This unsolved mystery is about to take off.
On Feb. 15, Netflix released the trailer for its forthcoming documentary about missing Malaysian Airways flight 370, which vanished in 2014—along with 239 individuals onboard—while traveling from Malaysia to China.
“MH370: The Plane That Disappeared,” which premieres March 8, will examine the evidence that remains and the conspiracy theories spurred by the mystery over the last nine years—including a deep dive into hijacking theories, allegedly suspicious cargo, the pilot’s home flight simulator and allegations of “planted” particles after possible remnants were discovered on an island in the Indian Ocean in 2016.
One person interviewed for the Netflix project calls the disappearance a “rip in the fabric of fact,” conveying, “By no means in history have 239 persons been declared useless on the basis of arithmetic by itself.”
In 2016, a report released by the Australian Transportation Basic safety Bureau stated assessment of satellite communications and debris suggested the plane crashed into the drinking water at a “high and raising charge of descent,” per NBC News. At the time, the organization explained it can’t be specified no matter whether someone was in control of the airplane when it vanished.
The Malaysian, Chinese and Australian governments identified as off the look for following 3 several years, but other efforts haven’t stopped. The U.S.-primarily based corporation Ocean Infinity sent out a lookup vessel in 2018, and final year committed to initiate a new search in 2023 or 2024.
In the meantime, real criminal offense followers are looking for responses on the display. As the ultimate voiceover teases in Netflix’s doc, “How is it achievable for an airline to vanish out of thin air? A person is aware of the answer. The question is: Who?”
“MH370: The Plane That Disappeared” premieres March 8.
