Though flying is a very memorable experience. But if you think about the plane crash or disappearance, it might give you the big goosebumps. What if the pilot switches off all the communication devices and takes the plane to a no-man's land? Yes, if one has wrong intentions, then one can definitely opt for such a ghastly step. Flight no. MH 370 was a victim of such intentions, and no one can ever forget this flight number, as it is the most Mysterious Disappearance known to the entire world. People still want answers to this traumatic disappearance of this flight. Well, after doing so much in-depth research and analysis finally it was difficult to understand what really happened to the flight, but people putting their eyes on this blog will get answers to the world's biggest aviation mystery of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370. MH 370 was a normal scheduled Malaysian airline flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The flight took off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport on 8th March 2014 at 00.42 Malaysia Standard Time from Runway 32R, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members. 40 minutes after takeoff, the plane disappeared from Radar, and there is still no clue about where it exactly disappeared. Even though there is no clue about where the debris of the flight was. It's been more than 5 years, but there is still no evidence of this disappeared plane, making it the "World's Biggest Aviation Mystery".
So here is the sequence of events that happened with the flight. After getting the clearance for takeoff, the flight departed on time. 30 minutes after the takeoff pilot gave the Malaysian ATC the message "good night" and the flight took its desired path towards Vietnam. Malaysian ATC finally transfers the request to Vietnam ATC, but when Vietnam ATC tries to contact the flight doesn't respond and loses contact with the ATC. That's where the mystery of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 begins its story. The rescue team immediately comes into action and tries to search the plane in the area where it lost contact with ATC, but couldn't find any clues. The most shocking thing about this flight was that the transponder of the flight was switched off. The transponder is a device in the flight through which the plane receives the signal from Air Traffic Control (ATC) and maintains contact on the ground throughout the flight. There were reports that the pilot intentionally switched off the transponder to make this flight disappear. What was even more shocking was that the plane took a 190-degree turn and deviated from its actual path to Thailand, Thailand-Malaysia border, towards Penang. After that, it moved further towards the deep southern Indian Ocean, where it is expected to have crashed. This means that the flight flew for more than 7 hrs after losing contact with the ATC till the flight's fuel was exhausted.
So here are some biggest proofs that the pilot of this plane had planned the murder of 239 people. Including his own Suicide.
- Intentionally switching off the transponder of the flight. A normal pilot wouldn't do it at all if he wanted to keep his passengers safe. This means that he wanted to keep this flight away from air traffic contact, adding big proof to the mystery of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370.
- Diverting the flight from its planned route, a sensible pilot will not do it at any cost and will follow its desired path. This gives an indication that they wanted to keep this flight secret from the ATC and radars.
- Taking a sudden deep turn of 190 degrees, which is not at all possible in any circumstances, even if there are some severe technical issues in the flight. This can only be done if the pilot intentionally turns it on, as all the flight controls are under his hands only.
- He flew the flight over Malaysia Malaysia-Thailand border away from the military radars of Thailand and Malaysia, which makes it evident that he wanted to disappear this plane so that the plane is not at all traceable to Malaysia or Thailand military radars. This gives big goosebumps regarding the mystery of flight MH 370.
- Another big proof that makes us ensure that this crash was planned was that the pilot took the plane to those areas where the plane wasn't easily traceable or reachable to military or ATC radars. This means he wanted to crash this plane in a very secret location so that no one could find it forever.
- There were also reports that the flight flew up to 47000 FT, which is not advisable as per ATC because flying at such levels means that you are freezing the plane engine, which can result in damaging the plane engine. The plane flew at such levels for quite a long time. The pilot had also switched off the oxygen supply of the plane, causing the passengers to faint with nose and ear bleeding before the crash. So at the final moments of the crash, most of the passengers had already fainted and died. Which seriously means the plane had become a graveyard before it smashed into the sea.
- The pilot Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah had a very pissed off life; he didn't have good relations with his wife. Just a day before the takeoff of the flight, his wife had divorced him, and there were reports that he was flirting with a young lady who had ditched him, too. So he was very much depressed with his personal life, which could be a big reason that he might think of committing suicide. There have been many previous cases of pilot suicide where the plane was intentionally crashed by pilots due to their disturbed personal life recent example was of Germanwings flight 9525 in March 2015, which was a clear case of pilot suicide. So the mystery of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 boils down to this point.
- The pilot had a flight simulator in his home when Malaysian police raided his home. A pilot with 18000 hrs of flying experience doesn't need it at all. Which means he had planned this crash months ago with proper planning. He was practising this crash on the flight simulator months before the takeoff of this plane.
So at last, when the plane crashed, it fell to at least 35000 FT Per Minute, more than the speed of sound at an angle of 90 Degrees when it crashed into the Southern Indian Ocean, breaking the plane into millions of pieces and which was seen by the US satellites. The search operation of this flight continued for more than 3 years, involving more than 35 countries, but this search operation was called off in January 2017 as there was no clue found in this case, making it the most expensive search operation. So the mystery of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 still remains very suspicious to the world to date, even now. The very same year, on 17th July 2014 also another Malaysian flight, MH 17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was shot down in eastern Ukraine by a Russian Buk missile, killing 283 people and 15 crew members on board, making it the deadliest airline shoot down in the history of the aviation industry. There have been deadly air crashes, but the debris of the planes has been found in most cases. But in this case, there was no debris or any evidence found of this flight, making this the world's biggest aviation mystery, where the pilot of this plane was a big culprit behind the disappearance of this plane.
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