The sister of the captain of Malaysia Airlines MH370: the younger brother committed suicide
2018-06-03 10:19
June 2nd. In a Malaysia Airlines MH370 secret program broadcast in mid-May in Australia, some experts believe that the captain Zahari was deliberate. He avoided the radar and chose to commit suicide, which once again sparked speculation about his motives. In response to the rumors that Zahari committed suicide in despair due to relationship problems, his sister Sakina recently refuted this statement, calling this statement "ridiculous." She said that although her younger brother is not in a proper relationship with women, he also takes care of his wife. In addition, Sakina also criticized the Malaysian authorities' response to the loss of the passenger plane.
According to the Australian News Network and the British "Daily Star" report, Sakina mentioned that she cannot forgive the Malaysian Air Force for not launching the action when the MH370 passenger plane deviated from the route. "Everyone hopes that they can find the wreckage. If this is not possible, then the next best option is to make a note of everyone (the Air Force, the former Malaysian Defense Minister) who did not take action."
is reported. An unexplained issue in the loss of the Malaysia Airlines passenger plane is why the Malaysian Air Force did not take immediate action when the plane deviated from the route. Former Defense Minister Hishamuddin Hussein’s explanation at the time was “If you don’t plan to shoot it down, then why send a military plane into the air?” Z6z
MH370 Captain Zahari and Deputy Captain Hamid were initially taken by Malaysia. The authorities listed the suspects in the disappearance of the passenger plane, but they were subsequently acquitted. However, several experts believed in a recent program in Australia that Zahari hijacked the plane and affected the passengers and flight attendants on the same plane. In this regard, the captain’s sister Sakina said that these rumors about her brother planning the disappearance of the plane have caused harm to her family.
has been rumors that Zahari committed suicide in despair due to emotional frustration. Sakina also admitted that her brother had indeed had an affair, but the desperate suicide of suicide due to "emotional injury" is ridiculous. It is reported that the object of his affair was a married man named Paldi. Paldi once said that their relationship ended a few months before the plane disappeared, but still claimed to have received a call from Zahari on the night of the plane crash. Z6z
Captain Zahari
In this regard, Sakina explained that there is a "normal" marriage problem between her brother and his wife. Although Paldi had contact with herself after the plane was lost, she was only one of several female friends of her younger brother that she had met over the years. "To be honest, I have met many and many friends of him, and I have scolded him for that. As a pilot, life is full of fun, and he loves life." Sakina said, adding: "I admit, He (in terms of women) is not quite right, but at the end of the day, he will always go home and take care of his wife.”
On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines MH370 passenger plane lost contact on the way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. , And then many countries launched large-scale search and rescue operations, but so far has not found the whereabouts of the passenger plane. On January 10, 2018, the Malaysian government and the U.S. undersea exploration company Ocean Infinite Corporation signed a cooperation agreement to restart the search for the MH370 missing passenger plane. The search was completed at the end of May.
Malaysia Airlines MH370 should have been found long ago. The pilot revealed the truth.
According to a report on the British “Daily Mail” website on May 29, pilot Byron Bailey, who had worked for Emirates for 15 years, said that if he followed the pilot’s advice, the missing Malaysian flight could have been several years ago. Was found.
reported that the "final search" for this flight ended on May 29. Flight MH370 disappeared on March 8, 2014 on the way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. There were 239 people on board.
Bailey said that the authorities searched for a distance of 1,200 points from what he and other pilots thought the pilot of the flight, Zahari Ahmed Shah, could make an emergency landing.Kilometers.
Bailey said that searching 1,200 kilometers north of the point where the plane ran out of fuel was "just stupid", but the Australian Transportation Security Agency just wouldn't listen.
He said: “The (searchers) have no aviation experience... but they have been refusing to search 130 kilometers south of the place where the plane ran out of fuel for four years.”
Australia claimed that the four-year search for the missing flight was The longest time in aviation history, and tested the limits of technology and the ability of experts and maritime search and rescue personnel.
But Australian Transport Minister Michael McCormack added that there will always be hope of finding the missing Boeing 777.
He said: "We will always have hope that one day this aircraft will be found."
In January this year, the Malaysian government and the "Ocean Unlimited" company signed a "reactive free pay" agreement for the purpose of being in Australia , Malaysia and China suspended their official search for the southern Indian Ocean for one year and restarted the search for this flight. Oliver Plunkett, chairman of
"Ocean Unlimited", said: "We ended our current search with a heavy heart and failed to achieve this goal."
He said that he was happy to learn that the Malaysian government has said The first task is to find the missing Boeing 777 flight.
Plunkett said: "We sincerely hope that we will be able to provide services for the search for MH370 again in the future."
reported that Australia, Malaysia and China agreed in 2016 that only the three countries provided conclusive evidence to determine the exact location of the wreckage. , The official search will resume.
reported that the search area considered most likely by experts to be the crash site is 9,650 square nautical miles, which is approximately 25% larger than the area of Wales.
At the same time, Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Locke said that a complete report on the disappearance of flight MH370 will be released soon, but no specific date was disclosed.
MH370 mystery solved? Experts speculate that the murderer was...
British media said that experts believe that the mystery behind MH370 has finally been solved.
According to a report on the British "Mirror" website on May 14, the investigation of the "60 Minutes" program broadcast on the evening of the 14th on the Australian Ninth News website described a group of aviation experts trying to determine the cause of the crash.
reported that since March 2014, the world has not understood how a Boeing 777 passenger plane carrying 239 people disappeared out of thin air on the way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
▲ Profile picture: crashed plane (registration number: 9M-MRO), taken in 2011. (Wikipedia)
reported that most of the wreckage has not been found, but now experts say they finally have the answer. Larry Vance, a former senior investigator of the Canadian Traffic Safety Commission, said in this current affairs program in Australia that he believes in himself Know what happened to that plane.
"The public can be relieved that there is more and more consensus about the final moments of this aircraft," he said. The
expert team believes that the captain in the cockpit, Zahari Ahmed Shah, is responsible.
▲ Captain Zakhale
reported that they unanimously determined that the pilot was "suicide" and he took the plane as far as possible to make it "missing".
Boeing 777 pilot and instructor Simon Hardy said that Captain Zahari’s way to avoid military radars in Malaysia and Thailand was to fly along the border, constantly entering and exiting the airspace of these two countries.
Hardy said in the program: "The plane passes through Thailand and Malaysia and flies along the border, and the border below is winding, which means it keeps entering and leaving the jurisdiction of these two countries. This way. , The air traffic controllers on both sides didn’t care about this strangely moving plane. Because, “Oh, it’s gone, it’s no longer in our country’s airspace.” If you let me do this and try to make a 777 go missing, then I too Will do it. In my opinion, he flew very accurately, and we know that the military did not actually come to intercept the plane."
▲ Flight trajectory monitoring chart of missing flight MH370 (Wikipedia)
Lawyer John Dawson, who represents nine family members of flight MH370 and flight MH17, recently said that the evidence clearly pointed to a crew member responsible.
said: "In the MH370 incident, the pilot traveling between Malaysia and Beijing turned the plane back. Various evidences indicate that a crew member was involved in the crash. The plane was probably decompressed and people suffocated to death. This was premeditated. Murder. The plan is particularly strong. The body has not been found yet."
