02-23-2025, 03:11 PM
That said, and not wanting to put a damper on the "northern searches", I think that eventually the engineers, oceanographers, and other "scientists" will be proved wrong.
MH370 was deliberately taken by a very experienced, skilled, and "crafty" pilot.
Most of the pilots (being honest and practical), navigators, mission planners, agree that he took it to the "deep south".
Personally, I agree with Captain Simon Hardy's initial assessment. Furthermore, as a celestial navigator / mission planner, I refined Zahari's flight plan. His "Cruise South" end waypoint was 37S 89E, which is the northern head of the GFZ. His final waypoint (unreached) was IGPOL.
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MH370 was deliberately taken by a very experienced, skilled, and "crafty" pilot.
Most of the pilots (being honest and practical), navigators, mission planners, agree that he took it to the "deep south".
Personally, I agree with Captain Simon Hardy's initial assessment. Furthermore, as a celestial navigator / mission planner, I refined Zahari's flight plan. His "Cruise South" end waypoint was 37S 89E, which is the northern head of the GFZ. His final waypoint (unreached) was IGPOL.