An update on Flight 370.

[hrng]

I don't understand how it could have been a technical failure and then ended up in the ocean west of Australia. Would have to be pilot action, no?

 

[Worldwatcher]

I don't understand how it could have been a technical failure and then ended up in the ocean west of Australia. Would have to be pilot action, no?

I agree.
I doubt a technical failure could allow a jet to move that far without pilot interference.
I think the pilot or co-pilot set an autopilot course and depressurised the cabin to knock out the passengers and crew. When the plane ran out of fuel, it dived into the ocean.

 

[MAVERICKANDGOOSE]

I still believe Georesonance found MH370 in the Bay of Bengal approx 190 miles south of Bangladesh.

Link to the press releases regarding the anomaly they found that matches a Boeing 777 in the Bay of Bengal

Http://www.georesonance.com/georesonance-media-press-release.html

 

[GBS61]

10 years ago today, flight MH370 disappeared on March 10, 2014. The enigma is still not solved, it is the greatest mystery in the history of modern aviation.

 

[Irag8er]

Malaysia Airlines flight mystery: Former NTSB investigator introduces new theory about missing plane​

'Finding the wreckage is the Rosetta Stone' to getting definitive answers about Malaysia Airlines flight 370, Alan Diehl told Fox News Digital​

Malaysia Airlines flight mystery: Former NTSB investigator introduces new theory about missing plane

A former NTSB investigator with over 30 years experience introduced a new theory about missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370's whereabouts

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