More than 10 years have passed since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 mysteriously disappeared on March 8, 2014 while on the journey from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) to Beijing (China) with 239 passengers. guests and crew members.
To this day, it is still unclear what happened to MH370. Many people speculated wildly about the ill-fated flight, some claiming that the plane was shot down or accidentally landed on an island somewhere.
There is also suspicion that MH370 captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, 52, may have deliberately crashed the plane into the sea. The Express reported that Beverley Boden, an expert at Teesside International Business University in the UK, said that this scary hypothesis makes sense, because new regulations for aircraft were introduced after the terrorist attack. History of September 11, 2001 in America.
These new rules mean that if the pilot wants to crash the plane, no one else can get into the cockpit to stop them.
After the terrorist attacks of September 11 , the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) required airplanes to be equipped with a locking system to prevent unauthorized entry into the cockpit while the plane is in flight. The cockpit door must also be very firmly reinforced so that it cannot be broken from the outside.
During a normal flight, this door is set to closed and locked, but the crew can still open the door with a code.
This system is programmed for every possible scenario. However, the captain in the cockpit can restrict access to the unlock code system if there is a threat outside the cockpit.
Airplane doors must also be bulletproof, and many planes have surveillance cameras so the crew in the cockpit can monitor what's happening in the main cabin.
Ms. Beverley Boden said that this locking system accidentally caused catastrophic consequences for MH370, making it impossible for the crew to re-enter the cockpit.
"Was it terrorism, was it an act of war, was it a deliberate act, was it robbery? Some relatives of MH370 passengers believe that aviation officials intentionally launched Debris drifted from the Boeing 777 to distract attention from the captain's engine," said Ms. Beverley Boden.
However, the families of MH370 victims continue to hold out hope for answers and patiently wait for any new developments or breakthroughs in the investigation and search for MH370 .
“This remains one of the biggest mysteries in aviation history as lessons continue to be learned about how airlines respond to crisis management and crew management,” said Beverley Boden. more.
