Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/flight-mh370-missing-malaysia-airlines-theories-what-happen-11323952
(Updated: )
Ricky Lim
Malaysia military radar detected the MH370 deviate and go pass Penang airspace towards the Indian Ocean - after it disappear from KL civilian radar.
Wonder why Malaysia did not scramble its FA18 hornet jet hosted in Butterworth to intercept and follow where it goes or escort it back?
Thought Malaysia FA18 are still able to fly?
Wonder why Malaysia did not scramble its FA18 hornet jet hosted in Butterworth to intercept and follow where it goes or escort it back?
Thought Malaysia FA18 are still able to fly?
Pher Kim Huat
Would like to extend my deepest sympathy to the families of the victims of this MH370 disappearance as 5 years on still no closures for them.
Based on the theories mentioned here, the possibility seems more likey to be the first two i.e. either "Mechanical Failure", or "Rogue Pilot" as Zaharie was a veteran pilot who knows the aircraft well enough to manoeuvre and glide it smoothly to the deepest of the Indian Ocean with minimum impact so that it's very difficult to be found despite a few fragments of the jet have already been found, all on western Indian Ocean shores ?
There will be a lot of debris if the pilot lost control as the aircraft would likely smashed onto the surface of the ocean but in this case, it seemed to be "glided professionally" like a "professional diver" to cause minimum splash and went down deep into the ocean bed ?
Also, it's a mystery why the aircraft turn back from its original north bound path to fly over the Indian Ocean that sounds rather "deliberate" ?
Though may still be possible, the other theories seem more speculative like the "bomoh" offering his help with a coconut as his tool to search for the aircraft in KL Airport ?
Though seems very difficult after such a long time and effort rendered with professionals and helpful countries like Australia, etc, just hope we can finally break this mystery to give the victim's families a deserved closure.
Based on the theories mentioned here, the possibility seems more likey to be the first two i.e. either "Mechanical Failure", or "Rogue Pilot" as Zaharie was a veteran pilot who knows the aircraft well enough to manoeuvre and glide it smoothly to the deepest of the Indian Ocean with minimum impact so that it's very difficult to be found despite a few fragments of the jet have already been found, all on western Indian Ocean shores ?
There will be a lot of debris if the pilot lost control as the aircraft would likely smashed onto the surface of the ocean but in this case, it seemed to be "glided professionally" like a "professional diver" to cause minimum splash and went down deep into the ocean bed ?
Also, it's a mystery why the aircraft turn back from its original north bound path to fly over the Indian Ocean that sounds rather "deliberate" ?
Though may still be possible, the other theories seem more speculative like the "bomoh" offering his help with a coconut as his tool to search for the aircraft in KL Airport ?
Though seems very difficult after such a long time and effort rendered with professionals and helpful countries like Australia, etc, just hope we can finally break this mystery to give the victim's families a deserved closure.
No comments:
Post a Comment