the shocking disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 carrying 239 passengers sent shock waves across the globe the mystery of how a modern jet could vanish Without a Trace sparked intense speculation pilot Simon Hardy with Decades of experience flying Boeing 777s conducted a thorough investigation that yielded a compelling explanation his technique not a theory approach delves into the final moments of the Fateful flight through simulations of Captain zahari Ahad Sha's actions Hardy unveils a haunting Narrative of the plan's tragic end in the southern Indian Ocean while some advocate for whisper technology as a solution Hardy's expertise presents a plausible account of the plan's Vanishing act the broken Ridge location was not part of the original 2015 search area and was narrowly missed by just 28 km during ocean infiniti's 2018 search there are concerns among many experts that the pilot of the aircraft Captain zahari Amad sha may have intentionally crashed the plane in a mass murder suicide British Boeing 777 pilot Simon Hardy holds the belief that key Clues supporting this Theory can be found in the flight documents particularly the additional Fuel and oxygen added despite the abundance of confusing theories and flawed science surrounding the MH370 disappearance Mr godfre remains hopeful that evidence supporting this Theory will eventually come to light offering a glimmer of hope for the families of of those who were lost there are some who speculate that Captain zahari Amad sha the pilot of Malaysia Airlines MH370 deliberately crashed the plane as a part of a suicide mission Richard Godfrey has claimed to have pinpointed the exact location of the missing aircraft he argues that previous search efforts have failed due to specific reasons and that Science Now unequivocally indicates the precise location of MH370 ultimately the decision to conduct a search in this area lies with officials and search companies who must carefully consider the evidence presented by Godfrey and other experts