In 2014, Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 mysteriously disappeared, but 10 years later, a British pilot has revealed that the Malaysian plane is in the southern Indian Ocean.
According to foreign media reports, British Boeing 777 pilot Suman Harde has made a controversial claim, stating that according to pre-departure documents, the plane was deliberately crashed into the sea.
Suman Harde said that the changes in the last few minutes indicate that the plane’s pilot, Zahari Ahmed Shah, deliberately crashed the plane.
Suman Hardey, who works at the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, told The Sun that the surprising coincidence was also that the plane had turned the crew’s oxygen upwards as a last-ditch engineering, which was only in the cockpit. For cabin crew.
According to Suman Harde, the pilot deliberately did not let the fuel silk fall on the surface of the sea, so that no one would know the location of the crash.
While the pilot also indicated that the cabin was deliberately depressurized, to render the passengers unconscious before the plane crashed.
Suman Harde has made another big claim, according to which the pilot has guessed the location of the missing plane, according to Suman Harde, this location is completely different from the search area, but in the South Indian Ocean.
On the other hand, the Malaysian government is likely to start the search process again on March 3 to search for MH370.
It should be noted that in 2014, Malaysian passenger plane MH370 mysteriously disappeared, with 239 passengers including the pilot and crew on board.
The last communication from the crew was 38 minutes after takeoff, where the plane was located in the South China Sea, but according to military radar, the plane had dramatically lost contact with the tower. While fear was being expressed, that the ship would have fallen into the sea.