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 IS MH370 STILL CONSIDERED A MYSTERY! WHAT HAPPENED TO MH370


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While searching these mysteries we encountered one of the best mysteries and the still strange incident came across to us and it was a flight named MH370, where the flight was neither landed into a suspicious place nor passengers dead bodies were expelled out.


It was March 8,2014 time 12:25:47 am at Kualalumpur International Airport a  Boeing 777 is preparing for departure. Malaysian Airlines flight 370 is a daily passenger flight between kualalumpur Malaysia and Beijing China.  

It was 12:42 am Flight 370 is given clearance to depart. Onboard is Captian  Zaharie Ahmad Shah his age 53 and had 18000 hr flight driving experience and first Officer Fariq Abdul Hamid age 27 and had 2700 hr flight driving experience.   

In-Flight 370 total of 227 passengers,10 crew members, and 2 captions were present and all were happy to reach their destination. The total journey time is 5hr:30min but the fuel in flight can travel up to 7hr 30min if any emergency situation arises it can handle easily. Less than an hour into the flight the Plane is cruising over the south china sea at an altitude of 35,000 feet at 1:01 AM the night sky is clear and the weather is calm.  

Flight 370 was then instructed to signal air traffic control in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam as  it is about to enter Vietnamese air space. The flight controller in Kualalumpur says Good night with no sign that anything should be a miss. One min forty-three seconds later the aircraft has Vanished from the Radar Screen at Kualalumpur Ho Chi Minh and Bangkok. This was tracked by the Aircraft Communication  Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS), which transmitted data about the aircraft’s performance. This form of positional tracking depends on a signal being emitted by one of two transponders aboard the plane and so its disappearance would suggest both transponders ceased to function, or the system was manually deactivated by someone on board. All subsequent attempts to contact flight 370 were unsuccessful till 1:21 AM. The aircraft has seemingly vanished without a trace. After missing its scheduled time of arrival in Beijing some four hours later, the Malaysian Government officially declared missing Flight370.  

                                  


At 1:30 AM Malaysian military and civilian radar began tracking the plane as it  deviated from it scheduled flight path with sudden turn to the right followed by a prolonged turn to the left and then flew southwest over the Malay  Peninsula and then northwest over the Strait of Malacca. At 2:22 AM Malaysian  military radar lost contact with the plane over the Andaman Sea. An Inmarsat satellite in geostationary orbit over the Indian Ocean received hourly signals from flight 370 until nearly 6hr and last detected the plane at 8:19 AM later this  Inmarsat satellite also lost contact. During these final hours, two attempts were made to contact the plane via satellite telephone but were unsuccessful to get back the communication.  

In wake of that announcement, the most expensive search effort in aviation history was commenced at about 1000Cr. The search was initially concentraded around the location of the flight's disappearance between the south china sea and the Gulf of Thailand. The search area was soon expanded when the malaysian military disclosed additional information Between 18 March and 28 April, 19  vessels and 345 sorties by military aircraft searched over  4,600,000 km2 (1,800,000 sq mi) The search effort shifted accordingly, and as the region fell within the western side of australia. Then the Australian govt took charge of the operation.Over the next few months, the search operation went on but flight 370 was nowhere to be found. Till Jan 17 2017 Australian govt, Malaysian  govt, Chinese govt conducted the search operation but failed to find the airplane.  

AFTER 16 months, on the 29th of July 2015, a group of people was cleaning up a  beach in Reunion a small island to the east of Madagascar the right-wing flaperon was discovered on a beach about 3,700 km (2,300 miles) west of the  Indian Ocean area. Upon close inspection, internal markings including dates and serial numbers concluded the flaperon belonged to flight 370. Over the next year  and a half, 26 more pieces of debris were found on the shores of Tanzania,  Mozambique, South Africa, Madagascar, and Mauritius. Three of the 27 pieces were positively identified as coming from flight 370, and 17 were thought to have likely come from the plane.The Underwater portion of the search continued for months and eventually years before it was finally suspended in early 2017.  

Again a second search launched in January 2018 by private contractor Ocean  Infinity also ended without success after six months.

  

.In July 2018 the Malaysian government issued its final report on flight 370’s disappearance. Nevertheless, there were been no shortage of theories. On the day of the disappearance, two of the passengers raised suspicion as they had boarded the flight with stolen passports which immediately prompted concerns of a  hijacking but investigators were unable to link the two men to any terrorist organizations and soon determined they had traveled under false identities they were seeking refugee, not due to any intent. Similar theories were raised and some suspect a fire might have broken out mid-flight and subsequent deviation from its scheduled flight path might have been a direct response to a  fire. The two pilots may be turned back towards Malaysia to attempt an emergency landing at the nearest suitable airport but the crew might have failed to locate the nearest airport due to a sudden fire in the flight so flight370 kept going for the next  6hours. Some speculated that the involvement of the pilot would have led to the crash of the flight in the Indian ocean and some speculated that flight 370 was shot down, but no evidence from a missile or other projectiles has been found. The final report issued by the Malaysian govt in 2018 could not tell the loss of communication nor diversion of flight 370 to a malfunction. Instead, it is believed that someone manually manipulated the aircraft and its systems. To date, there is no proper evidence about the disappearance of Flight370 which will remain a mystery.  

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