10 years of the mystery of flight MH370 and the man’s theory he wanted to see through the window

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10 years of the mystery of flight MH370 and the man’s theory he wanted to see through the window

The enigma around the Malaysia Airlines MH370’s disappearancewhich already adds a decade, remains one of the most tragic incidents in the history of aviation. 227 passengers and 12 crew on board the Boeing 777 were declared dead after taking off from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing the March 8, 2014.

The plane took off at 00:41 towards Beijing and At 2:14 am it was last detected at the military radar while heading west on the Malaca Strait.

Approximately 30 minutes later, the airline reported that it had lost contact with the aircraft, which was scheduled to land around 6:30 am

On March 9, search attempts began. After several days, on March 24, the authorities They concluded that the missing plane had crashed in the Indian Ocean. The families learned through a text message: “We have to assume beyond any reasonable doubt that the MH370 has been lost and none of those on board survived.”

It was last detected at two in the morning. Photo:Istock

On June 26 of the same year, the Australian authorities published a preliminary report in which they suggested that, after a catastrophic event that could have left the incapacitated crew, possibly due to lack of oxygen, The plane continued to fly in autopilot.

Then, in September 2016, they found a large piece of rubble belonging to the MH370 on the island of Pmba, off the coast of Tanzania. In October of the same year, they found a piece of wing of the plane.

On October 3, 2017, Australian researchers presented their Final report on the disappearance of MH370. In it, they described as a “great tragedy” and something “almost inconceivable” in the modern era the fact of not having been able to provide a closure to the families of the victims.

Although the search failed to find new evidence on the whereabouts of the plane, it did discard a vast ocean area as a possible location. According to the report, this has led to a better understanding than ever before where the MH370 could be found.

On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airline’s MH370 flight disappeared. Photo:AFP

The man’s theory he wanted to see through the window

There are several theories about what could have happened with the MH370 flight. One of the most popular is that Commander Zaharie Ahmad Shah deliberately crashed the plane To commit suicide.

According to his companions, the man had been depressed after separating from his wife. In order to carry out its alleged suicide, The route would have changed, 12,000 meters and discouraged the cabin to leave passengers unconsciouswhich would explain the absence of aid messages. Then, the autopilot would have configured so that the aircraft would fly in circles until it runs out of fuel and fall to the sea.

Commander Zaharie Ahmad Shah. Photo:X: @justxashton

In 2018, aviation specialists, the former head of the Australian Transportation Office and an oceanograph indicated in the ’60 minute ‘television program that this was the most likely theory.

After analyzing all the flight information, the experts concluded that, in the last moments of the MH370, the Commander Zaharie Ahmad Shah remained conscious. They pointed out that the pilot made two turns on the left and highlighted a small detour near Penang, their city of residence, interpreting it as A possible farewell.

“Captain Zaharie moved the wing to see Penang, his hometown. If you look attentively, you can see that it is a left turn, and then a long right turn begins. And then turn to the left. So I passed a Long time thinking about what could be, the technical reason behind this, and after two months, three months thinking about the matter, I finally had the answer: Someone was looking out the window“Simon Hardy, Boeing 777 and flight instructor explained.