U.S. pilots believe that the reason for the missing of Malaysia Airlines MH370 was that the lithium battery on the plane caught fire and caused the plane to crash.
According to the 'Daily Express' report on May 12, the American pilot and aeronautical engineer believed that the reason for the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines MH370 was actually simple. The lithium battery on the plane caught fire and caused the plane to crash.
Malaysian Airlines MH370 was flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, China before its mysterious disappearance on March 8, 2014. When the Boeing 777 disappeared in the South China Sea, it was carrying 239 passengers. The captain Zaharie Shah (Zaharie Shah) last contacted air traffic control at 1:19 am, which was a routine handover between Malaysia Airlines and Vietnam Airlines.
Analysis of radar and satellite data showed that the aircraft suddenly changed course, flew over Malaysia, then turned south of Penang, and then turned to the southern Indian Ocean.
However, American pilot and aeronautical engineer Bruce Robertson said this is no coincidence. He said that the 221 kg lithium-ion battery on the plane caught fire, causing a deadly carbon monoxide cloud to enter the cabin, forcing Shah to try to save the crashed airliner.
In 2015, he said: 'Look, there is no conspiracy, no evil intentions, and no vague pictures. This is just a simple accident. The injured plane did its best. It survived, but it won’t survive. Too much time and money were wasted on futile searches.'
However, a report released in 2018 deliberately Refutes these claims. This document, which is attached to Annex 13 of the Malaysian International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Flight MH370 Safety Investigation Team, stated that this is extremely unlikely.
It says: “Some people are worried that the battery may produce harmful gas or cause a short circuit/fire in the worst case. After the test, the National Institute of Defense Science and Technology of Malaysia (Scienceu0026TechnologyResearchInstituteforDefence) is convinced that the tested items cannot be the reason for the disappearance of MH370.'
The American pilot claimed that the crash of MH370 was caused by the fire of the lithium battery: no conspiracy, simple accident...
The U.S. pilot claimed that the MH370 crash was caused by lithium battery fire: no conspiracy, simple accident...
' They are not registered as dangerous goods because their packaging complies with the regulations. They have undergone customs inspection and clearance before being sealed and leaving the factory, and they have not undergone any additional security checks before boarding the plane.'
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