Disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 established as "intentional"

In regards to the ongoing story of the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, authorities have now established that the disappearance of the plane was intentional. Investigators have also started to look into the pilots’ history, with the Malaysian police standing outside his home ever since the plane was reported missing. Many are wondering which individual, the pilot or First officer, said the last recorded message, “All right, goodnight.” from the flight before it went off the radar. In lieu of these events, some aviation students and former passengers came forward to describe their experience with the two people who were flying the plane. A passenger named Jonti Roos once got an invitation from the First officer, Fariq Ab Hamid, to take a look around the cockpit. At the time, Hamid was captured smoking with another pilot inside the cockpit, with Roos taking pictures. Officials from Malaysia Airlines were surprised about this report, stating, “We are shocked by these allegations.”

US officials are also baffled by the Malaysian authorities’ apparent slowness of their search for the plane. As of this weekend, about 25 nations are aiding Malaysia in looking for the aircraft. Based on the course that the airplane took, search parties have started to focus on the northwest coast of Australia and out into the open waters of the Indian Ocean.

By: Lauren Marie De Guzman

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