Why did Malaysia Airlines 370 disappear for no reason?

As for the reason for the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines 370, we still do not know, but why it disappeared Many airlines and aviation scientists have very confused questions about this issue. There are two reasons for the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines. 1：

It may be due to personal reasons at the airport that the entire plane disappeared into the entire Pacific Ocean, because now we don't know how the airport controls the plane's operation, so we don't know what happened to the plane at the last moment of the plane. <>

2: Part of the reason for this, probably because the climate was so bad at the time, that it got into the Bermuda Delta like we used to have and the whole plane got lost in it, like. The Bermuda Delta has a strong interference with the battery signal of an aircraft, so the radar used by the aircraft today is likely to lose its effectiveness and be lost in such an environment.

There are many answers on the Internet as to why Malaysia Airlines disappeared for no reason, and I agree that the reason for Malaysia Airlines' disappearance was due to a malfunction of electronic components, which caused a fire and caused the plane to make a forced landing at sea. Although some have questioned this answer, their view is that if the plane was forced to land at sea because of this malfunction, then why was there no wreckage? But if you think about it, is it really a very strange thing that the ocean is so big, and there are so many places we haven't been to before, that we can't find the wreckage of the plane after all our might?

The reality is far more magical than the ** story, the US stock market can be fused 8 times, and the king can jump repeatedly on the sun and the moon, why can't the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines not be found by us? If I want to say that human beings are still a little more confident, there are still many riddles in this world that we do not know and cannot solve, are these all mysterious events? I don't think so.

It's an unsolved mystery, and no one knows why Malaysia Airlines disappeared for no reason, so there is a lot of speculation. 1. The crash said that many people believe that the reason why Malaysia Airlines mysteriously disappeared was because Malaysia Airlines crashed. In the case of a plane crash or death, it is naturally impossible to contact others.

But the problem is that after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines, many countries sent a large number of search and rescue personnel to search the land and even the sea but found nothing, not even the fragments of the plane. If it was indeed a crash, then there is only one explanation, and that is that Malaysia Airlines fell into a deep-sea area that is currently impossible to search in a large area with human forces. Second, the hijacking said that some people said that the plane was actually hijacked by ****.

They forced the captain to change course and killed everyone when they got off the plane. The plane was parked by the captain of the **** command on a remote, deserted island or an uninhabited no-man's land. But the question is, why would **** do this kind of thing that is equivalent to dying together?

So, what happened to Malaysia Airlines, and why did it disappear for no reason, before Malaysia Airlines was found. All speculation can only be speculation, and it cannot be true.

Because Malaysia Airlines was sunk into the sea, and no one knew the movement of the sea, and the black box on Malaysia Airlines could not receive a signal because of the interference of an unknown magnetic field, Malaysia Airlines 370 could not be found.

Because there are many unsolved mysteries in human beings. Therefore, there should be a relationship between the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines 370 for no reason and the unsolved mystery.

For human reasons, the reason why Malaysia Airlines has not been found until now is that it is speculated that it should have been shot down by other countries, but because it involves international image, no country dares to admit it.

The most mysterious ghost flight in history, the mystery of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines 370, four major speculations are analyzed in depth.

On the one hand, it is still unclear whether the Malaysia Airlines 370 first disintegrated in the air (**) and then crashed into the sea, or whether it fell into the sea due to fuel exhaustion. If it is the former, then at the flight altitude of MH370, the dispersal area of its debris and wreckage will be very large. Searching is hard.

On the other hand, even the latter, because the wrecked area is located in the southern Indian Ocean, which is far from the mainland, and the hydrology, ocean currents, meteorological conditions and seabed topography are very complex, so the search difficulty is correspondingly very high!

Second, Malaysia Airlines did not send any distress signal before the crash, all relevant contacts before the loss of contact were normal, and the place of distress was in the rapidly changing Indian Ocean, which made the search and rescue very difficult. After more than 500 days of disappearance, the Malaysia Airlines 370 was finally found in the Indian Ocean, and it was finally confirmed that all 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board were killed.

Why didn't Malaysia Airlines 370 look for it? Malaysia Airlines 370 can't find it anymore. Some time ago looking for the wings of an airplane.

The existing information can probably restore the course of the incident, and the results can be inferred, and the purpose of the search has been partially achieved, and there is no need to specialize in this work if the purpose has been achieved.

As of January 21, 2021, the specific cause has not been identified.

On 3 October 2017, after three years of searching, the Australian Transport Security Authority (ASTSA) released its final summary report on the Malaysia Airlines MH370 search in Sydney. The report did not explain why Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing, but it did mention that the area where the crashed passenger plane could have been found was narrowed down to 10,000 square kilometres. The report, which totals more than 400 pages, details the efforts made to search for Malaysia Airlines MH370, in particular the Australian-led underwater search, including how the search area was identified and the specifics of the search.

The search lasted 1,046 days, covering 120,000 square kilometres of seabed and costing a total of $100 million. When the search was halted in January 2017, the whereabouts of the aircraft had not been found, except for three pieces of debris that had washed ashore in various places along the coast of the Indian Ocean.

As of January 2021, the truth about the story behind the missing Malaysia Airlines 370 has not yet been clarified.

On April 2, 2014, the Wall Street Edition** reported that the Malaysian Police Chief said that Malaysia** had made the investigation into the missing Malaysia Airlines passenger plane MH370 a criminal investigation. In addition, the investigation of the flight simulator at the captain's home is inconclusive.

According to reports, the Malaysian police chief said that the investigation into the cause of MH370's disappearance is continuing. They will learn more about MH370 from more people. So far, there have been more than 205 investigations on MH370.

As of January 20, 2021, there is not enough evidence to prove the truth.

On July 29, 2015, a plane wreckage was discovered near the French Reunion Islands in the southwestern Indian Ocean, and Malaysia** immediately dispatched an investigation team.

On August 1, the wreckage arrived in Paris, France, where it was handed over to professionals for identification. On the evening of August 5, local time, French prosecutors announced in Paris that from the technical characteristics, it can be "strongly inferred" that the wreckage of the plane found on Reunion Island in France came from the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

In the 515 days since MH370 went missing, 26 countries have been involved in the rescue and search, and international rescue forces have carried out the largest rescue and search in the history of aviation to date over a vast area from the South China Sea to the Indian Ocean.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has already expressed the hope that the news of the confirmation of the wreckage of the plane will give a firm answer to the families of the 239 victims on board. On behalf of Malaysia**, he promised to do everything possible to uncover the truth about MH370's disappearance.

I think there are nothing more than three possibilities, one, falling into the sea, two, being hijacked by **** or the captain's problem... Third, I personally think that there may be other countries playing ghosts, for example; The United States, Japan, etc.

In order to obtain radar and satellite intelligence from other countries, the United States hid its planes in a certain US military base and imprisoned its personnel.

The United States should intervene here to create trouble for China......

The Americans know that they just don't say it, and they don't let Malaysia say it.

The truth is what makes us think infinitely.

Behind the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines MH370, the academician revealed the secret in the black box of the plane.

The plane is not big for the sea, it falls into the sea like a needle. If you want to find it, you can only rely on the positioning system.

However, at that time, the first and second radars, as well as the auxiliary positioning system, were turned off, and the flight continued for six hours after they were turned off, so it was difficult to locate the sea area where the wreckage was.

Detail. At 41 a.m. on March 8, 2014, flight MH370, originally scheduled to fly from Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia to China's Capital International Airport, disappeared from the radar after the last contact with the air traffic control center in Kuala Lumpur at 1:19 a.m. and never returned.

The suddenness of the MH370's disappearance, the reason for the disappearance, is the number one mystery in the entire aviation industry. No one knows what happened to MH370 where it went. It is only known that the last place it appeared in people's eyes was at the junction of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

All of this evidence points to the fact that the Malaysia Airlines incident was anything but an accident. Hijackers may operate alone or in multiple people and are very familiar with flying airliners and air traffic control procedures.

The first suspicion fell on the pilot at the time, Zahari Ahmad Shah, and the co-pilot Farik Abdul Hamid. Allegedly, Shah was experiencing mental health issues and marital problems at the time, and authorities found a flight simulator in his basement that stored flight waypoints similar to the flight path of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. Hamid had previously violated aviation rules by having guests sit in his cockpit.

Still, according to risk management consultant Dr. Sally Levisley, neither showed signs of possible suicidal behavior in the workplace. Dr. Levisley said in the 2019 Channel 5 documentary "MH370" that people who choose to commit suicide in the workplace often have a long history of depression and aggressive behavior.

The cockpit black box that can have these problems has not been found. This means that it remains a mystery who exactly manipulated the tragic events behind the scenes. But according to Mr. Wise, it is clear from the preliminary evidence from the radar that this was by no means a simple accident.

Malaysia Airlines 370 Incident:

In the early morning of March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 took off from Malaysian airports, normally, Malaysia Airlines arrived in the afternoon according to the route plan, but after 39 minutes of flight, it lost contact at the Malaysian and Vietnamese border, not only the radar could not receive the Malaysia Airlines signal, but even the ground never received the Malaysia Airlines distress signal.