A scientist from Australia claims to have located the missing MH370 aircraft.
On March 8, 2014, a Malaysian Airlines flight carrying 239 passengers vanished from view as it took off from Kuala Lumpur Airport in southern Malaysia towards Beijing, China.
An Australian scientist has declared that, in a significant development, he has located the “perfect hiding place” for the missing MH370 airliner, years after it vanished. In 2014, the Malaysian Airlines flight carrying 239 passengers took off from Kuala Lumpur and, shortly thereafter, disappeared off the radar. Consequently, authorities initiated the largest search in aviation history after the plane disappeared, and, as a result, its current whereabouts remain a mystery. According to research from Tasmania, Vincent Lyne believes that he has located the plane. Specifically, Mr. Lyne claimed in a LinkedIn post that the pilot flew the aircraft into Broken Ridge. This chasm, moreover, in the Indian Ocean is 20,000 feet deep.
Furthermore, the author stated that this work changes the narrative of MH370’s disappearance. It shifts the focus from no blame, fuel starvation, and high-speed dive to a mastermind pilot’s almost perfect disappearance act in the Southern Indian Ocean.
“It would have worked, however, were it not for MH370 plowing its right wing through a wave, and the discovery of the regular interrogation satellite communications by Inmarsat – a brilliant discovery, which was also announced in the Journal of Navigation,” he stated.
Mr. Lyne: Possible involvement of the jet in a “controlled ditching”
Mr. Lyne, who works for the University of Tasmania’s Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, made a suggestion. Furthermore, he added that the missing MH370 plane may have experienced controlled ditching based on the damage to its wings, flaps, and flaperon. This type of incident recalls Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger’s 2009 experience on the Hudson River.
Moreover, Mr. Lyne wrote that Larry Vance’s original claim is justified beyond doubt. Specifically, this justification is based on debris damage analyses that were brilliant, skilled, and very careful. Notably, Vance, a decorated ex-Chief Canadian Air-crash Investigator, made this claim regarding MH370. He concluded that, in contrast to a high-speed fuel-starved crash, the plane underwent a masterful ‘controlled ditching.’
Finally, the FBI and officials discovered and discarded The Pilot-in-Command’s home simulator track where it intersected with the longitude of Penang airport. Consequently, the FBI and officials deemed this intersection as ‘irrelevant.
The strategically chosen landmark is located near the eastern extremity of Broken Ridge. This area is home to a bottomless 6000-meter hole. The ocean environment is rocky and hazardous. It is well-known for its new deep-water species and wild fisheries. It contains fine sediments and features narrow, steep sides. Large ridges and other deep holes flank it. Mr. Lyne stated that it is an ideal place to hide. He stated that we need to confirm the area as a high priority.
Officials and search firms will decide whether or not to search for MH370. However, science indicates where MH370 is. We also know why past searches were unsuccessful.” In summary, science has fully solved the missing MH370 mystery,” he continued.
Missing Aircraft MH370 was en route to Beijing, China
Notably, on March 8, 2014, aircraft MH370 disappeared from Kuala Lumpur Airport in southern Malaysia. At the time, the plane was traveling to Beijing, China, with 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board. The search for the aircraft in the Indian Ocean covered nearly three square kilometers. After three years, there was very little evidence of the aircraft remaining. A few bits of debris were discovered. The effort was halted in January 2017. The plane has never been discovered, despite the biggest search in aviation history.
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