Specialists came to the conclusion that the destruction of the Malaysian Boeing 777 was carefully planned.

In March 2014, a Boeing 777 passenger airliner belonging to the Malaysian air carrier Malaysia Airlines and flying on the Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route suddenly disappeared from radar. Over the course of four years, it was established that a passenger airliner known as Flight MH370 had crashed, but despite ongoing searches, the crash site of this plane, or the bodies of the people on board, could not be found.

Due to the absence of any facts, the official versions of this disaster were never announced, however, independent analysts assumed that the crew of the aircraft deliberately destroyed the aircraft.

“The crew of the Boeing 777 passenger airliner deliberately disabled the detection system, changed the initial course and stopped communicating. All this is the best indication of the fact that the destruction of the aircraft was carefully planned, but the question of exactly under what circumstances such a tragedy occurred remains open. ", - the independent expert marks.

This opinion is shared by the ex-head of the Transport Security Bureau of Canada Larry Vance, who believes that the commander of the crew suffered from a mental illness and intended, first of all, to commit suicide.

"He was going to kill himself. Unfortunately, along with himself, he killed all the passengers. This was done intentionally ", - said the expert.

For four years, only a few fragments of the fuselage of the passenger airliner Boeing 777 were found, and the search continues even now, although the search operation itself has become one of the most expensive and longest in history.

Despite the version put forward, the Malaysian authorities refuse to consider it, believing that among the most probable reasons may be unfavorable meteorological conditions, a crew error or a technical malfunction, however, it will be possible to establish a valid version of the tragedy only after the crash site and flight recorders are found.

As a result of the plane crash of 8 March 2014 239 people died, including 12 crew members and 227 passengers.