A pilot claims that have found the remaining debris of the lost Malaysia Airline's plane

News24xx.com - It has been more than four years, the search for the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 MH370 has not yet been solved. The aircraft carrying 239 passengers and crew was missing on 8 March 2014.

 

After the communication disappeared and broke up with the plane, direct searches were carried out for several days. However, there were only a few debris found as wreckage.

 

Discovery of debris in different locations by the search team. Starting from the location of the communication signal breakdown to the news of its monitoring. One of them on the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean and in South Africa and Mozambique.

 

Then there were also some photos circulating showing a 70-meter long plane wreck which was thought to be a close comparison with a Malaysian Airlines aircraft which had a length of 63.7 meters.

 

A pilot named Daniel Boyer claimed that Google Maps images from the Cambodian forest showed the location of the MH370 plane crash. It made him move to look for it in the jungles of Cambodia. Reporting from Reuters on Thursday, October 18th 2018.

 

The search for the missing plane was intensified after British video producer Ian Wilson claimed to have found MH370 after spending hours exploring Google Maps.

 

Boyer later revealed to the Daily Star Online media that he was sure he had found the wreck of the MH370 plane which disappeared just days after he allegedly found the tail and cockpit of the plane on Google Maps.

 

Boyer claims that the plane's body parts, which are said to have been depicted in the Cambodian jungle, show the writing of Malaysia Airlines.

 

"I really think this picture can show the plane's body. If you look closely enough you can see 'y' from the logo, with the cabin window below. This is clearly a wreckage of aircraft and needs to be investigated" he said as quoted from Sputnik, Thursday, October 18th 2018.

 

 

 

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