Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
This must be the most tragic aircraft mystery that we have witnessed. On March 8, 2014, 200 people flying with Malaysia Flight 370 disappeared out of the blue. After many thorough searches including air and sea done by the government over the course of three years or more, today the 239 passengers and the plane still remain missing. According to some officials, the aircraft made its way back to the southern Indian Ocean soon after taking off. However, there is no definitive answer as to why did the plane deviate from its route
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart was the first female aviator to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean. She disappeared in 1937 when she and Fred Noonan began what they thought would be the first around the world flight. They had landed on an island called Howland (New Guinea) after completing almost 2/3 of the and turning low on fuel. However, they disappeared somewhere on the Pacific Ocean on July 2, 1937. Rescuers looked for them but they were never found. In 1939 they were declared dead. Today more than 80 years after, many historians and researchers are still trying to figure out the disappearance of this role-model woman.
Amelia Earhart
