on primary radar and yet, the Malaysian Air Force did nothing. In pretty much any other country, fighter jets would be scrambled if an airplane turns up on primary radar without an active transponder that clearly identifies the airplane.
If the families want to point fingers at anyone, they can start with the Malaysian Air Force and the hopeless incompetence displayed by them.

[fxsrider]

The Titanic was missing for 72 years before Ballard found it. Granted the technology to search for it wasn't available for most of that time. MH370 will eventually be found. People won't stop looking for it until they solve the mystery.

[MayBeMe...]

Planes should be made so the transponder and ALL tracking devices within the plane, even in the cargo space, CANNOT be turned OFF...PERIOD - then this exact scenario could never happen!!

[DixonNas]

Malaysian govt needs some whistleblowers!

[RobTheWatcher]

2:22 „Titanic took hundred years to find it“

1. Wrong. 73 years.
2. What a terrible comparison. There was no mystery. They knew it was an iceberg all along. There were survivors who could tell the story.

[jaketoffen]

I truly believe that there is no other reasonable explanation other than a very sophisticated, educated well executed plan carried out by captain Zahari. His home flight simulator was confiscated and they found that exact same flight plan deleted from his legend. Only a master of his craft would be able to pull off such an elaborate master plan to make a flight disappear off the face of the earth, whatever his reasons were.

[Winter]

This is heartbreaking poor families that can’t bury their love ones because they can’t find them so sad after 10 years

[kadiummusic]

The bottom line is... NOBODY should be able to turn off the tracking system on the plane. End of.

[TheTeaParty]

A rogue aircraft entering Singapore airspace will see the RSAF scramble two F-15s within two minutes. In Malaysia, four years also they cannot scramble.

[joedirt]

The investigator Azharuddin Abdul Rahman describes the pilot as his friend and can't accept that he downed the plane. An investigator needs to be open to all possibilities.

[NattyBumppo]

Every MH370 posting goes the same way; 10-15 minutes of rehashing everything we've known for 10 years, followed not much. Click bait.

[kltan]

It is unacceptable that no fighter planes were sent to intercept an intruding plane detected on military radar. Their military is like business as usual, no sorry, no people step down...

[srreventon]

Horrific.. 10 years.. every day a painfull reminder for the families wantong answers

This should not be an unknown

[JonBullock]

They spent roughly £180, 000 million on the last search for no results. The southern Indian Ocean is just so big and the plane is probably smashed in to pieces.
What are the chances they could recover any data after 10 years. Some parts of the southern Indian Ocean are over 7000 meters deep.

[sydneykween]

Praying for the lost souls and their families 🤍🤍🤍

[MichelleQuintiaVLOGS]

I used to binge-watch every 9/11 videos here on YT. And now, I’ve been binge-watching every video of this tragedy. Finding this aircraft is near impossible in my opinion. 😢 my heart goes out to all the victims & their families. 😔💔

[nedgiles]

Why is so little being discussed about the plane parts being found on the coast of Reunion Islands? They should have been a significant contribution in the search for the missing plane…

[usveteran]

My only question is, "Would the black boxes still have retrievable data after ten years at that depth?"

[kimberlyperrotis]

Wow, it’s hard to believe it’s been a decade, it seems like yesterday! I grieve for the families of the lost loved ones, it’s horrible to know so very little about what happened, in addition to their great losses.