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Mystery: the Malaysia Airlines plane that was never found
- A plane weighs thousands of kilos and is controlled by a series of mechanisms. So how can such a huge object just disappear overnight?
The mystery surrounding the vanishing of the MH370 flight still torments a lot of people, most of all the passengers' relatives and friends.
Learn all about the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines flight.
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Take-off - March 8, 2014: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 heading to Beijing departs from the Kuala Lumpur airport.
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On board - In total there were 239 people on board.
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Nationalities - Nationalities on the plane included Chinese, Indonesian, Russian, Dutch, Ukrainian, New Zealander, Malaysian, Australian, Indian, French, American, Canadian and Iranian.
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Passengers - According to Malaysia Airlines, there were five children among the passengers.
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Nightmare - Forty minutes after take-off, the plane loses contact with all control towers.
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No record - Before they disappeared from the radar, the crew hadn't reported anything wrong with the plane. In the early hours of March 8, the plane disappeared without a trace.
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Searches - Soon after, searches and investigations began.
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Mystery - The plane's automatic system also didn't send a faulty alert.
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Revelations - During the preliminary investigations, an interesting bit of information came about: the plane's loss of contact with the towers may not have been accidental.
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Intentional? - According to the National Post, investigators believe there is evidence someone may have shut off the communication systems and diverted the plane.
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Crash site - The most likely thing, according to investigators, is that the plane fell in a remote area in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
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Solidarity - Australia, Malaysia and China lead the intense searches for the lost plane, but 25 countries have been involved too.
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New hint - Malaysia's air force said the plane was detected flying over the Strait of Malacca after it lost contact with the tower.
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Different route - That was not part of the original route, which raises suspicions.
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Suspects - Authorities found out that two Iranians got on board with fake passports, which raises questions about a terrorist plot.
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Crime - The documents had been stolen from an Italian and a Swiss man months before.
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Terrorism - According to TIME magazine, the airline bosses discarded the possibility of the plane having being overtaken by terrorists.
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Check-in - Another curious fact is that five passengers checked in but never got on the plane.
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Denied theory - Malaysian authorities rejected the theory that the plane detected flying over the Strait of Malacca was the MH370.
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Media - On March 13, 2014, the Wall Street Journal published an article claiming there was a chance the plane flew for another four hours after it lost contact.
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New route - That would be enough time for the plane to make it to distant places like Mongolia or Pakistan.
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Conspiracy theory - But again, Malaysian authorities dismissed that theory.
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Signal - The passengers' relatives contacted their family members through cell phone and claimed they heard some sort of signal.
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Signal - According to them, even three days after the crash, some phones appeared online on the Chinese text message service QQ, according to TIME magazine.
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Verdict - On March 24, the Malaysian Prime Minister confirmed that, without a doubt, the plane had crashed in the Indian Ocean and there were no survivors.
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Mystery continues - So where are the remains?
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Proof - In 2015, a strange object was found on Réunion Island, near Madagascar.
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Wreckage - Authorities reached the conclusion that it was probably part of the wreckage from the plane, but there is still some uncertainty regarding it.
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Explosion - An employee at an oil platform said he saw something in flames over the South China Sea.
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Aliens? - TIME magazine said that some internet forums and blogs claimed the plane was abducted by aliens.
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Reasons - An online conspiracy theory also says the plane was brought down in order to kill Chinese scientists.
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Scientists - According to that theory, the scientists had in their possession a pharmaceutical patent that was considered revolutionary.
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What do you think? - How about you? How do you think flight MH370 disappeared?
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Mystery: the Malaysia Airlines plane that was never found
- A plane weighs thousands of kilos and is controlled by a series of mechanisms. So how can such a huge object just disappear overnight?
The mystery surrounding the vanishing of the MH370 flight still torments a lot of people, most of all the passengers' relatives and friends.
Learn all about the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines flight.
© iStock
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Take-off - March 8, 2014: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 heading to Beijing departs from the Kuala Lumpur airport.
© iStock
1 / 34 Fotos
On board - In total there were 239 people on board.
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Nationalities - Nationalities on the plane included Chinese, Indonesian, Russian, Dutch, Ukrainian, New Zealander, Malaysian, Australian, Indian, French, American, Canadian and Iranian.
© iStock
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Passengers - According to Malaysia Airlines, there were five children among the passengers.
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Nightmare - Forty minutes after take-off, the plane loses contact with all control towers.
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5 / 34 Fotos
No record - Before they disappeared from the radar, the crew hadn't reported anything wrong with the plane. In the early hours of March 8, the plane disappeared without a trace.
© iStock
6 / 34 Fotos
Searches - Soon after, searches and investigations began.
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7 / 34 Fotos
Mystery - The plane's automatic system also didn't send a faulty alert.
© iStock
8 / 34 Fotos
Revelations - During the preliminary investigations, an interesting bit of information came about: the plane's loss of contact with the towers may not have been accidental.
© Reuters
9 / 34 Fotos
Intentional? - According to the National Post, investigators believe there is evidence someone may have shut off the communication systems and diverted the plane.
© Shutterstock
10 / 34 Fotos
Crash site - The most likely thing, according to investigators, is that the plane fell in a remote area in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
© Shutterstock
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Solidarity - Australia, Malaysia and China lead the intense searches for the lost plane, but 25 countries have been involved too.
© Reuters
12 / 34 Fotos
New hint - Malaysia's air force said the plane was detected flying over the Strait of Malacca after it lost contact with the tower.
© iStock
13 / 34 Fotos
Different route - That was not part of the original route, which raises suspicions.
© Reuters
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Suspects - Authorities found out that two Iranians got on board with fake passports, which raises questions about a terrorist plot.
© iStock
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Crime - The documents had been stolen from an Italian and a Swiss man months before.
© iStock
16 / 34 Fotos
Terrorism - According to TIME magazine, the airline bosses discarded the possibility of the plane having being overtaken by terrorists.
© Shutterstock
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Check-in - Another curious fact is that five passengers checked in but never got on the plane.
© iStock
18 / 34 Fotos
Denied theory - Malaysian authorities rejected the theory that the plane detected flying over the Strait of Malacca was the MH370.
© iStock
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Media - On March 13, 2014, the Wall Street Journal published an article claiming there was a chance the plane flew for another four hours after it lost contact.
© iStock
20 / 34 Fotos
New route - That would be enough time for the plane to make it to distant places like Mongolia or Pakistan.
© iStock
21 / 34 Fotos
Conspiracy theory - But again, Malaysian authorities dismissed that theory.
© iStock
22 / 34 Fotos
Signal - The passengers' relatives contacted their family members through cell phone and claimed they heard some sort of signal.
© iStock
23 / 34 Fotos
Signal - According to them, even three days after the crash, some phones appeared online on the Chinese text message service QQ, according to TIME magazine.
© iStock
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Verdict - On March 24, the Malaysian Prime Minister confirmed that, without a doubt, the plane had crashed in the Indian Ocean and there were no survivors.
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Mystery continues - So where are the remains?
© iStock
26 / 34 Fotos
Proof - In 2015, a strange object was found on Réunion Island, near Madagascar.
© Reuters
27 / 34 Fotos
Wreckage - Authorities reached the conclusion that it was probably part of the wreckage from the plane, but there is still some uncertainty regarding it.
© Reuters
28 / 34 Fotos
Explosion - An employee at an oil platform said he saw something in flames over the South China Sea.
© Shutterstock
29 / 34 Fotos
Aliens? - TIME magazine said that some internet forums and blogs claimed the plane was abducted by aliens.
© Shutterstock
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Reasons - An online conspiracy theory also says the plane was brought down in order to kill Chinese scientists.
© iStock
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Scientists - According to that theory, the scientists had in their possession a pharmaceutical patent that was considered revolutionary.
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What do you think? - How about you? How do you think flight MH370 disappeared?
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The mystery surrounding the missing Malaysia Airlines plane
What happened to flight MH370?
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An airline disaster affects people from all around the world and the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is one of the most shocking in recent history. The plane vanished from the radars and no survivors or wreckage were found afterwards. So what happened?Click here to find out more about the circumstances surrounding one of the biggest mysteries in aviation history.
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