A mystery soon to be solved? 10 years ago, on March 8, 2024, Malaysia Airlines plane MH370 disappeared. As reported The Dispatchformer Air France long-haul pilot Patrick Blelly was interested in the case and has his own hypothesis to explain the tragedy, and the disappearance of the 239 passengers, including four French people. Since then, debris from the device has been found, notably on beaches in southern Africa, but it is still impossible to know what really happened. According to the analysis of radar data, unexploited until now, elements are highlighted: diversion, simulated emergency descent, cabin depressurization and a landing in the southern Indian Ocean. The analysis of aeronautical and satellite data allowed the specialist to reconstruct the route which seemed most likely to him. After takeoff at 00:42, the aircraft’s signature disappears at 1:20. He leaves the planned route in a U-turn “very tight”indicating “manual piloting”, according to the report by Patrick Blelly and Jean-Luc Marchand.
A deliberate act?
And according to these experts, the results are very simple: the plane continued “in controlled gliding flight” towards “a well-controlled landing that produced little debris” in an area not covered by the research of the Ocean Infinity vessel in 2018. The authors of the report are convinced of this: “an experienced person, an experienced pilot, was at the controlsuntil the end”. THE “seven turns made to our knowledge are proof of this”, they add. The evidence also demonstrates “that MH370 skirted a border and avoided military zones. It pretended to follow air routes. It reduced its altitude to avoid a collision with an airliner”. What about the 227 passengers and crew members? “The plane was deliberately depressurized with the aim of neutralizing everyone”, assure the French specialists. The challenge now is to understand the reasons for this act, and the identity of the person in charge at the time of the events. The evidence is in one of the Boeing’s black boxes that sits on the ocean floor. The two French experts are convinced of this.