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Ten years later, MH370 is nowhere to be found, and the 227 passengers and 12 crew members do not know where they are now. [Rose]
This disappearance incident has triggered the help of many countries in the international community, and they have launched search activities, but so far there has been no news, and just when everyone is about to forget about it, someone has brought the latest development.
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A review of the Malaysia Airlines incident
On March 8, 2014, the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 shocked the world, the Boeing 777-200ER took off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and was scheduled to fly to Beijing, but suddenly lost contact with 239 people on board, including 154 Chinese nationals, and has not been heard from since.
Before the MH370 took off, Captain Zahari and co-pilot Farrick were well prepared, and they flew a multi-year Boeing 777-200ER, numbered 9M-MRO.
The aircraft is expected to arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport in just over six hours, with a crew of 12 people from all over the world with extensive flight experience, who are not only proficient in flight technology, but also provide attentive service to passengers to ensure their comfort and safety during the flight.
At 22:50 that night, the captain Zahari appeared at the airport on time, he was wearing a uniform and in good spirits. After completing the check-in process, he stepped into the cockpit to start his mission, and at 23:15, the co-pilot Farik had completed all the preparations, and after a brief exchange with Captain Zahari, he also boarded the plane to make final preparations for the next flight mission.
During a routine check before the plane took off, the crew spotted two Iranians who were attempting to board the plane with fake passports, and they immediately reported the matter to the airport police, who, after investigation, confirmed that the two Iranians were not terrorists, but were trying to smuggle themselves into other countries in this way.
At 0:42 a.m., MH370 took off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and everything seemed to be going well, but after only 40 minutes of flight, the plane suddenly disappeared from the radar screen without warning, and the control tower quickly tried to get in touch with MH370, but unfortunately, it was unsuccessful.
According to military radar data, MH370 made an unusual movement during flight, and the aircraft suddenly rose to an altitude of 13,000 meters without warning while maintaining a normal cruising altitude, which was obviously beyond the scope of normal flight operations, and this rapid increase may have been caused by mechanical failure, pilot error, or other unknown factors.
Then it quickly lowered its flight altitude and crossed the Malay Peninsula, a series of maneuvers that attracted the attention of the military, but the specific cause of this has not yet been determined.
In the 94th minute of the flight, the military radar once again picked up the mysterious signal of the plane, at this moment, the plane was soaring under the clear sky of Phuket, as if it was making some kind of strategic adjustment, it cleverly bypassed the Indonesian island of Sumatra and resolutely turned in the direction of the southern Indian Ocean, leaving many unsolved mysteries.
Since then, MH370 has completely disappeared, but over the years, aircraft wreckage has been found in multiple places in the Indian Ocean, which has been identified as coming from MH370, and these discoveries have provided valuable clues to the search for the truth about MH370.
The reason for MH370's disappearance remains a mystery to this day, with some speculating that the pilot's personal problems may have contributed to the accident, and others suggesting that aliens may have been involved, but none of these claims are supported by conclusive evidence.
The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines MH370 is fraught with complexity and uncertainty. The search for the truth is difficult, but crucial, and we hope that one day, the secrets of MH370 will be revealed, giving comfort to those who have lost loved ones.
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Various speculations about the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines
Since March 8, 2014, the tragedy has inspired numerous speculations and assumptions that have raised questions about the safety of the aircraft and the possible deliberate operation of the pilot.
Although the cause of the MH370 crash remains a mystery after years of investigation and analysis, we can be sure that there is no problem with the technical safety of the aircraft itself.
The MH370 was powered by the most advanced Boeing 777-200ER aircraft at the time, which was highly automated, and no problems were found during the inspection two weeks before take-off.
Moreover, the airport staff also conducted a comprehensive inspection of the aircraft before take-off, confirming that all its functions met the aviation flight standards, and the aircraft was repaired within 13 days before the crash, but no safety hazards were also found, so the possibility of technical defects in the aircraft itself can be ruled out.
Other possibilities of the MH370 crash, such as the hijacking of the plane by the crew and the deliberate accident by the pilot, have also been ruled out.
For example, the former head of the Australian Transport Safety Administration argued that even experienced pilots would struggle to complete the hijacking of aircraft in a short period of time.
There is no conclusive evidence to support the suspicions of captain Zahari Ahmed Shah, who has worked for Malaysia Airlines for 33 years and has more than 18,000 hours of flying experience, making him a respected veteran pilot.
There has been speculation that the MH370 crash may be related to US military activities, and French journalist Florence de Chan and Australian writer Nigel Corthorne have put forward a hypothesis that they believe that MH370 may continue to fly along its original course and eventually crash in the waters north of Vietnam, a hypothesis that has sparked widespread concern and discussion, but has not yet been confirmed.
They based their analysis on radar data and the characteristics of the Boeing 777 airliner, which was confirmed by Vietnamese pilots, but Shang Yi questioned why the U.S. military had not mentioned large-scale military Xi before, and Cawthorne suspected that the U.S. military might have fired MH370 by mistake and then concealed the truth, but despite this, the U.S. government did not release any relevant information after the exercise, which makes the truth still confusing.
Although the cause of the Malaysia Airlines MH370 crash is still to be investigated, we can be sure that there is no problem with the technical safety of the aircraft itself, and various speculations and hypotheses still need to be further confirmed in order to find an answer to this tragedy.
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Latest speculation
The mysterious disappearance of flight MH370 since 2014 has become one of the most famous unsolved mysteries in aviation history, a tragedy that has sparked global attention and countless speculations, yet the whereabouts of MH370 remain a mystery to this day.
Now, two aviation experts have come up with a new study that has revealed an unsearched area in the southern Indian Ocean, offering new hope in the search for MH370.
The study, done by Jean-Luc Marchand and Patrick Blairy, proposed an entirely new crash area through an in-depth analysis of the disappearance of MH370.
They speculated that MH370 landed in an unexplored area under the control of a veteran pilot, a new perspective that provides new clues to the revisiting of MH370's disappearance.
Patrick Blairy said the plane may have attempted a "soft landing" under the control of Captain Zahari, explaining that the plane made a carefully controlled water forced landing on the water, but it was more difficult to find because the plane was so little broken, while Jean-Luc Marchand suggested that the wreckage could be located on an undersea plateau south of Broken Ridge.
In search of MH370, the two experts suggested the use of a high-performance unmanned submersible from the American company Ocean Infinity, which they anticipated could significantly reduce the time of the new search operation to 10 days at the earliest and no more than 15 days with such advanced equipment.
The new study calls into question the past MH370 crash hypothesis. Experts believe that MH370 may have been affected by manually controlled flight throughout the entire process, and that the pilot may have regained control of the aircraft with a backup power system after the plane ran out of fuel, a new view that contradicts previous research and provides a new direction for our understanding of the MH370 crash.
This assumption is supported by some evidence, with reports that Captain Zahari was very fond of flight simulation games and had deleted the relevant flight simulation data a month before the incident.
This new study provides new direction and hope for the search for MH370, expanding the search area, challenging previous crash hypotheses, and providing a possible answer for the families of the victims and the global aviation safety community.
Let's hope that with the advancement of technology and the promotion of new research, the truth about MH370 will one day be revealed.
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Looking to the future
The tragedy has been dominating global media headlines since the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 on March 8, 2014.
The Boeing 777-200ER, which was carrying 239 people, suddenly lost contact on the way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, and no trace has been found.
The complexity of the incident lies in the fact that it leaves behind a series of perplexing mysteries, including why the plane went missing, the route it took after the disappearance, and where it eventually fell.
Recent studies have shown that the MH370 pilot may have made two sharp turns during the flight, the first of which was designed to avoid entering Vietnam's air defense identification zone (ADIZ) and avoiding possible military intervention.
The second sharp turn occurred just before the plane was about to lose contact completely, a maneuver that required the pilot's experience to perform accurately in a nighttime environment without any visual references.
In addition, shortly before the plane lost contact, the plane's communication equipment appeared to have been deliberately turned off, resulting in the missing flight identifier from the flight data sent to the ground.
The researchers noted that the difficulty of this operation is quite high, and it is an almost impossible task for an inexperienced co-pilot, who only experienced pilots have such skills.
Another important clue is that MH370's satellite communications system suddenly restarted at some point. The conventional wisdom is that this was due to the hijackers' negligence, but new research suggests that the pilots may have activated the backup power system in preparation for a forced landing on the water. This discovery provides a new perspective on where MH370 is really going.
Various speculations have arisen about the ultimate fate of MH370. Although there is no conclusive evidence to confirm either claim, the study provides a new flight trajectory hypothesis that may help us get closer to the truth.
Although the MH370 disappearance case is still full of unknowns, through continuous research and exploration, we have reason to believe that one day we will unravel this mystery, as the researchers say, only by bravely facing complex problems, we can gradually get closer to the truth of the matter. #文章首发挑战赛#
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[1] Dahe News "Malaysia Airlines MH370 is expected to be found as soon as 10 days": New study points to unsearched area, believes that the plane "forced to land on the water under precise control" - Dahe News
[2] Upstream News Malaysia Airlines MH370 Crash "May Be Related to U.S. Military Exercises" French Investigative Reporter Publishes Book to Reveal the Inside Story - Upstream News Gather Upward Strength
[3] C114 Communication Network About the loss of contact with the Malaysia Airlines plane, these five speculations are the most reliable at present - International News\News — C114 (Communication Network)