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British aerospace engineer asserts discovering location of Malaysian flight disappearance
(MENAFN) An international huge aviation riddle was the vanishing of a Malaysian airplane holding 239 people aboard. However, Richard Godfrey a British aerospace engineer who's been focusing on discovering more about the tragedy for over a year believes he has figured out where MH370 went down.
The Boeing 777, according to Richard Godfrey, collapsed into the Indian Ocean 2,000 kilometers west of Perth, Western Australia. Throughout a flight in March 2014, the plane disappeared from the locator.
"We'll be able to give closure to the next of kin and answers to the flying public and the aviation industry on exactly what happened with MH370 and how we prevent that in the future," Mr. Godfrey informed the BBC.
To correspond to this new destination in the Southern Indian Ocean, he mixed multiple sources of information that have been initially found in diverse entities.
The Boeing 777, according to Richard Godfrey, collapsed into the Indian Ocean 2,000 kilometers west of Perth, Western Australia. Throughout a flight in March 2014, the plane disappeared from the locator.
"We'll be able to give closure to the next of kin and answers to the flying public and the aviation industry on exactly what happened with MH370 and how we prevent that in the future," Mr. Godfrey informed the BBC.
To correspond to this new destination in the Southern Indian Ocean, he mixed multiple sources of information that have been initially found in diverse entities.
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