In March 2014, a plane carrying 239 passengers disappeared into thin air during a flight from Malaysia to Beijing.
Now, over four years later, aviation experts believe they know what happened to flight MH370.
On Sunday night’s episode of 60 Minutes, a panel of experts will explore the evidence and come to a unsettling conclusion.
Larry Vance, former Senior Investigator with the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, is sure he knows what happened to the passenger plane.
“I think the general public can take comfort in the fact that there is a growing consensus on the plane’s final moments,” he told the program.
It’s the biggest mystery of our time – where is MH370 and what brought it down?
8.30 SUNDAY | Revelations the whole world is waiting for. The pilot’s shock plan, the passengers’ final seconds and a forensic twist all uncovered ONLY on #60Mins. pic.twitter.com/5vWiwFJEfF— 60 Minutes Australia (@60Mins) May 9, 2018
Top Comments
Something about this seems overly harsh....it does seem like we are willing to simply lay blame here....the bottom line is...we don't know what happened on that flight. I hope that in our zeal to find reason and apply blame whereas required we are not painting an individual as a mass murderer when it might not be the case...
Yes, but think of the ratings.
We know some things about the flight and from that, it’s very hard to see any case that doesn’t involve deliberate misdeed by the pilot.
Given a lawyer has a part in this, I wonder about the objectivity of the opinions expressed. Sounds like a grab for ratings by Channel Nine's tabloid flagship.