According to the Netflix documentary there was no wreckage found. Though, I believe a small piece was recovered but highly questionable.
Remember when the Titan imploded and the underground audio system picked it up by the military? There was never any audio ever shared of a triple 777 crashing into the ocean. There are three systems that could have heard the event and nothing. The ping data also appears to have been manipulated.
Haven't watched because didn't they find wreckage from this flight?
So this is the summary of what is claimed? It didn't actually crash into the ocean despite debris washing up? What happened to it then?
I'm not sure what Indian Ocean surface listening systems are available, but my guess is that we don't have the same fleets and technology patrolling it compared to the North Atlantic for obvious reasons. Additionally, AirFrance 447 went splat in the middle of the Atlantic in 2009 and was not found immediately despite not checking in with radar waypoints and a fairly quick S&R attempt. I don't recall ever hearing that underwater listening capabilities led to the recovery of parts. Radar last known aircraft position leads to finding crash locations. Which clearly wasn't available with MH370.
I've never heard of ocean audio for a plane crash being shared. AF 447, MS 990 and SR 111 met their end in the Atlantic in the past 25-30 years. No ocean audio.
Did you respect its decision to enter the transfer portal?
Comments