The Vanishing of Flight 370 

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Internet makes the world small. A missing plane makes the world big.

*When youtube recommends this 5 hours before your flight*

this guy made a way more informative documentary in 24 mins than what netflix recently made in 3 hours

The sad story about the Helios flight was the brave cabin crew member, Andreas Prodromou. He remained conscious and attempted to fly the plane as the engines died. It's reported that he managed to turn the aircraft away from populated areas, thus reducing the loss of life.

I have a friend that was working between Beijing and Perth and was supposed to be on that flight, he decided to delay his trip back to Beijing to stay in Perth for the weekend because his girlfriend asked him to... Very lucky boy

We can all agree: The ocean is a scary place.

Lemmino: Based on the available data, this is likely what happened to the plane Netflix: WhAt iF tHe RuSsIaNs HiJaCkEd iT? wHaT iF tHe aMeRiCaNs sHoT iT dOwN?

Malaysia has decided to renew the search today. my mother and aunt were supposed to be on that flight, however for reasons i can't remember they either were switched to a different plane or had decided to take a different route. i will say though 13/14 year old me (along with the rest of the family) was a bit freaked out to see the news and see the headline be "two canadians disappeared on malaysia flight today". can't imagine what my life would be like if they hadn't switched

imagine 5 years later an unscheduled flight requests for permission to land at beijing

We need to take a moment for the quality of this video

'A flying tomb' That phrase terrifies me... imagine being the only one in a plane, everyone dead and its just flying in the sky until fuel is gone... That's... terrifying....

This is much more factual and detailed than the overly sensationalised, conspiracy-ridden Netflix documentary. Thank you.

thinking about how the people on board mustve felt terrifies me tbh

Sincerely this dude could be talking about the vanishing of my socks and I would still wholeheartedly listen.

Revisiting this now that they're supposedly resuming the search. I don't think anything's set in stone yet, but just a few days from now will be the ten year anniversary of the plane's disappearance. It'd be fitting for the search to resume on that day.

I never felt so scared and worried for something 0% related to me

Human: Discovered real image of black hole, billion years away from us Also human: Can't find mh370

Amazing how 1 man made a better documentary than Netflix

I just watched the documentary on Netflix and it's infuriating how much mental gymnastics those people come up with. Your video is 100% so much better at explaining everything than all the hours I watched of that documentary.

The FBI watches me through my camera, but they cant watch *a plane*

Everyone in the comments section saying "imagine how lucky the few ppl who missed this flight must have felt", and i'm here thinking "imagine someone missed their last flight and had to take this one instead"...man they must have felt extremely unlucky during their last living moments.

10 years.

As an aspiring ATC, the moment I heard the last radio transmission I was very alarmed. I literally said to myself, "no readback?" Although you covered this later in the video, it might have been better to point this out right in the moment for the people who might not know the standard procedure, as there being no readback is VERY fishy especially considering the fact that the other tower couldn't get radar OR radio contact. edit: also, wow I've never gotten so many likes as a resident weirdo aviation nerd

Storm the Indian Ocean, the Plane Can’t Hide from All of Us

for some reason, the idea of the plane just randomly changing course and flying until they lost fuel is unsettling to me.

the fact that this is better than the Netflix documentary speaks volume

This is far better than the Netflix documentary. With a much lower budget and fewer people working on it; Lemmino says more in 25 minutes than the Netflix documentary could say in 90 minutes.

years later: “hey, we’re finally here, just some turbulence.”

If I die before they find this plane, I'm going to be an angry ghost.

The saddest part about all this is we will likely never know. The plane crashed in the ocean, and the ocean doesn't care about our closure, our answers, our mysteries. It swallowed that plane and will keep it as long as it wants. The only thing we can hope is that it spits out the plane someday, in some recognizable form.

This has been one of my favourite videos on RU-vid for a long time. Despite being a fiercely streamlined, unbiased series of well researched facts, its so absorbing and rewatchable. I used to think the story of MH370 was doing some of the heavy lifting but the 2023 Netflix docu-series on Flight 370 proves that a great story poorly told is no substitute for any story well told. If nothing else, I hope a lot of people come back to this video / discover this video for the first time through searches and recommendations because of that docu-series. I would say its because these videos deserve the support but honestly, I think its because people deserve these videos.

“Have a good night Malaysia 370”. That’s scary if you think about it

Evacuate RU-vid Engage all defenses and Get this man a Netflix show

I just saw the netflix documentary on this. This video is a hundred times better. Lemmino deservers way more subs/views

An excellent primer on this tragic mystery. On Dec 8, 2023, Green Dot Aviation posted an excellent followup in response to the recent Netflix documentary on the same. ​​⁠Balance of probability weighs HEAVILY in favor of the captain having committed mass murder/suicide. Only a trained pilot could have accomplished this hijacking in the manner it was done (we have moved well beyond the possibility of an accident here). There were only two known pilots on board. The captain had flight sim program with coords in remarkable alignment to M370’s known flight path. He deleted that program on Feb 20, 2014 the day before he flew the route to Bejing. He next flew the Bejing route on March 8, 2014. Except of course, early on he murdered everyone on board, in all probability.

It gives me chills to think that the transponders were "deactivated by someone onboard". The word 'someone' is scary to me...

I didn't know that during flights the captain and air traffic control would say goodnight and good morning to each other I mean it's probably regulations but still kinda cute

I find it quite sad that so many people’s memories were tarnished because suspicion was cast on them

Mentour Pilot has a great new video on the topic including some updated info.

The Scary Part is, when Flight 370 was first declared missing and the search began, Flight 370 was still in the air and would be for 2 more hours before crashing.

captain's last words: "Goodnight 370" still sends chills down the spine

Lemmino did a WAY better job than that new NETFLIX documentary. They just blame the pilot and call it a day lol.

It’s mesmerising to know we saw this on the news, and witnessed a historic tragedy taking place. I still can’t believe that the plane I saw on the news back then still hasn’t been found.

When RU-vidrs make better, more engaging documentaries than news outlets and people with millions of dollars

imagine. 7 years later, an air traffic controller at Beijing international airport hears... "this is Malaysia airlines flight 370 preparing for landing"

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum des EDELTALKS

There’s gotta be one guy who knows exactly what happened to the plane

I still remember when the worlds biggest problem was this flight

Some guy definitely pulled the wrong plug while trying to charge his phone.

The scary part is, if you look at most MH370 documentaries that use real footage from passangers loved ones at the airport, many are trying to call their loved ones that are on the plane to get some sort of information. Obviously, nobody got an answer, except one person whose Husband (who was on the plane) called her back and she was contemplating to answer because she was so in chock, but before she had the chance the call ended.

Better than the Netflix documentary

And they wonder why T.V is dying. Amazing production my man.

The reason this is scarier than a horror movie is because it’s not fiction

First 10min already had more info than the Netflix doc. Great work.

The quality of the whole document is astounding! The animations, the way the story is told, the music, all fits extremelly well.

*_This channel shows the true meaning of quality over quantity_*

Can we just appreciate that all his videos are dark mode friendly

The available evidence points towards suicide by the pilot. Sadly, people saying that they knew him and he would never have done such a thing really doesn't absolve him from blame - it's extremely common for people to do things 'out of character' - many perpetrators of mass killings are described as 'normal people' by those who knew them. Often we think we know people but we really have no idea what's going on in their private life.

Imagine this was the flight you missed

This guy could be talking about soap for 30 minutes and I’d straight up listen the whole way through.

this video kickstarted my love of planes. i remember watching it over and over again on the bus, before dance class, all the time. so thank you for making it, it really means a lot to me.

Watched this after the Netflix Docu and this is much better in just 24mins!

When a RU-vidr makes a better video than legit documentaries with actual budgets

All the people on the plane are hanging out with Elvis, hitler, and D.B Cooper in South America

this is my favorite video of yours. i can't explain why, but i watch it all the time and could probably quote it word for word - your voice is just super relaxing to listen to, for some reason.

I’m writing this 3 years later after you uploaded and the Netflix documentary just came out. I can honestly say you covered this way better and more factually that the rubbish conspiracy theories peddling guests on they showed. I’m amazed at the quality of work you did and at the same time find it pathetic that Netflix delivered such a low quality documentary given their huge budget. Well done man 👏

Oh jeez it disappeared over 5 years ago? It seems so much more recent than that.

The captain having a final look at his homeland is the creepiest part.

This is how LOST started. Those guys have to be in an island battling it out

Some of the best editing I've seen In such a long time, great work!

Its so creepy that the pilot and the atc say "good night" and 1 minute 40 second later the plane dissapeared

Just thinking about what the passengers experienced is enough to make me think about it all day

This is way better than the netflix documentary. It was so annoying and full with weird conspiracy theories

Better than the Netflix documentary. This video doesnt have any unrelated and repeated information, simply perfect.

I do NOT remember paying for RU-vid Premium

This is gonna be the modern equivalent of the Titanic. It will probably be found decades from now and make world headlines

What confuses me about this is in fact, the passengers. It's easier to assume that the debris could've drifted down to the ocean floor (other than the ones that washed up on land). But what about the passengers? Humans bodies usually bloat when they are in the water for a long time. And we are talking about over 200 people. It's so strange.

he could be talking about the most horrific thing but he always sounds so calm and pleasant to listen too

you see theres the problem he didn't have his phone on airplane mode

It’s scary knowing that someone in the world might know what happened to mh370

This was the BEST DOCUMENTARY IVE EVER SEEN OF ANY OTHER ONESSS. This is the reason I love ur documentaries and videos. Keep it up

they just announced another search operation might be happening this year. hope we can figure out what happened

What if the plane returns and the passengers say that they've only been there for four hours?

I remember when this happened, I was like “in a few days, we’ll know what happened” and then “next week, it will be known for sure” and so on and on. I can’t believe it’s been almost seven years now and we still don’t know for sure.

i dont know what it is but anytime this flight is mentioned theres something in me that feels incredibly terrified and such a huge sense of dread and i feel sick to my stomach. planes disappearing is so so terrifying to me.

The pilot did it. Watched the green light video and I now have zero doubt

It’s so eerie that the captains last words are “Good Night”

what gives me the chills is that before disappearing he just says “ Good Night , MAS370”

Anyone else come to rewatch this after the poor excuse of a documentary Netflix dropped ? Now this is how you do it. Props to Lemmino for taking his time and effort into these videos.

Stuff like this makes me scared to get on a plane. May the innocent ones rest in peace.

There is nothing in the world that creeps me out more than this event.

I can’t believe that this was so long ago. It feels like just yesterday we were hearing about the disappearance...

Coming here after the massive conspiracy theory that was the Netflix doc.

Came here to rewatch Lemmino's video after watching the Netflix documentary, which honestly just seemed like a compilation of conspiracy theories about what really happened.

if they don’t solve this in my lifetime then I’m just not gonna die

The sweet satisfaction when you hear "just LEMMiNO" 😌

LEMMiNO's videos are amazing for the fact that one can come back, already knowing the story, and be fully engulfed for many many re-watches (with adequate rest time between, usually in the degree of weeks or months). These videos are more than just intellectually stimulating, they have a feeling, an emotion, to them. It is a feeling that I have only ever felt from these videos and I love it.

It's crazy how this type of content is free on youtube

I'm a Malaysian and I remember how scary it was the night the plane went missing because every news channel was talking about it and what's worse was the fact that my dad boarded a Malaysian Airlines plane that same night and we didn't know which flight he took. Thankfully it was a different one. My heart goes out to everyone who lost someone they loved that night.