MH370 expert Richard Godfrey on latest attempt to search for the missing passenger jet

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • Malaysia will resume the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, more than 10 years after it vanished in the Southern Indian Ocean. The Boeing 777 departed Kuala Lumpur for Beijing on 8 March 2014, but air traffic control lost contact with the plane just 40 minutes after take-off. Exploration firm Ocean Infinity is seeking US$70 million if the wreckage is found. Mr Richard Godfrey, a former aerospace engineer and founder of the 'The Search for MH370' website, shared what could have sparked the fresh search and how it could be different from previous attempts.

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  • @randalluthe4792
    @randalluthe4792 Месяц назад +37

    I lived in KL at the time this happened and it literally took over everything for so long. I pray that they find the wreckage. Even if they aren't able to recover much from the black box, we need to be able to bring some closure to this story for the families involved.

    • @ousmanbah10
      @ousmanbah10 Месяц назад +2

      Families and me I’m so invested in this

    • @platinumtouch583
      @platinumtouch583 Месяц назад

      Whatttttt for someone who says they were local at the time of MH370s final flight im shocked that you of all people don't already know. All the locals know and have known since the few weeks since the crash. It's no secret for people who were on the inside.

    • @randalluthe4792
      @randalluthe4792 Месяц назад +2

      @@platinumtouch583 regardless, it's about finding the wreckage and providing closure.

    • @mercedes42700
      @mercedes42700 21 день назад

      ⁠@@platinumtouch583know what?

    • @robertlamoy7783
      @robertlamoy7783 6 дней назад

      We need the losers and their junk science to mind their own business… It’s not on land anyplace or by now it would be known. It’s highly likely that the pilot did it.

  • @OldschoolTruths
    @OldschoolTruths Месяц назад +194

    "It only takes 1 search in the right area to locate the plane" Thanks Sherlock 🙄

    • @craig7350
      @craig7350 Месяц назад +20

      why is it when you search everywhere for something, its always in the last place you look?

    • @brigidsingleton1596
      @brigidsingleton1596 Месяц назад

      ​@@craig7350
      Because you stop looking when you find it...

    • @Denvermorgan2000
      @Denvermorgan2000 Месяц назад +5

      This comment is bang on that’s exactly what I thought when they said that that’s all that ever takes.😅

    • @swedesspeedshop2518
      @swedesspeedshop2518 Месяц назад +7

      You beat me to it lol as soon as I heard that I was like no kidding? It’s always in the last place you look lol

    • @andrewnewby49
      @andrewnewby49 Месяц назад +1

      When I take a look at that flight path. It's telling me that it's heading for an airport in Nicobar. Only if it did not turn right then elsewhere.

  • @timrossiter5065
    @timrossiter5065 Месяц назад +16

    Wishing Ocean Infinity the best of luck in the search for MH370.
    Hopefully the families of the missing can finally get some closure.

    • @krishnatharanjan837
      @krishnatharanjan837 22 дня назад

      It will never be found because it is exploded and shattered in high altitude. It never crashed on water. This issue is in hands of idiots.

  • @sammyday3341
    @sammyday3341 Месяц назад +17

    I remember the CNN genius Don Lemon asking the former head of the FAA if a black hole swallowed the plane. You should have seen her expression! 😂

    • @anjou6497
      @anjou6497 Месяц назад +1

      Ha 😂🎉

    • @cterry1981
      @cterry1981 Месяц назад +4

      He may not have been that far off if you believe Ashton

    • @tech5298
      @tech5298 29 дней назад

      @@cterry1981
      Correct. Lemon is a complete ass, but, correct.

  • @Brandon-tk2rw
    @Brandon-tk2rw Месяц назад +49

    99.9% chance it was the pilot... but good luck!

    • @RobMancusoJr
      @RobMancusoJr Месяц назад +1

      let's find it so we can prove it!

    • @ousmanbah10
      @ousmanbah10 Месяц назад +11

      It was definitely him

    • @danduke108
      @danduke108 Месяц назад

      99.9% chance it was shot down by the US Air Force in a bid to stop secret tech reaching China. Considering that a massive field of debris matching MH370 was located off the coast off Vietnam and a US naval ship operating in the South China Sea at the time was given an order not to communicate with family and friends for 48 hours and is believed to have traveled to that sight to clean up the debris.

    • @billtracy8774
      @billtracy8774 29 дней назад +1

      That is correct, but it is considered politically incorrect to admit to that to the public to protect Malaysian and aviation culture from the threat of that. So we will only search where a ghost flight would land. Defacto agreement we will not be searching for nefarious-flight-to-end case...the powers-that-be are generally willing to leave that case unresolved.

    • @tech5298
      @tech5298 29 дней назад +1

      FBI ruled him out early on.

  • @NadineLynch10
    @NadineLynch10 Месяц назад +16

    10 years and still searching for this plane.

    • @krishnatharanjan837
      @krishnatharanjan837 Месяц назад +2

      Even if they search 20 years, it will never be find. Because, no plane to find.

    • @boohere2
      @boohere2 Месяц назад

      Mind boggling

    • @krishnatharanjan837
      @krishnatharanjan837 Месяц назад

      @@boohere2 : Don't believe to this guy. He doesn't have any base info nor any proof. He is empty head idiot. He is insisting whole body MH370 is at bottom of the ocean. He has no proofs, no evidence. He is just POS liar and story maker.

    • @krishnatharanjan837
      @krishnatharanjan837 22 дня назад

      They are idiots. There is no plane to find.

    • @Jomo-x6n
      @Jomo-x6n 17 дней назад

      @@krishnatharanjan837 Yeah. It has been sucked into a black hole or time phased into another dimension.

  • @hg1288
    @hg1288 Месяц назад +73

    If the report is right that someone manipulated the plane and from all the reports and analysis, it did look like this person is very experience with this plane. Plane turned at the right moment, communications off at the right moment, evade radars skillfully, etc. This person wanted the plane to disappear without a trace. So, even finding the plane will not find the answer. Most likely the Black Boxes already turned off the moment the plane turned around! However, finding the plane will give family members some closure, but don't place hope of knowing why or who done it!

    • @Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole
      @Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole Месяц назад +23

      The pilot intentionally crashed it into the ocean. Pieces of the wreckage have washed up ashore.

    • @GrohlNovoselic
      @GrohlNovoselic Месяц назад +28

      The black box cannot be turned off. It is located at the rear of the plane and can be accessed only from the outside

    • @lyricstone6035
      @lyricstone6035 Месяц назад

      @@GrohlNovoselic I've seen an air crash investigation episode (mid air disaster) about a FedEx boeing 767 where a crew member wanted to crash the plane. He wanted to go unrecognized and apparently you can pull the circuit breaker of the black boxes on the circuit board. Which turns off all signals to the black boxes thus turning them off. I don't remember if it's still possible though since this happened in 1994. So idk if it was still possible when MH370 dissapeared. But found it interesting to see that it was even possible some time.
      Ref: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Express_Flight_705

    • @jimloveday2836
      @jimloveday2836 Месяц назад +11

      If they do find it, they will probably be able to identify who was flying it ... almost certainly the same person who said "Goodnight Malaysia" I think.

    • @eddie5633
      @eddie5633 Месяц назад

      @@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole how do you the pilot crashed the plane?

  • @michaeld5888
    @michaeld5888 Месяц назад +33

    MH370 must be breaking records for the amount of information given out without providing any information at all as there is none. Apparently you can even be an expert in it which is surprising.

    • @billtracy8774
      @billtracy8774 Месяц назад +3

      The flight path evidence is radar to 1822, satellite signals to 00:19, debris finds, and possibly home sim data is an important clue. The satellite data and home sim data requires some level of expertise to grasp/and there are (unfortunately) various ways to interpret. Debris drift in the ocean is also an area requiring expertise.

    • @Compl.exemotions
      @Compl.exemotions Месяц назад

      You read a book before?

  • @Jomo-x6n
    @Jomo-x6n 17 дней назад +3

    One thing we can learn from MH370 disappearance is to modify all aircraft transponders so that they can never be switched off.

    • @oceanfroggie
      @oceanfroggie День назад

      Yes, And live streamed CVR and FDR data at all stages of flight broadcast to cloud storage via satcoms.

  • @sutats
    @sutats Месяц назад +8

    That is what happens when Desmond doesn't push the button.

  • @ivincero9958
    @ivincero9958 14 дней назад +1

    These reminds me of TV show Lost

  • @sheepdog401
    @sheepdog401 Месяц назад +5

    The aviation industry needs to find this plane. In this day and age to have a plane the ability to go missing is unacceptable. I can be anywhere in the world and access satellites to locate my location but you can take a whole plane and mask it and make it disappear ?

  • @captaindashing330
    @captaindashing330 Месяц назад +13

    The picture behind the News Raeder is a B737. Please use the correct aircraft.

    • @jackharle1251
      @jackharle1251 Месяц назад

      Lay off the twinkies, big boy

    • @arifchy8517
      @arifchy8517 27 дней назад

      B737 is the most crashed aircraft last 10years i seen!

  • @antoniocruz3508
    @antoniocruz3508 Месяц назад +3

    I wonder if Malaysia waited this long so the incident would fall under the statute of limitation, and they wouldn't be held liable if the pilot was at fault.

    • @mike.j3913
      @mike.j3913 26 дней назад

      Malaysia airlines have settled with all of the families victims

  • @stevef.8708
    @stevef.8708 Месяц назад +10

    Who is the newscaster? My goodness. 🔥

  • @mikevanblommestein5726
    @mikevanblommestein5726 Месяц назад +50

    Even if they pin point the wreckage they might not be able to retrieve any answers

    • @halomultiplayermoments
      @halomultiplayermoments Месяц назад +8

      They would be able to recover the flight data recorders if they can find them.

    • @johngreydanus2033
      @johngreydanus2033 Месяц назад +4

      But...... it will confirm which data trail was correct.

    • @Algorerhythm
      @Algorerhythm Месяц назад +5

      If a pilot pulled the CVR and FDR circuit breakers early into the flight, the only data recorded would have been the part of the flight we already know the most about.

    • @johngreydanus2033
      @johngreydanus2033 Месяц назад +2

      @@Algorerhythm I had to Google to see if that is possible

    • @Steelcityboxing
      @Steelcityboxing Месяц назад +9

      Agreed those flight recorders were most likely turned off

  • @OenopionOenopion
    @OenopionOenopion Месяц назад +16

    Earlier this year the channel Mentour Pilot did an interesting video on MH370 and in particular the new research which provided a track for the aircraft until shorty before it crashed. It is worth a watch and if this new technique has convinced experts of its accuracy, one can imagine that they will have a very good starting point for their search and a wedge of ocean about 110 nautical miles in extent.

    • @HertsCommuter
      @HertsCommuter Месяц назад +6

      Mentour Pilot - An excellent channel to watch for all aviation matters 👍

    • @NewChannel-wi7vj
      @NewChannel-wi7vj Месяц назад

      @@HertsCommuter Can't stand the guy.
      Maybe if he takes English lessons I'll come back to his channel.
      His bad grammar and haphazard pronunciation make watching his videos unbearable.

    • @victorialawhon2251
      @victorialawhon2251 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@NewChannel-wi7vjand how would you be if you had to speak his language??

    • @robbannstrom
      @robbannstrom Месяц назад +1

      @@NewChannel-wi7vj ...and your shallow, needy nit-picking makes reading your comment unbearable. I'm guessing you don't get invited to many parties.

    • @anjou6497
      @anjou6497 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@NewChannel-wi7vj That's a pity. I find his accent and pronunciations have a certain charm, compelling. He's so good at detailed analysis anyway..

  • @DeanKennedy805
    @DeanKennedy805 Месяц назад +5

    Good luck ocean infinity I might watch the search I'm from Australia WA

  • @HotRod16
    @HotRod16 Месяц назад +8

    I sincerely wish Mr Godfrey and team success In finding MH370 and the mystery is to be unfolded soon.

  • @ArabicReja973
    @ArabicReja973 Месяц назад +24

    10 years on, why is China 🇨🇳 still pushing Malaysia for the search of the MH370 while it has been trying to cover up its own flight MU5735 accident?
    Two years ago, China Eastern Air, with 132 people on board, novedived.
    Both blackboxes were recovered intact, but no final report was issued by the Chinese government.

    • @novavortex7763
      @novavortex7763 Месяц назад

      Only the Chinese can cover it up, but when the exact same thing happens to them and gets covered it's wrong and they keep wanting answers
      Hypocritical idiots.

    • @billtracy8774
      @billtracy8774 Месяц назад

      You need to be a confident democracy to accept pilot suicide. Accusation of pilot suicide is basically unacceptable in many non-Western societies...super cultural stigma.

    • @lanzortiz3199
      @lanzortiz3199 Месяц назад

      News flash buddy, it's pilot suicide. Everybody knows. Their are many cases with similar incident world wide. Its not that unusual. China didn't just released the report as typical china being secretive over everything and its image. They probably just ordered airlines to check on pilots mental health on confidential memo. Just like the two latest ramming incident that happened in china, it's probably similar to mass shooting in the US, except he used cars because he can't get a gun. It's should be a normal news, but china just tend to cover up anything embarrassing. Get it over it.

    • @d.b.cooper1
      @d.b.cooper1 Месяц назад +4

      Cause they're not really mysterious like MH370 was??? Heck we found the plane in those situation, there's even CCTV footage of what happened. That was pilot suicide veryone knows re the Chinese incidents. MH370 is still a mystery, hence the interest

  • @eddie5633
    @eddie5633 Месяц назад +25

    He is not the only experts in the missing plane... there's many in comments section below.😆

    • @oo0Spyder0oo
      @oo0Spyder0oo Месяц назад +3

      Spot on!

    • @johngreydanus2033
      @johngreydanus2033 Месяц назад +4

      Yes, I'm here, what do you need to know? 😁

    • @anjou6497
      @anjou6497 Месяц назад +1

      Why shouldn't people be fascinated and chip in ?

    • @johngreydanus2033
      @johngreydanus2033 Месяц назад

      @@anjou6497 Fascinated doesn't equal FACTS, but go ahead.

  • @Sandoz-tq7qj
    @Sandoz-tq7qj Месяц назад +9

    Clearly the chief pilot hijacked the plane for his political demand and belief. The Malay government refused to comply and therefore the pilot crashed the plane at a specified location . He already practiced this process at his own home . Exactly what happened inside the plane and who died first who died last we will never know. My theory is all of them including the pilot himself suffocated long before the plane crashed into the west Australian sea . I believe his wife should have heard something from her husband prior to this tragedy . But she is not going to reveal . Who knows for sure ?

    • @btsarmyforever3816
      @btsarmyforever3816 Месяц назад

      If there was a demand, wouldn't it be revealed during investigation. It was not just investigated by the Malaysian gov but also by foreign ppl who were called in. They would have heard it. But no one said anything. He never talked.

  • @leonardcrocker295
    @leonardcrocker295 20 дней назад +1

    IT SHOULDN'T MATTER ABOUT THE COST FIND THE DAMN PLANE AND THE PEOPLE ON BOARD FOR THE RELATIVES IF NOTHING ELSE

  • @ilovepennyflame
    @ilovepennyflame Месяц назад +56

    How can one call himself an expert on MH370 when its not found yet?

    • @thatmatty231guy
      @thatmatty231guy Месяц назад

      We all believed Covid experts during that farce, why did we trust them?

    • @mjklein
      @mjklein Месяц назад +6

      Come back after the new search and update us.

    • @jackharle1251
      @jackharle1251 Месяц назад

      They didn't call him an expert on lonely third-world pilots, which is probably needed.

    • @raydeemed
      @raydeemed Месяц назад

      Their are experts in hiv, have they found the cure?

    • @crushcrush199
      @crushcrush199 Месяц назад +1

      The only „expert“ regarding MH370 is Ashton Forbes. And the evidence he’s presenting will break your world view :)

  • @simonwolfe529
    @simonwolfe529 Месяц назад +9

    This is great news for the Families - God willing they find the wreckage, now they have the "exact" co-ordinates.

  • @MyHanck
    @MyHanck Месяц назад +5

    It is embedded deep in the Indian Ocean just like it took half a century to find the Titanic

    • @ari_california-ffx
      @ari_california-ffx Месяц назад

      No it's not. It was teleported to another dimension. I saw the video

    • @btsarmyforever3816
      @btsarmyforever3816 Месяц назад

      @@ari_california-ffx You are talking about the video where the glowing orbs started circling the plane right? Apparently some US military personnel leaked it. But then how were the wreckage found in Africa? The parts of the plane? That flight carried very high profile ppl. Scientists and their entire team of ppl. They were carrying very important documents to patent to Hong Kong. Major inventions. Some speculate they had turned on their inventions and teleported. Sounds ridiculous but there are so many things in this world we ordinary ppl don't know.

  • @dr.valbell6427
    @dr.valbell6427 15 дней назад

    i remember that Memorial weekend crash as a teenager. A dear family friend was a Cook County sheriff’s deputy who was assigned to go to the site as first responders. He later had a complete breakdown a few months later and had to go on early retirement disability. Every little fluorescent orange flag on that crash site and there were a sea of them- thousands of flags-- each one marked a body part found. all those people were literally blasted into little pieces. What did our cop friend in was he came across a passenger seat with a man in a suit and not a hair on his head was out of place. He turned the seat over and the man’s face was gone.

  • @DavidMajaess
    @DavidMajaess Месяц назад +3

    Wish them luck.
    Would like to know what Marine Biology evidence he is referring too?

  • @leonardong8067
    @leonardong8067 Месяц назад +23

    get on with the search... i want to know the truth before i die..

    • @ocswoodlands
      @ocswoodlands Месяц назад +6

      too bad betting sites don't have odds on this.
      many would have bet on pilot suicide- which is obvious from the fly route

    • @billtracy8774
      @billtracy8774 Месяц назад

      I can give you the apparent truth. The pilot apparently had a plan to hide the aircraft, and due to denial, we the living refuse to accept that reality, and thus we will never look where the aircraft is actually located in your lifetime. Maybe after your lifetime (and mine).

    • @AhmetTekin101
      @AhmetTekin101 Месяц назад +1

      Truth and Chinese communists don't mix.

  • @Algorerhythm
    @Algorerhythm Месяц назад +2

    If it impacted the sea at a high descent rate and broke up into many small pieces, that would make finding the wreckage even more challenging. Most items found washed ashore have been no larger than a refrigerator.

    • @salah19br
      @salah19br Месяц назад

      If it was broken down into small pieces, it would have been easier to spot the wreckage on the surface and found in the early weeks of the event

  • @georgebasister1929
    @georgebasister1929 Месяц назад +55

    How can anyone be an expert on a lost plane that no one has ever found?🤣🤣🤣

    • @blantant
      @blantant Месяц назад +5

      He is an active Redditor on this topic 😂

    • @krishnatharanjan837
      @krishnatharanjan837 Месяц назад +3

      This plane is fully whole body disintegrated from very strong explosions. it will never be found.

    • @oldmanc2
      @oldmanc2 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@krishnatharanjan837 Have you seen the flaperon?

    • @thatmatty231guy
      @thatmatty231guy Месяц назад +5

      ⁠@@krishnatharanjan837how do you know that?

    • @patrikpass2962
      @patrikpass2962 Месяц назад

      ​@@thatmatty231guythe aliens who blew it up told him

  • @crushcrush199
    @crushcrush199 Месяц назад +6

    Ashton Forbes is the only „expert“ regarding this case and he knows very well where the plane went, including the US government. Greetings from Diego Garcia :)

    • @subsume7904
      @subsume7904 24 дня назад

      Ashton Forbes is a HERO! He has the answer people, listen to this guy

  • @gozitan5
    @gozitan5 Месяц назад +16

    Diego Garcia

  • @buffalorick5598
    @buffalorick5598 Месяц назад +4

    Zahari, the devil he was, glided it outside 7th arc. I believe Godfrey is on the money!! I wish them luck, it still is very difficult

  • @DBR00
    @DBR00 Месяц назад +2

    I love the anchors accent ❤

  • @mihalyfreeman5928
    @mihalyfreeman5928 Месяц назад +2

    Here read this; HANOI (Reuters) - A Malaysia Airlines flight carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew crashed into the sea 153 miles off the coast of Vietnam's Tho Chu island on Saturday, according to a Vietnamese navy officer quoted by state media.
    "At the moment there are no Vietnamese navy boats in that area so we have to ask boats from Phu Quoc island to be prepared for rescue," Admiral Ngo Van Phat told the website of Tuoi Tre news.
    Tho Chu and Phu Quoc lie to the southwest of southern Vietnam.
    The admiral could not be reached by telephone. It was not immediately clear how he knew where the plane had crashed or whether wreckage had been spotted.
    The plane last had contact with air traffic controllers 120 nautical miles off the east coast of the Malaysian town of Kota Bharu, the airline said.

    • @anjou6497
      @anjou6497 Месяц назад

      Thanks for that.

  • @ProspectElite
    @ProspectElite Месяц назад +67

    The cia knows where it is

  • @nicksonshango2082
    @nicksonshango2082 Месяц назад +2

    Which mistakes were performed by Air Traffic Controllers

  • @tim7402
    @tim7402 Месяц назад +5

    Drones from New Jersey could assist ???

  • @crazyd4371
    @crazyd4371 Месяц назад +7

    Think of how USD143 million dollars could have improved LIVING peoples lives who are struggling to survive in this world. Now we want to throw even more money at this complete and utter waste of time. It's an absolute disgrace!!! STOP THIS MADNESS!!!

    • @JXZZA9
      @JXZZA9 Месяц назад

      Its not, you wont get it how it will change the world.

    • @robbannstrom
      @robbannstrom Месяц назад +2

      143 million USD is not really a lot of money, in the grand scheme of things - just compare it with, for instance, a single new Boeing 777-200ER (the same type as MH370), which costs around $300 million. But the money in this instance will be spent on trying to recover the MH370 black box, and hopefully to learn how and why it disappeared. This is an important goal, in that it will help airlines and aircraft manufacturers, in a global industry worth tens of billions and more, to perhaps minimize the possibility of such an event occurring in the future. And that would be a priceless result.

    • @crazyd4371
      @crazyd4371 Месяц назад +1

      @ in the grand scheme of things 143 million usd, and now we are talking more with this new adventure into how to waste a sh*tload of money, could make a HUGE difference in a developing nation where costs are lower and people are below the poverty line!

    • @robbannstrom
      @robbannstrom Месяц назад +1

      @@crazyd4371 If you pumped 143 million USD into a a developing nation, guaranteed at least half of it would disappear into a few peoples' pockets - and that's a fact of life. The other half would trickle down through middlemen, little reaching the actual consumers at the bottom of the food-chain. But if you have that kind of money, go ahead and give it away - it will certainly make a HUGE difference to a few people.

  • @OPTIMALhoo
    @OPTIMALhoo Месяц назад +3

    I’ve been following this since 2022 and then started following it even harder once the 10 year anniversary happened in 2024 I think Feb?
    Anyways I’m so happy they’re searching again. I believe that the plane was supposed to of crashed in the South Indian Ocean as a controlled ditching. Which means the location they are searching now is much more likely to have results.. I’ll be following it day by day until it’s found.
    However, the only thing in 14 years that had changed my mind on the mass suicide was what Godfrey said about the pilots he found who had a lack of oxygen which made me question my theory..
    #FindMH370

    • @jessicaregina1956
      @jessicaregina1956 Месяц назад

      Ive been following this since 1964.

    • @coachingconfidant2785
      @coachingconfidant2785 Месяц назад

      gym pilots he found they had a full oxygen tank topped up the morning of the flight

  • @EliF-ge5bu
    @EliF-ge5bu Месяц назад +64

    MH370 expert. Knows everything about it except where the plane is.

    • @juicyfruit6311
      @juicyfruit6311 Месяц назад +4

      Pretty much. You and I know as much what happened and where the plane ended up as this clown.

    • @5thribroarn304
      @5thribroarn304 Месяц назад

      @@EliF-ge5bu
      The MH 17 flew to Diego Garcia within hours, then went back to the ME to hide under a hangar for 3 weeks until downed, mistakenly with diseased dead bodies aboard, over Ukraine. 25 seconds too late for Putin's Plane, which was the target with a surface to air missile while BO insisted to be on the phone with him.
      And We Know.

    • @5thribroarn304
      @5thribroarn304 Месяц назад

      @@EliF-ge5bu Censorship much?

    • @krishnatharanjan837
      @krishnatharanjan837 Месяц назад

      This plane is nowhere. It is destroyed from explosions and huge fires. It is shattered in the air.

    • @copaloadofthis
      @copaloadofthis Месяц назад +1

      @@krishnatharanjan837... This is Krishna-Bozo talk !!

  • @gunston999
    @gunston999 День назад +1

    Here’s an idea..why don’t you make a video about MH370 when you actually have something NEW about the missing plane.

  • @tech5298
    @tech5298 29 дней назад +1

    I recommend starting with the video camera evidence at the island of Diego Garcia. Oh wait…😮

  • @FullFrontalNerdity-e3z
    @FullFrontalNerdity-e3z 25 дней назад

    Finding the remains of the plane will be as useful as finding the Titanic.

  • @afko
    @afko Месяц назад +16

    they should listen to the Maldivians who witnessed a flight resembling to it on the next early morning. if you understand you'll know that the time that flight to reach to the economic zone of maldives and the time some maldivians in an local island saw it was matching and all of their descriptions about this plane were the same. very low altitude, blue and red stripes, very noisy, going towards the way of Diego Garcia

    • @adastraspaceandbeyond
      @adastraspaceandbeyond Месяц назад +1

      You do realise that if that is true, there should be video footage be it from CCTV's or phones??? Why aren't there???
      The burden of prood is on you to prove the validity of your theory.

    • @afko
      @afko Месяц назад +7

      @adastraspaceandbeyond women of our grandma's age nor everyone might not carry a smart phone at that moment. their descriptions of the flight were the same and everyone saw it at the same time. they were busy into their chores. I'm not saying something relying on my imagination only. you can Google or check in the RUclips by yourself. they were even offered money by worldwide famous news agencies to give interviews however the govt of Maldives stopped them to do so. one of them even told in an interview he was fishing when he saw the plane and he wish he had the phone to take a picture

    • @sandraaguayo3775
      @sandraaguayo3775 Месяц назад +1

      Can you explain why the passengers and crew didn´t call their relatives all those years? what are the American military gaining hijacking a plane full of innocent people? they suffered the infamous terrorism attack on 11 S, it would be hypocrite for their part.

    • @YouTuber-ep5xx
      @YouTuber-ep5xx Месяц назад

      @@sandraaguayo3775 They'd likely been rendered unconscious..

    • @anjou6497
      @anjou6497 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@afko I believe you, yes. Sounds genuine.

  • @andreiivanov3825
    @andreiivanov3825 8 дней назад

    In order to blow up Flight MH17 and create the illusion that the plane was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile, the West had to conduct a full-scale experiment with the same physical object, Flight MH 370.

  • @edwardleyden460
    @edwardleyden460 Месяц назад

    If that airplane hit the water in a steep dive how come there was so little wreckage found

  • @CatalinaPredoi
    @CatalinaPredoi 8 дней назад

    It's sad that even when we find it we won't get all the answers but I'm very curious of whatever new details we learn. Like was the copilot locked outside the cabin ? Or maybe the pilot was somehow incapacitated. Oh and we should make those black boxes keep the voice recordings in perpetuity.

  • @geoffdrew5207
    @geoffdrew5207 Месяц назад +10

    The US Navy was conducting exercises in the South China Sea where the flight disappeared from, maybe ask them as they have some of the most sophisticated aerial tracking systems in the world.

    • @rickbase833
      @rickbase833 Месяц назад

      Oh, brother. Is that you, Pierre Salinger?

  • @danielmichaelconnolly
    @danielmichaelconnolly Месяц назад +1

    Did anybody check Diego Garcia...? 🤔

  • @JacobJKL
    @JacobJKL 28 дней назад +1

    In the future, I bet we will find a skeletal corpse in the Indian Ocean, or it will surface on the shores of the Indian Ocean, and it will possibly be one of the missing passengers of MH370.

  • @witwisniewski2280
    @witwisniewski2280 Месяц назад +11

    Finding the plane will bring little closure, and it is NOT an aviation mystery.
    The loved ones of MH370 passengers need to understand who killed them and why. Pieces of wreckage on the bottom of an ocean will help very little. There appears to have been nothing wrong with this plane, operated by a reputable airline - there's no aviation-specific information to learn. This is almost a *perfect crime* as someone hijacked a perfectly good airplane, then killed everyone on board while making the plane nearly disappear.
    -There is no mechanical failure to reconstruct.
    -The hijacker(s) turned off almost all radios. Clearly, the plane was intended to disappear so they surely turned off the "black boxes". Even if after 11 years they can be found and read, they have been erased.
    -The plane was probably crashed into tiny bits to prevent finding a big piece, and a violent crash will have hastened the suicide of the hijacker(s).
    -The remains of the passengers will have returned to Nature by now.
    The next $250M needs to be spent on a *crime investigation*. Top crime experts and intelligence agencies worldwide need to contribute their talent. It will be on the scale of "search for Bin Laden" or harder to piece together. The who and why questions may bring some closure.

    • @keesvandenbroek331
      @keesvandenbroek331 Месяц назад +5

      If the plane has been destroyed ito tiny bits, ther would have been a huge number of flotsam. And it would have washed up ashore all around. There have been just a few bits and pieces found.

    • @nancymilawski1048
      @nancymilawski1048 Месяц назад +5

      You can't turn off the black boxes

    • @johngreydanus2033
      @johngreydanus2033 Месяц назад +2

      But it is at the very least, CONFIRMATION

    • @NewChannel-wi7vj
      @NewChannel-wi7vj Месяц назад +1

      *M0R0N*

    • @ahoskova7591
      @ahoskova7591 Месяц назад

      @@nancymilawski1048 Semantics regardless. The black boxes however intact they may have been, have long ceased functioning; especially at such depths where the plane wreckage is alleged to be. iirc search operations had 3 months to find the black boxes before they would become useless.

  • @oceanfroggie
    @oceanfroggie День назад

    At this stage after 10 years at that depth the CVR and FDR will most likely not survive so they won't learn anything new from discovering the wreckage unless the nose and cockpit was in tact after the AC landed or crashed into the SEA (unlikely). In future AC need to stream telemetry data, CVR and FDR data in real time to cloud storage, not depend on storage on board after an incident. In this case 2hrs of CVR data will tell them nothing. They need CVR data for the first 2 hours of flight in this tragic case not the last 2 hrs. The only advantage of discovering the wreak, is partial closure for loved ones. The cause unlikely to be established without CVR and FDR, or other evidence.

  • @milliondollarempire
    @milliondollarempire 15 дней назад

    Indian ocean is really deep from an average of 12,000 feet to 16,000 feet its like looking for a needle in a stack of needles

  • @loz1098
    @loz1098 Месяц назад +4

    Maybe finding that the blackbox circuit breaker was tripped or finding oxygen masks deployed could give clues to pilot involvement....but who knows I'm no expert I just watch a lot of Mayday 🧐

    • @ImperrfectStranger
      @ImperrfectStranger Месяц назад

      The "black box" circuit breakers are not in the cockpit. It's unlikely he left the cockpit to pull them half way through the flight (some airlines even screw down the access hatch making access impossible without tools). And it would be pretty pointless. The recordings are not going to disappear.

    • @loz1098
      @loz1098 Месяц назад

      ​@ImperrfectStranger interesting...thanks for the info...out of interest how does the pilot preserve the data in the event if an incident?

    • @ImperrfectStranger
      @ImperrfectStranger Месяц назад

      @@loz1098 Not sure what you mean. The data is stored on the memory chips or magnetic tape in the flight/voice recorders. The length of the recordings is dependent on the type of recorder/memory chips. If the pilot was able to remove power from the recorder/s, the memory is not erased, it just stops the recorders recording, leaving the last x hours/minutes in memory. If the recorders are left running, the data in memory is progressively overwritten, leaving only the latest data. The pilot has no way of accessing the data. This is left to engineers/crash investigators.
      There have been moves in the industry to have the data transmitted by the aircraft to the ground via satellite so that if the recorders can't be found, there will be a record of the data at a ground data centre. I think progress has been slow in this area. Satellite connections can be expensive, at least for the amount of data which is recorded by aircraft. Aircraft will probably have to be redesigned to accommodate this feature. Note however, that in the MAS incident, the pilot (or whoever) was able to stop most of the Satellite communication.

  • @MF-tp1qv
    @MF-tp1qv Месяц назад +5

    Govts knows the fate of the plane n passengers right from the begining. They will plant something and say found the plane, who cares.

    • @jenm6387
      @jenm6387 Месяц назад +3

      That's not very kind - the relatives care very much.

    • @MF-tp1qv
      @MF-tp1qv Месяц назад +1

      @@jenm6387 i mean the govt, not relatives.

  • @deonellis8577
    @deonellis8577 Месяц назад +1

    😆😆😆 Looking in the COMPLETELY wrong place... But hey, what do I know.
    I'll laugh once I start posting the photos on the Internet.

    • @victorialawhon2251
      @victorialawhon2251 Месяц назад +2

      Expect a knock on the door from government officials for keeping info to yourself

  • @petervossos4816
    @petervossos4816 18 дней назад

    I have a strong feeling that the plane was hijacked.

  • @grem1944
    @grem1944 Месяц назад

    There is little chance the plane will be found. If it is found, there is a greater chance of more questions than answers, and we will never know exactly what happened.

  • @philipbuckley759
    @philipbuckley759 21 день назад

    when you figure it out, please let us know....no need to rehash known information...

  • @pstanyer1
    @pstanyer1 26 дней назад

    Whats the real question? its how can an aircraft not transmit its exact position via GPS at all times. How can a planes transponder be turned off. Thats the madness of this situation.

  • @DrNovid
    @DrNovid Месяц назад +1

    With all of these, it only looks like NASA saying, "blah, blah, blah....so and so. so and so......", so we went to Moon 6 times, and we stopped now because of the cost involved 😅

  • @DrBiBeatz
    @DrBiBeatz Месяц назад +1

    3 ufo's made the plane disappear.

  • @lauramills2627
    @lauramills2627 Месяц назад +5

    I’m gonna be the weirdo that says this, but what new expertise? All of a sudden there’s new theories that weren’t thought of when the plane first crashed? If that’s the case, maybe aliens swooped down and stole it

    • @irie3yed
      @irie3yed Месяц назад

      ruclips.net/user/shortsNxczXrc68lM?si=wIASzJXqwshpGXtw

    • @robbannstrom
      @robbannstrom Месяц назад +1

      It's actually the case that many people learn new things every day, or new evidence comes to light. For others like yourself, that would not apply.

    • @LaurieR100
      @LaurieR100 Месяц назад

      Wspr data showing flight path

  • @tonyak8354
    @tonyak8354 Месяц назад +3

    I dunno what they'll be able to prove, IF they locate the main wreckage. Captain Zaharie was likely responsible.

  • @charlestoast4051
    @charlestoast4051 Месяц назад

    One theory was that the plane descended after loss of pressurisation, in which case it would not be able to glide for 100 nautical miles. Lots of speculation.

    • @ImperrfectStranger
      @ImperrfectStranger Месяц назад

      I'm pretty sure the cockpit oxygen masks would enable him to glide for that long (or to an altitude which would have oxygen), especially if he was the only one using the crew oxygen supply. The flight crew oxygen system is not like the drop down masks in the cabin which have a limited supply.

  • @je7887
    @je7887 Месяц назад +2

    OK, back when this tragedy unfolded, I stated on an online forum that the search should be more towards the north. I hope and pray that the families will get closure!

  • @Allhardwoodfloor
    @Allhardwoodfloor 24 дня назад

    belly fire- no mention of change altitude and witness on islands who reported the plane on fire

  • @chhansen9813
    @chhansen9813 Месяц назад +3

    To make a jumbo jet glide for over 100 miles out of fuel would take an extremely skilled pilot, of which there arent very many in the entire world! The pilot would have to be one smart mofo to make specific maneuvers at specific times which would include severe drops in altitude several times periodically which could easily break up the plane if not done correctly! Doing it on a simulator isnt like the real thing!

    • @jessicaregina1956
      @jessicaregina1956 Месяц назад

      That's nothing! In russia all jets can glide 101 miles while out of fuel!

    • @chhansen9813
      @chhansen9813 Месяц назад

      @@jessicaregina1956 LMMFAO! Yea, it all has to do with location, location, location! I lost IQ points reading your comment!

    • @jessicaregina1956
      @jessicaregina1956 Месяц назад +1

      @@chhansen9813 yup! Thats woight! In Singapore jets cannot fly even with fuel!

    • @jessicaregina1956
      @jessicaregina1956 Месяц назад

      @@chhansen9813 in Ukraine all jets crash on takeoff!

    • @jessicaregina1956
      @jessicaregina1956 Месяц назад

      @@chhansen9813 whats wrong with saying you crane jets crash on takeoff!

  • @DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE
    @DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE Месяц назад

    Please help me pass this message to pilots family:
    Pilot wants his family to know, the song "Dream Weaver". I dont know why or what it means...
    Prayers for all the families...
    Oh, and I told pilot that song, Morning After, would be better. Boy, he didnt like that at all...lol He could see me after death, and usually I dont say anything, but I was so impressed with his flying skill that I asked him if he was military trained. He said no, he had an at home simulator that he tried different things on..so I agreed to give his family a message...Im in U.S., and have posted this since that plane went missing.
    Finding the plane, makes it safer for everyone.

  • @AC_Milan1899
    @AC_Milan1899 13 дней назад

    Vanished is the key word. Have a word with the US

  • @witwisniewski2280
    @witwisniewski2280 Месяц назад +13

    Just because a plane crossing a radio path can alter the radio waves does not mean that a change in a radio signal was a plane. A thousand other effects could have done the same.
    Mr. Godfrey, please track a few dozen planes using WSPR, blindly, and then show that you actually isolated effects of specific flights and reconstructed their flight paths as corroborated by actual tracking. The world will believe your claims if you verify your claims using the thousands of flights and hundreds of signals available each day for such research.

    • @mikerodent3164
      @mikerodent3164 Месяц назад

      Yes, blind trials are the only and obvious answer, and I've been saying that ever since he started this claim about WSPR several years ago. I have no expertise in this area, but some experts have said that the signal-to-noise is far too low for this to be in any way workable. My scepticism is, unfortunately, now very high.

    • @ncooper8438
      @ncooper8438 Месяц назад +2

      Independent research has been taking place into the reliability of WSPR tracking. And WSPR is one of several pointers to the crash site, as stated in the video.

    • @smcdonald9991
      @smcdonald9991 Месяц назад +3

      " A thousand other effects could have done the same"
      Really? Such as what?

    • @Nicosshala
      @Nicosshala Месяц назад +2

      The MH370 was flying on the worlds most remote place , and this signal at night time on a remote part like this should only came from the MH370!

    • @robbannstrom
      @robbannstrom Месяц назад

      Crossing ***A*** radio path? It crossed ***MANY*** radio paths. Traces of disturbances in the WSPR radio signals have been conducted on many flights over oceans since, and consistently show good results. That - and other newer clues - make a pretty convincing argument for a new search. There's a lot at stake here, and if the aircraft can be located, the chances of knowing what actually happened would be within reach.

  • @gerby8
    @gerby8 Месяц назад

    Much much money will be involve before during and after the search just imagine the rights to produce the documentary

  • @Transporterdouble48zero
    @Transporterdouble48zero Месяц назад

    10 Years -
    With more than 10 Different Weather Patterns impacting.
    Peoples Waste Time,Energy & $
    Good Luck

  • @elizabethroberts6215
    @elizabethroberts6215 Месяц назад

    ……it’s never going to be found, especially if it’s 2000’ below ocean floor mud………

  • @mauricio471
    @mauricio471 Месяц назад +13

    Greetings from Jundiaí, Brazil.
    If he wanted to commit a mass murder suicide as a political revange, as a deep moment of sorrow, why did he need to travel 6 or 7 hours once, he had many opportunities to do something sinister much time before? It doesn't make any sense to me.
    A controlled ditching for the purpose of a suicide ??????
    Could you imagine flying at night and not having any lights on the plane?
    Could you imagine turning off everything including critical systems in the middle of the night?
    Well, many controversial coincidences make me think that both the captain and the co-pilot are innocent in an ocean of lies. Inmarsat should have been the first to be consulted as soon as MH370 went missing,
    Other “coincidences”
    1- How couldn’t the air traffic controller consider an unidentified aircraft with a transponder off as a threat?
    2- How can an unidentified aircraft with a transponder off fly precisely along a place where different airspaces actually meet in one spot without being intercepted?
    3- The military who use other forms of radar, mainly primary radar, didn't lose sight of MH370, so they kept watching it for some time and they watched it fly along a line precisely between two areas of air traffic control responsibility and nobody questioned what was going on. Why?
    4- Before supposedly being practiced on his personal simulator, how could the pilot expect the air traffic controllers to be "sleeping" on duty right exactly the moment that an unidentified aircraft is flying above?

    • @jackharle1251
      @jackharle1251 Месяц назад +6

      He thought he was clever, much like you

    • @bobgillis1137
      @bobgillis1137 28 дней назад

      Don't believe anything until it is officially denied. Want the truth? Determine what the mainstream narrative is and look at its opposite.

  • @RayRay-rk5bd
    @RayRay-rk5bd Месяц назад +1

    Ask the USA

  • @timhensley1297
    @timhensley1297 17 дней назад

    I hope they find it. I think this guy might have the right idea. I cant believe the military acustic detectors couldn't locate it. Why the captain did it is the big question. I think Malaysia talked to the pilot to make a deal that fell through. They dont want it found.

  • @regandunn4850
    @regandunn4850 29 дней назад

    Amazing how you can loose a plane

  • @ghrbaa6727
    @ghrbaa6727 Месяц назад +11

    So we have MH370 experts now? It’s a new science?

    • @johngreydanus2033
      @johngreydanus2033 Месяц назад

      Yes, for hundreds of years there was only fingerprints, and then there was DNA, think about it, oh wait, never mind.

  • @richmiller9844
    @richmiller9844 29 дней назад

    Definitely will be in the last place you look!

  • @DiceMan72
    @DiceMan72 Месяц назад

    "Oh look..we found it"

  • @Rex-l2t
    @Rex-l2t Месяц назад +17

    As an old airline pilot the fact that the Captain had a computer flight simulator at his home makes me think he was most likely a little mad, and the person responsible for this disaster.
    As I said to a builder friend, what would he think if one of his workmates played with a toy hammer at home.

    • @MF-tp1qv
      @MF-tp1qv Месяц назад +5

      YOU ARE OLD.

    • @samuria-
      @samuria- Месяц назад +4

      I am a pilot and have a computer simulator at home. What’s your point? I regularly also fly the routes in simulator that I fly for the company.

    • @Rex-l2t
      @Rex-l2t Месяц назад +2

      @ Then you to are a little strange. I’ve just landed after 8 hours and all I can think is “ thank god that’s over”.
      I can’t even remember why I ever thought learning to fly was a good idea, and only persist because that’s all I know how to do. I have to pay the bills somehow.

    • @samuria-
      @samuria- Месяц назад +3

      @@Rex-l2t I came back from a 14 hour flight yesterday and studying the A350 at home in the simulator today. I’m happy to be strange.

    • @IqmalAziz
      @IqmalAziz Месяц назад

      ​@@samuria-dont feel estranged my guy, i know a streamer who is a trucker and when hes at home not trucking, he has a REAL TRUCK SIM so that he can play ets2

  • @jspaceemperor420
    @jspaceemperor420 Месяц назад

    I doubt this plane will ever be found, Purposefully.

  • @CoolHand273
    @CoolHand273 Месяц назад +1

    Greatest aviation mystery? How about DB cooper and Amelia Earhart?

    • @GWNorth-db8vn
      @GWNorth-db8vn Месяц назад +2

      Amelia really isn't much of a mystery. What happened is obvious, the only thing that isn't is exactly where it ended.

    • @jessicaregina1956
      @jessicaregina1956 Месяц назад

      The even greater mystery is how amelia earhart was the mother of the sixth queen.

    • @doogyob
      @doogyob 22 дня назад

      Have you seen the recent discoveries in the DB Cooper mystery that have prompted the FBI to reopen the case? It looks to be solved.

    • @GWNorth-db8vn
      @GWNorth-db8vn 21 день назад

      @ - It really doesn't look solved. They found a chute in a guy's garage that was modified in the same way as one supplied to Cooper. Also a common way for people to modify chutes of that model, no serial number, no reason why anyone would haul a chute out of the mountains and pack it back up in his garage.

  • @Sammie551
    @Sammie551 27 дней назад

    It was obviously the captain, I don't care what anybody says

  • @richardpark3054
    @richardpark3054 Месяц назад

    After over 10 years, what does anybody hope to discover by finding the wreckage?

    • @NewChannel-wi7vj
      @NewChannel-wi7vj Месяц назад +2

      Your mom.

    • @richardpark3054
      @richardpark3054 Месяц назад

      @@NewChannel-wi7vj Those unfortunate people are gone. Finding the remains of their remains will not change, prove, or add anything. Let them rest in peace.

  • @footyball66
    @footyball66 Месяц назад +3

    Those drones in Jersey abducted MH370 and have it on their mothership.

    • @purplesprigs
      @purplesprigs Месяц назад

      Finally, someone who understands. Also, D.B. Cooper and Princess Anastasia were on board.

  • @airtabvortexgenerators4449
    @airtabvortexgenerators4449 Месяц назад

    Hazzunga! Hazzunga! "Oops. Be careful there sport. Don't step in the huzzunga!".

  • @mararivera8646
    @mararivera8646 Месяц назад +3

    Ashton Forbes has done thorough research on this subject.
    Do a You Tube search and you will find many interviews with him. If they're dated, look for he most recent ones. If no date, check one or more of them anyway. He has become the expert.

    • @robbannstrom
      @robbannstrom Месяц назад +1

      Ashton Forbes is a loony plasmoids nut whose "expertise" extends to aliens, cold fusion, warp drives, and any other kind of pseudoscientific trash. As far as MH370 goes, I'd be surprised if he could actually spell "MH370."

    • @grijzekijker
      @grijzekijker Месяц назад +1

      Ashton has so much self confidence that he started to believe his hocus-pocus.

  • @A_Better_Mindset
    @A_Better_Mindset Месяц назад +3

    I hope they find it but I have doubts they will find anything or anything significant. If so, then I’m leaning more towards Ashton Forbes theory.

  • @dahappychappy
    @dahappychappy 19 дней назад

    I need to know

  • @ErnestJLivfree
    @ErnestJLivfree Месяц назад

    the real expert on MH370 investigation is Ashton Forbes and thats just facts.

  • @christopherlaw9184
    @christopherlaw9184 Месяц назад +1

    All things happen for a reason/s. Find the reason/s and you might find the plane.

  • @naiko6700
    @naiko6700 Месяц назад +2

    2025 lets go 🙏 please be found!!

  • @saralgupta5250
    @saralgupta5250 Месяц назад

    Did they recover the money from 1MDB? It crashed and that’s a fact. You’re only gonna give hope and then thwart it again for the families.

  • @scopex2749
    @scopex2749 24 дня назад

    WHY are they wasting time even doing this? That aircraft is in millions of bits in VERY DEEP ocean. It hasnt been seen for TEN YEARS so its G O N E..........OK give it up.

  • @xkoote
    @xkoote Месяц назад

    Well, the news graphic has 2 737's. That's two mysteries solved right there. ffs ....

  • @K-Mal0
    @K-Mal0 Месяц назад

    It's daylight Clear and Obvious. Underwater but they don't let us know.