Flight Mh370 facts
While investigating facts about Flight Mh370, I found out little known, but curios details like:
During the MH370 missing plane coverage, CNN anchor Don Lemon asked a panel: ‘Is It Preposterous’ to Think a Black Hole Caused Flight 370 to Go Missing?
Dutch cyclist Maarten de Jonge has cheated death twice after changing both MH17 and MH370 flights.
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 13 of the best facts about Flight Mh370 I managed to collect.
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A Malaysian woman returning home from Saudi Arabia on 3/8/2014 who hadn't heard of the loss of Flight MH370, saw a plane sinking in the Indian Ocean; she reported to authorities but no one took her seriously even after it was learned that the flight had veered towards the Indian Ocean.
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Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was carrying 221kg of lithium ion batteries on board
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The Pilot Of The Famous Missing MH370 Plane That Was Supposed to be Flying From Malaysia to China Simulated Almost the Exact Off-Course Route The Plane Took Before It Disappeared On His Home Flight Simulator
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It is very likely that missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 was flown into the southern Indian Ocean deliberately by a rogue pilot on a suicide mission.
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The search for missing flight MH370 is the largest and most expensive search in aviation history, a mammoth international effort of 26 governments, an unprecedented use of military technology, the search area spanned an enormous 2.97 mn sq miles an area approximately the size of the US
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One of the stuntmen on the series of Marco Polo on netflix was set to be Ju Kun, but unfortunately he was he was killed during a horrific crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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The Pilot Of The Famous Missing MH370 Plane That Was Supposed To Be Flying From Malaysia To China Simulated Almost The Exact Off-Course Route The Plane Took Before It Disappeared On His Personal Home Flight Simulator
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Despite the much publicized losses of MH370 and MH17, fatal accidents for 2014 were at a record low of 21 – or one for every 1.3 million flights.
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While the search for flight MH370 has yet to find the plane, the search has found two lost shipwrecks that disappeared in the 18th century
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Famed stuntman Jun Kun, who was going to work on the series "Marco Polo", died on-board the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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On Malaysian flight MH370 were 20 employees of US technology company Freescale Semiconductor. It makes powerful microchips for different sectors, including the defence industry.
