Sounds from inside Flight 370's cockpit 

it's creepy that the final transmission was "good night malaysian 370"

Without the script I couldn't understand a word of it.

it’s scary knowing only the people who were on that plane knew what truly happened. rest in peace 💕☁️.

who's watching this because u got curious and really wanna know this mystery

Imagine talking to someone casually to find out that they went missing the next day.

It’s been almost a decade and I still occasionally think about this flight. RIP to all on board and condolences to their friends/families

Whoever said " Good night Malaysian ahhh Three Seven Zero" sounded like was in a hurry.

They need to develop a new type of blk box one that transmits directly into a computer system. Instead of searching for a box

It's been 6 years but still, this hurts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Good night Malaysian 370.

It definitely sounds like his speech started quickening, and like there was more background noise

If I had the right to make a wish from God. I would like to know what happened on MH 370 that day.

for all those people wondering about the changing voices: the F/O and captain can both have the radios at any time in the flight. It's totally normal to switch roles let's say from taxiing on the ground to departure ("you have control"). And even during the flight it's not only one pilot who can talk to the ATC, both can and there's no announcement for that. Also, keep in mind that the audio source / quality changes dramatically during this video, it must be from different sources.

I notice that whenever he says “370” he is be like “errr” “errr” like something is not okay.

What's actually suspicious is that the pilots didnt read back the frequency transition for ho chi minh tower. Saying "Good night" is a common term of communication but not acknowledging atc instructions, especially when you're transitioning frequencies is dangerous. Also the transponder can only be disabled manually, so the pilots probably did that. The transponder being disabled was the reason MH370 disappeared from the radar. ATC also tried to contact MH370s satellite phone which was still connected to the network, the calls were acknowledged meaning the plane was still alive, but nobody was answering

Captain FIRST: 0:02 Captain LAST: 3:14 Maybe I'm crazy, but his voice is different (much faster and has an slighlty different accent)

This makes me sad. I feel sad for the families, for the ones who feared flying after the incident but had no choice.

pilots are supposed to read back the frequency change, and he did during the whole flight, except for the last one...

Sounds like a normal flight, what ever happened it was fast too fast to get a mayday out and too fast for someone get out their phones and text, email or call.

For all those who are finding it weird that the second half was a different accent and erred a lot. The first half was most likely First Officer Fariq speaking in his Malaysian accent. The one who was erring was Captain Zaharie. Usually, there are two pilots during flights. Captain Zaharie's accent wasn't pure Malaysian like First Officer Fariq's and this is true since videos of him showed he really had this accent. Plus, while flying, pilots usually concentrate on other controls and such hence a possibility why Captain Zaharie erred.

2:07 There's change in pilot voice when he says "Departure Malaysian 370", and starts the 'err' after that.

First voice was the captain's. Last voice sounds completely different in every way!

2:45 sounds like an American

Evidence the captain's mind was on something else 2:24 "Malaysian one err, 370" as you can see he was stuttering 3:14 "goodnight Malaysian, 370" as you can see here, he failed to repeat the assigned frequency. He should have said "120.9, goodnight Malaysian 370" but he didn't. This shows that something was on the captain's mind

10 years ago today.

The *"Ahhr"* and *"Erm"* are getting suspicious. Was he feeling okay?

i dont know about you guys.. but i think the last voice from the plane 370 is not even the same voice from the pilot. u think? and the 'errrrr 370' came from the plane 370 abit suspicious..

The voice at 2:10 to the end sounds nothing like both Malaysian pilots' voice samples.

With lots of analysis, i came to the conclusion that there are 3 PERSONS in the cockpit 0:00 until 2:13 Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah 2:21 until 2:52 UNKNOWN PERSON WITH WESTERN ACCENT 2:53 until 3:07 Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah again 3:14 Co Pilot Fariq Ab Hamid Cockpit crew at 0:00 had an asian accent, then from 2:21 an american accent. At 1:04 why did he say MAS377 instead of MAS370? Very odd. At 1:27 put your playback speed at 0.25x, what is that strange bang? It sounds a little like a gunshot. At 3:01 the captain sounds very nervous when speaking, like if something bad just happened or was happening. At 3:06 that sounds like a woman crying in the background. Listen closely. At 3:14 the good night, it sounded very in a hurry. The person also failed to repeat the instructions given by ATC. Suspicious, right?

I feel like this is the "titanic" of this century. I wish to know what really happened to them and the whereabouts of the plane before I die.

I listen to atc transmissions a lot and nothing about these comms was sinister- it’s perfectly normal for pilots to umm and err as they fly different flight numbers daily, in fact the most chilling thing was how utterly normal it all sounded

sounds normal. whatever happened on that flight remains a mystery. maybe in years to come there would be an answer. waiting for it.. seems kinda interesting. at the same time scary as well

Please 370 Make it back home we worried PLEASE come back

3:05 - 3:06 someone’s voice at the back 😱

At 3:06 there is a scream and then "errs" and then it ends. What or where did the voice come from?

Actually, I think the plane got taken over at 2:10 because that's when the voice changed, not only was it more of an American accent, but they started saying "Malaysian, ehh, 370", when before it was always just a clear, quick "Malaysian 370". The person who supposedly hijacked the plane also said "Malaysian 377" sometime in the recording.

The pilot didn't acknowledge the last message - and only that one. He just said "Good night" + callsign.

yooooo the accents change!!! we malaysian knows our accent and since 2:20, i know that isnt.

Anybody else notice that the pilot says MAS370 clearly up until 2:10 but after that its always MAS errrrr 370? Seems weird to me.

I wish the families of the passengers get their closure soon. 😢 Forever in my heart..i wish someday i could help. 😢

"Goodnight, malaysian 370" most horrific sentence ive ever heard in my life to this day

It’s so hard to believe that this plane hasn’t been found

If you listen carefully around the 2 minutes mark....the voices of the pilots sound totally differnt and they are saying "uhhh" at lot.....

As a Malaysian, we still try our best to find the airplane since it has been missing for a long time. We have found one of the wing part on the beach.

It's been 10 years...

Imagine the plane comes back and communicates to the tower trying to land like nothing happened

So, I concluded this: From the beginning until 0:25 is the copilot talking, with strong accent, and thinner vocal chords, also younger At 1:04 and 1:15 is the pilot talking, with less accent that the copilot ( I went to watch all his videos in his youtube channel and it sounds just like him) THEN AT 2:10 IS ANOTHER PERSON!!! With another accent, and lower voice tone why no authority has worried about that big detail?

Goodnight Malaysian flight 370..I hope we find you soon.

The last words are in western accent... He seems to forget the name (Malaysian 370)...

Why is everyone so freaked out about them saying “good night”? They also said good morning in the start of the flight. I get that it’s eerie, but it has nothing to do with it crashing. They were just polite it seems like.

LISTENING TO THESE TAPES IS VERY HAUNTING, KNOWING WHAT WAS TO COME OR NOT KNOWING HOPE THERE WILL BE SOME CLOSURE FOR THE FAMILY'S THIS IS REALLY TRAGIC

This video explains absolutely nothing.

2021, become a 7 years of that missing plane...Ihope everything is good...Alfatihah kepada semua mangsa nahas..

Rest in Peace to all who were on board.

1:29 non detirmined Sound 2:10 sound change 2:12 small bang sound on door 2:35 sound changes again UpNormal Plane...😐

The last transmission from the plane (1:19) is 12 minutes after the transponder is turned OFF (1:07). No reason given to tower in the following transmissions... The transponder is OFF for 16 minutes from (1:07) and back ON at (2:03). At (1:21) the transponder is turned OFF and never turned back ON. Simultaneously at (1:21) the plan begins to reverse course. At (1:30) Ho Chi Minh control has been unable to hail 370 and requests nearby air traffic to reach out to 370. Nearby pilot tries to hail 370 to which only mumbling and static is heard (mind you 370 is not where ho chi minh expects it to be). Between (2:03 and 2:05) a call back request from Malaysian airlines and several ACARS requests go unanswered. At (2:22) the last primary military radar contact with 370 is made. At (2:25) about 3 minutes after passing out of military radar range a LOGON request is made by the SDU. The only track from this point on is hourly SDU pings to inmarsat satalites. At (7:13) a ground to air call goes unanswered. During the initial turn around the plane increased in altitude enough to cause hypoxia. Later during the flight out of the Malay peninsula 370 joins a European traffic heading and adjust altitude and heading to avoid existing air traffic before turning sharply South. It is a strict policy that cell phones are to be OFF in the cockpit on commercial aircraft. However 30 minutes after the unscheduled turn around over the city of Penang the plane was low enough for the first officers phone to hook to a tower while ON roaming for signal. Out of the 239 passengers and crew only the first officers phone hooked to the tower. Pieces of the plane have been found in reunion, Mauritius, Mozambique, pemba, Tanzania, Mossel bay, Rodrigues island... Analysis shows friction wear pattern on the flaperon indicating a soft intentional landing. Waves at the time in the southern Indian Ocean were around 12 feet.

“Good night Malaysian Three Seven Zero.”

during 2:10 the pilot starting to talk with an "err" when before he just talks smoothly. i imagine during or before 2:10, a hijacker could enter the cockpit, with a paper saying "dont move or we kill you, ACT NORMAL" smth like that and when the pilot saw and read and realised what happened, they are forced to act normally but since they are humans and will become panic but at the same time they want to save their lives, the slightest mistake they could make to not got theirself killed is the addition of "err" on their speech, this are caused to due to nervous at the same time trying to be calm and professional. im a body language reader btw.

good night mean goodbye and we will be lost

everybody be saying they want to know what happened before they die. like- just ask them when you die?

Guys don't be a professional, but I don't care if you suspect something suspicious As a Malaysian, English is not our native language, of course and it's hard to speak English language fluently on a good tempo without using the 'uhh'. Most of us will use that to take time before saying something at some point. This communication was at the wee of night or maybe in the morning before 7 AM. In Malaysia, 12 AM until 6 AM is still very dark without light and we usually sleep on that time. I guess, both pilot and the person in the tower are tired and that makes them say something wrong and use the 'uhh' most of the time. Whatever happen, it had happened a long time ago and all we can do now is to pray for them.

3:06 wait what's that sound you can hear it if you listen carefully and also 2:10 if you put the playback speed to 0.25 after "errrr" the voice is different sg and 2:20 someone takes over the radio so something was wrong in the cockpit and one more thing at 1:27 make your playback speed 0.25 and listen carefully you hear a gunshot

Notice how the pilots voice suddenly changes at 2:20. Like it was another person? Listen too the pilot from the begining of the video till 2:20 and notice how the voice tone and accent changes. Ironic is how it sounds American.

Another weird thought for me is that if the plane descended within cell tower range at any point after something went wrong, then any messages that passengers tried to send out would have been transmitted. That definitely supports the idea that it descended in the middle of the ocean, although I still find it eerie that nothing came out while the plane turned around and went past Malaysia again.

3:06 did y'all hear that weird sound

And they sent a search for the plane 4 hours after it disappeared from radar......Why? Why was not military jets immediately dispatched to find plane on radar??? And then Korean ship again huge LAG time to respond....this stupid behavior from decision makers needs to stop now!

Still gives me chills when they sign off.

The pilot's voice when he said the last sentence is a little off, I dunno am I the only one who noticed??

Good Night Malaysian three seven zero 😭😭😨😩😨😨😱😱😭

I think that plane got sabotage ... How could be the pilot sound so awkward in the end.

MH370 R.i.p also our southern ocean that has the plane i been praying to our ocean to surrender the plane give it back show us the resting place i wanna apologies to love ones who lost there family friends southern ocean please return the plane i live near the search area so i visit the location and i say i no your there somewhere i hope one day it will come back

Starting at 2:10 the voice and accent suddenly changed significantly, from Asian accent to Western, likely American, and it started struggling to say the flight code correctly. Like the "Malaysian one...err three seven zero!" My new theory is this flight was taken by foreign hijackers. They likely gassed the passenger cabin, went to the below deck disabling the transponder then sneak into the cockpit through the manhole and incapacitated the pilots with substances like nerve agents, gas or chloroform.

Voices have changed they are not the same try please to analyse theme

As you got to 3:06 or 3:05 you can hear a little squeele from someone on the plane like someone got scared and squeeled from someone...or something...sounded weird and the guy on the plane was confident at first but then started stumbling on his words and adding errrrr as If he was scared...Idk i just thought I'd let you know....

May God bless their soul and rest in perfect peace

They should put Tracker on planes now and more security guard

2:35 is it me or did that sound American. The pilots voice sounded east Asian but then at 2:35 it sounded American?

up until 2:10 they said "Malaysian 370" very clearly but every time after that they were like "Malaysian..... err 370"

There was nothing sinister or unclear about this entire conversation. Sounded so normal, like any other flight transmissions. That itself is sinister! Whoever did their job, did it too damn well. Only an expert can do this. Sound so normal and then do the abnormal.

Nope this not the full recording , originally there were additional approximately 7-8 seconds before it ended , with a woman screaming and cockpit door slamming. I heard it before.

PLANE - 0:17 PLANE - 2:10 Noticed the differences of their accents

If you listen carefully on how Captain Zaharie is talking in this 3 minutes audio, you know that this is not the sound of people who just in minutes upfront will commited suicide and bring almost 300 people with him. The person who know that this is the very last moment in their life is not sound so normal and very detail like this. This is not mass suicide.

did someone heard weird noises, like a strange recording sound...

3:05 that voice very quickly in the background, sounds like a female

Zaharie was an old work friend of mine. We had flown together a couple times. I don’t believe that such a nice and kind hearted soul would murder over 200 people.

For those believing the plane got hijacked at 2:10 due to the change in voice, I highly doubt it wasn't. Here is the reason why I think it wasn't hijacked. It maybe because the pilots switched positions. It is common for pilots to switch roles when contacting ATC. If you have watched the LEMMiNO documentary on MH370, then I am surely certain that in the first part, Fariq Abdul Hamid (the F/O) was the one talking to ATC. at 2:10, I believe they switched so that Zaharie Shah (the captain) was talking. I refuse to believe the plane was hijacked.

2:55 the change in the background sounds amd the non-chalant tone of the pilot is spine chilling

Personally, I believe that VVTS, Ho Chi Minh FIR helds a responsbility. If MAS370 didnt contact the Twr, shouldn't Tan Son Nhat immeidately put the flight on 7600? as well contact all nearby traffic to call on MH370, and lastly immediately contact WMKK FIR and Malaysian Airlines. If Ho Chi Minh helded more responsbibility, maybe the Malaysian army can track MH370 in time, since it was clear that MH370 passed Penang and its militry radar. If everyone noticed the non-sense, Malaysian army could've sent the air force to check on the jet and force it to land at Penang and stop the diaster of diving in the Indian ocean.

I suspect that they had a slow decompression. When they were cleared for FL180 the pilot made a mistake but corrected. He sain malasyan one, uh 370. And after a few minutes he forgot to readback the frequency in the last transmition.

Someone or something took over that cockpit at 2:20

Then 37 years later, this plane will land 😂😂

Imagine you and your family was on that flight and you knew exactly what was happening.

Many of the subtitles are wrong. In places, this video has ground control, tower, departure control, and regional centers all marked "Tower", even when the audio clearly identifies them as "Ground", etc. Too bad CNN didn't have anyone on-staff who knew anything about aviation; that would have helped.

7 years later i still have no idea what happened to this plane

God please show us something please

it has been 6 years and its still gone

The way the captain is talking sounds like he is in a rush there is something i can't take my mind off🤔

I wanna have powers and go back in time and fly near the plane and see what happend

Not sure how people dont recognize a complete different voice nearing the end of the flight, at the beginning the pilots sounded high pitched with a strong asain accent and at the end he voice is deeper and sounds almost american, what catches my attention most about the accent differences is that in the beginning whenever the pilot says 370 he pronounces the zero as “zido” or “zito” as most asian people would but at the end it’s crystal clear “three seven zeRo” or as an american would pronounce it..

1 minute and 46 seconds after that the plane loses all comms. At this stage of the flight it is just leaving the coastline of Malaysia. Eyewitnesses said their heard a sonic boom/loud bang - and a oil rigger said he saw a plane on fire. 9 fisherman saw a plane on fire flying towards Malaysia. It's entirely possible the 221kg Litihuim batteries in the cargo hold caugth fire, burning the transponders in the hull (near the wheels) thus making it go offline. Also explains several things including increasing altitude to kill the fire, then turning around to the nearest airport to land. Another assumtion is that the landing gears could not come down, meaning a hard landing with fuel, so a sea landing was opted for - which is then why he heads to the Malacca straits (this pilot has 18k hours on the clock) but it's also almost 2 am and he's flying out into the pitch black sea with no lights, not radio, and flying VFR... where they went God only knows..

Its hard to understand without the text, how do they do it?