Maitri Roy
Class-9 Section-A
2nd May, KOLKATA:
“All right Good Night” was satisfactory message sent by the co-pilot
of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 to their air traffic control on the ground
little, did anyone guess at the time, that massage wasn't wrongly interpreted
and minutes after this massage, this flight would become a world News.
Malaysia Airlines Flight
MH370 departed from Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Saturday,8th
of March and was scheduled to arrive in Bejing at 6:30PM(22.30GMT).It
was carrying more about 239 passengers among which there were seven children.
The flight was led by pilots Captain Zaharis Ahmed Shah, age 53 and co-pilot
Fariq Abdul Hamid, age 27.Everything about this Boeing was normal until the
flight lost contact with the ground, about an hour after it’s take off. The
last communication between the plane and Malaysian Air traffic control took
place about 12 minute later. At first initial investigations revealed the
co-pilot had sent a normal massage which read “All right, Good Night”. But
later, Malaysian authorities confirmed the last words heard from the plane
spoken either by the pilot or co-pilot were in fact “GOOD NIGHT MALAYSIAN 370”.
This
massage sets out very clearly that the jet was deliberately diverted by someone
by board. Suspicion at first naturally falls on the two pilots-Zaharie and
Fariq. But investigation revealed that nothing
absurd had been found against them. In fact none of them had specifically
requested to be placed in the same flight. Both of them were very passionate
and serious about their work. Malaysian authorities confirmed that the plane’s
tracking devices were switched off in the cockpit, the communication systems
were deliberately disabled, and the aircraft knowingly steered off its route.
Officials are inquiring about the pilot’s family life and connections and also
focusing on their psychological profiles. More than 100 people are interviewed who
were in any way connected to people on board but still nothing significant has
been derived. A few minutes after the last massage at 1.19am
the plane’s transponder which communicates with the ground radar was
shut down as the aircraft crashed from Malaysian air traffic control into
Vietnamese airspace over the South China Sea. The plane also failed to check in
as scheduled at 1.21am with air traffic control
in Hochi Mirth City, after 55 minutes at 2.15 Malaysian
Military radar .The flight at a peat south of Phuket Island in the Strait of
Malacca, west of its known location. Thai military radar logs also confirmed
that the plane turned west and then north over the Andaman Sea, seven hours
after the contact the connection was lost. A satellite above the Indian Ocean
picked up data from the plane in form of an automatic Handshake between the aircraft
and the ground station. After a week of the mysterious disappearance, the
satellite above the Indian Ocean suggested the jet was in one of two flight
corridors are stretching north between Thailand and Kazakhstan, the other south
between Indonesia and the southern Indian Ocean. At
9.15am, the next day of the flight’s departure the next authentic
contact was scheduled but there was still no response from the aircraft.
The plane planned route
would have taken it north eastwards, over Cambodia and Vietnam. But it was
found that the plane had suddenly changed from its northerly coast to head west
ward.so, dozens of ships and planes switched to the sea west of Malaysian in a
traffic search for the plane around this time baffled by the mysterious
disappearance of the flight, the search was expanded dramatically to nearly
three million square miles from Kazakhstan in the north to west areas of the
remote southern Indian ocean. Australian search teams had also sent sighting made
by the satellites. The Malaysian Prime Minister announced that the plane has
undoubtedly gone down in the Indian Ocean.
After weeks of distress
Australian and Chinese Vessel using underwater listening equipment detected
ultrasonic signals from the plane’s black box flight recorders. This appears to
be the most promising lead so far.Air Chief Marshal Augus
Houston, Who is leading the search, said that further proceeding would be
difficult and would take some time. The search, operation is in a race against
time as the flight recorder batteries are due to run out sharing signals would
no longer be `awaited. The batteries usually die in 30 days.
Regarding the passengers,
these were many regiment personalities on board. Two Iranian men were found to
be travelling with false passports but investigations revealed that they had no
apparent links to terrorist groups. Four passengers had also checked in but did
not show up at the airport. The family members of those on board were informed
by phone and by tent massage on 24th March that they must slowly
give up hope.
The disappearance of flight
MH370 was indeed mysterious. Malaysian authorities, assisted by international
aviation and satellite exports, are new battling to piece together the plane’s
final hours in the hope that they can find it’s wreckage explain what had
happened to its 239 passengers. It is indeed difficult to imagine that an
international airline which is exposed to so advanced technologies could just
disappear into the thin air. It is a very shocking when one realizes how
several innocent people old and young. Who had boarded the flight with
different aspirations lie buried in the deep water of Indian Ocean. The world’s
best forces are at work, frantically searching for the best flight and
hopefully this mystery which has baffled the whole world will get solved soon.
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