One individual reported witnessing the well-known Boeing 777, with 239 passengers on board, on fire in the sky.
The mystery of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 began on 8 March 2014, disappearing during its journey from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. This event remains a significant unresolved aviation case.
In 2014, a worker on a New Zealand oil rig lost his job after claiming to have seen MH370 in flames.
The worker, Mike McKay, 57, observed an aircraft burning at high altitude while on a cigarette break on the Songa Mercur oil rig off Vietnam’s coast. He reported his sighting to superiors, providing detailed information on the plane’s location.
McKay’s leaked email to his workplace described the incident, with him expressing concerns about the plane’s trajectory and the search efforts.
Vietnamese authorities initiated a search operation following McKay’s alert, while a recent search by Ocean Infinity was halted temporarily due to seasonal reasons.
The search for the missing aircraft resumed at the end of the previous year.
Ismail Hammad, Chief Engineer at Egyptair, proposed a solution to the mystery of MH370, questioning the authenticity of photos showing the wreckage and suggesting discrepancies in the plane’s condition.
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