Suicidal pilot buried missing Malaysian Airlines plane in sea trench as part of mass murder plot: Boeing expert

New York Post ^ | March 9, 2024 | Matthew Sedacca

[nickcarraway]

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 and its passengers are entombed in an ocean trench after its twisted pilot ditched the plane as part of a mass-murder-suicide plot, a British aviation expert claims.

British pilot Simon Hardy was part of the official search for the Boeing 777, which disappeared over the South China Sea on March 8, 2014, and was never found.

In 2015, he was brought on board by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau to trace the missing plane, which disappeared 39 minutes after it left Kuala Lumpur for Beijing with 239 passengers and crew members on board.

Hardy used the best flight simulators in the world to pinpoint the jet’s location, The Sun reported.

[Jonty30]

That’s been the only working theory from the start.

[SaveFerris]

I am reminded of ‘Lost’ when they came upon the missing jetliner

One of the wildest openings that I ever saw

[Berlin_Freeper]

This is like the crazy German co-pilot.

[crusty old prospector]

“If you did manage to get [the plane] in there, you might find you get it buried after a few years by rocks, so it might even be at the bottom of the sea, covered.”

Obviously, he doesn’t know much about lithification.

[Revel]

How would get a plane down there without it breaking up on contact with the ocean?

[willk]

Not denying it was suicide or not but this theory seems far fetched. First question would be why he would want to do such a complex suicide?

[JohnnyP]

Because he was a Muslim?

[353FMG]

Pilot’s last words: Allahu Akhbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar!

[ProtectOurFreedom]

He doesn’t know much about lithification, but that’s better than me. I never even heard the word “lithification.”

[srmanuel]

Sully Sullenberger put a passenger jet down in the Hudson River and it didn’t break up, so it’s possible, but I agree with you, MH370 probably didn’t end up like Sullenberger plane.

[Mr Radical]

First question would be why he would want to do such a complex suicide?
Because before committing murder/suicide first he had to go through the required ritual muslim prayers. At daybreak. He couldn't do that on the morning of takeoff because that would have alerted people. So he had to keep the plane in the air long enough for the next daybreak.
The alternative is even more far fetched - the plane was being flown by some agency not even on board.

[ronnie raygun]

Im always curious as to who was on these flights and thier status and background and who might want o get rid of them even though there would be a lot of collateral damage. We have a few flights in question in the US

[Ouch]

a British aviation expert claims.

[Apparatchik]

I’m still going withDon Lemon’s theory.

[Carriage Hill]

Was that a series or movie? YT is turning-up a series:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lost+movie

[SaveFerris]

It was a series

It was weird and funky

I started binge-watching from season 3 (many, many years ago)

The ending was dumb of course

[null and void]

Let’s face it he has a lot of experience with black holes...

[SaveFerris]

I can’t find the video where the search team comes upon it

https://youtu.be/PZ7OLYd0UE0?si=ZdBrRQPu-rsyIMO8

[Carriage Hill]

Thanks for that video.
4 miles deep is a long-haul retrieval, I’m guessing.
If it’s a dumb ending, as you say, I’ll pass on it. Heh.