Pieces of the aircraft thought to be from Malaysia Airlines MH370 rediscovered in the waters of Madagascar. The evidence further strengthens the suicide pilot theory.
March 8, 2014, airplane Malaysia Airlines MH370 contact lost. The Boeing 777 aircraft is known to have flown from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with its final destination in Beijing, China.
The ill-fated plane was carrying 239 people on board. Until now, the MH370 crash is still the biggest mystery in the aviation world.
But slowly, the mystery began to unravel. More recently, a fisherman in Madagascar found parts of an aircraft suspected of being from MH370.
The piece is thought to have come from the aircraft’s landing gear door. Just last month, the fisherman reported his findings. In fact, he admitted to having found pieces of the plane since 2017.
The Fisherman didn’t realize how important the wreck he had found was. From the first time it was discovered until now, the plane piece has been used by his wife as a laundry board.
According to a new report released this week by British engineer Richard Godfrey and American MH370 wrecker Blaine Gibson, plane parts recovered by Madagascar fishermen are known as “Door Trunn‘.
They said the door was likely damaged from the inside, as a result of the plane’s engine rupturing on impact. This suggests that the landing gear may have been down when the plane crashed into the Indian Ocean eight years ago.
But according to them, the flaps on the plane’s wings are believed not to open to slow the plane down. If the landing gear of the plane is opened, the fuselage will be destroyed when it hits the sea at high speed.
Removing the landing gear also increases the likelihood of the aircraft sinking rapidly and reduces the time for survivors to be evacuated. Godfrey and Gibson believe, flight MH370 accidentally crashed by the pilot.
“The fact that the damage was found from the inside out leads to the conclusion that the landing gear was deliberately removed to increase the impact of the crash, which supports the conclusion that the pilot was active up until the end of flight,” said the report, quoted by 9News. Australia, Thursday (15/12/2022).
“The level of damage indicated that there were extremely extreme penetrating forces through the pieces of the aircraft, leading to the conclusion that the flight ended with the aircraft executing a high speed sharp dive designed to ensure that the plane was broken into as many pieces as possible,” the report added.
Watch a video “The Dutch court has sentenced the shooter of flight MH17“
[Gambas:Video 20detik]
(wsw/wsw)
