Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Disappearance Timeline: Google Maps Solves MH370 Mystery? UK Expert Claims That Missing Flight Found in Cambodian Jungle

On March 8, 2014, a Malaysia Airlines plane (MH370) flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing vanished without a trace. The flight, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members, disappeared somewhere between Malaysia and China. When the plane went missing, there was a search that lasted for months. People from all over the world came together to look for any sign of the aeroplane, its passengers, or its crew. They searched for anything that could give a clue as to what happened. MH370 Found on Google Maps? UK Expert Claims To Have Detected Debris of Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane in Cambodia Jungle Via Google Earth.

The search for the aeroplane covered a huge area, from the Indian Ocean near Australia all the way to Central Asia, but the plane was never found. Unfortunately, no clear evidence that could explain exactly what happened on that fateful day was ever found. Ten years later, people are still looking for answers. The reason for the flight’s disappearance continues to remain a mystery, which is why this flight is one of the most famous unsolved aviation accidents in history.

Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 Disappearance Timeline

On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 departed Kuala Lumpur for Beijing. Everything seemed normal at first, with routine communication happening at 1:07 am. However, things took a mysterious turn shortly after. By 1:21 am, the plane stopped sending its usual tracking signals. Despite this, Malaysian military radar still picked up the plane at 2:15 am, but hundreds of miles off course. By 3:45 am, all contact with MH370 was lost, leaving air traffic control and the airline worried and concerned. A ray of hope came later when a satellite spotted the plane at 8:11 am, though it was still far off course.

Sadly, this was the last time the plan made any sort of contact. Even though extensive searches were conducted, no wreckage or debris of the plane was found for a very long time. There are many people determined to solve the mystery of MH370. Many people have been conducting their own independent research, hoping to find new clues. If you'd like to learn more about their efforts, you can view the videos below.

Timeline of MH370’s Disappearance

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Vanishes

MH370 Discovery of Debris

The search for answers to MH370's disappearance took a turn in July 2015. The first piece of debris, a wing part called a flaperon, was found on an island far away from the search area in the Indian Ocean. Over the next year and a half, more pieces that had washed ashore on beaches in Africa and nearby islands were found. In total, 27 pieces were found. Experts confirmed 3 pieces definitely came from the MH370 and believed 17 others did too.

Two pieces were from the plane's inside, showing it broke apart at some point. However, they could not tell if this happened before or after hitting the water. However, there have been recent reports about finding the missing MH370 plane in the Cambodian jungle. These claims have come from an expert in the UK who believes he spotted the plane on Google Maps back in 2018. However, these are only claims and officials have not found any evidence of the plane being there. Elon Musk Revives Missing Flight MH370 Memories, Says No Evidence of Aliens.

Finding MH370

MH370 An Unexplained Mystery

Ten years after it vanished, the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 remains a mystery. Despite extensive searches, no clear evidence has been found to explain how the plane went down. This unsolved aviation accident is one of the biggest tragedies in aviation history, leaving many families without answers.

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