Malaysia Flight 370 Research Paper

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Imagine being in a plane that ends up being one of the most mysterious plane crashes in history. You don’t have much time to live before it crashes. But remember that no one will find you once you’re gone… This plane is the Malaysia flight 370. One of the most mysterious plane crashes in history.. When Malaysia flight 370 was in motion, there were officials that tracked the plane, theories that were concluded from the evidence found from the plane , and ruins that were left after the crash.

One of the important and crucial keys to the disappearance of Malaysia flight 370, was the officials that tracked the plane until it’s doom… A device that helped them track the plane used a “ping”. The “ping” was connected to a plane, because the plane
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Which is why this paragraph is going to be theories that were concluded that were leading up to why the plane crashed. A theory that was found is the “ Plane was in a controlled glide following a loss of engine power. Although it hasn’t been ruled out, though authorities consider it less likely.”Another theory that was contemplated, as the cause of the plane crash is “ Zaharie ( the pilot) knew he had to get the squawk code ( The squawk code is a code that you need to have to notify officials down below in case of emergency) from the other pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid. But first he had to tune the radio to that frequency. This is about the time when, a rapid decompression happened near or in the cockpit. Pilots at Malaysia Airlines say that in a rapid decompression, it would have been very difficult for Captain Zaharie to get back onto the flight deck. The captain was unable to regain command of the airplane. If he had, things might have turned out differently.” And the last theory is, “ Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said there was no reason to suspect terrorism but that all possibilities were being looked into.”The theories that were concluded suggest valid points that could be reason to why the plane …show more content…
But what I haven’t said are the ruins and debris that were found from the plane, ( These debris are recently found) and with the finding of the ruins we may have a pinpoint location of where the plane crashed. The first few pieces of debris that was found is, “A piece of aircraft wing found on an island off Tanzania in June came from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Australian investigators said.” “ Malaysia Airlines flight 370 disappeared on March 8, 2014. As of October 2016, authorities have definitively linked three pieces of debris to the plane, while four other pieces are believed to "almost certainly" come from the missing aircraft “. But not only did they find parts of the plane but, “In June 2016, Gibson discovered between 15 to 20 washed-up personal items on a Madagascar beach, including a small backpack, a computer case and several cabin-sized carry-on items.” Connecting to this, The ruins that were found really help indicate as to where the plane crashed and from the spot or location we can find evidence from the plane ex.a black box to conclude the leading to the

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