No physical evidence of the Boeing 777 has been found, and other clues-logs of automated. On March 8, 2014, Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared with barely a trace, carrying 239 people on board-seemingly vanishing into the dark night. A second search, led by the American firm Ocean Infinity, also came up empty.įormer Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has claimed that the “very top levels” of the Malaysian government believed that the captain of MH370 downed the plane in a mass murder-suicide.ĭespite the tantalizing discovery on the beach this week, aviation researcher Mick Gilbert told The Australian that “the part shows nowhere near enough weathering, has relatively sparse barnacle growth and is almost certainly the wrong color.” This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Working on Malaysia’s behalf, Australia failed to locate the aircraft during the largest search in aviation history before ending it in 2017. The first aviation catastrophe of the year came when Malaysian Airlines flight.
Possible debris from Flight MH370 has appeared on a beach in Australia. The Boeing 337 plane wreckage was found a week later by the Navy aircraft. KUALA LUMPUR: A group of aviation experts believe that they have located the crash site of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, more than six years after the airplane vanished on March 8, 2014. The angler said many people reached out to him about the possibility that the pieces came from the doomed Boeing 777, which disappeared shortly after taking off for Beijing from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on March 8, 2014. We've found it Experts say they have located MH370 crash site New Straits Times. Mike Elcoate, a fisherman who spotted the wreckage Monday near Cape Tribulation in Far North Queensland, said he initially thought the parts came from a boat’s rudder or possibly a plane’s trim tab, the Mirror reported.īut he then reportedly discovered a wing-link structure nearby and posted his findings online in an aircraft maintenance engineering Facebook group, according to the news outlet.
Parts from an aircraft have washed up on a remote Australian beach, raising hopes the debris could be from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which vanished in 2014 with 239 people aboard, according to a report. MH370 expert claims to have found exact spot where doomed plane crashedĮngineer says doomed MH370 plane ‘flew in circles for 20 mins before vanishing’Įx-Australian PM says Malaysia leaders suspect MH370 pilot of downing plane New doc on MH370 mystery supports theory of intentional crash
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