MH370: Good Night Malaysian Three Seven Zero | 5 Minute Strange

At 1:19am on March 8, 2014, the pilot of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 signed off with five ordinary words. Nothing in his voice suggested anything was wrong. Seconds later, the transponder went dark. Two hundred and thirty-nine people vanished. The aircraft kept flying south on autopilot for seven more hours — responding to satellite pings over an empty ocean — before disappearing forever.In this episode of 5 Minute Strange, we cover the strange final hours of MH370, the ghost flight that continued long after contact was lost, and why over a decade of searching across more than 200,000 square kilometres of ocean floor has still not found the main wreckage. The official investigation could not determine the cause. The ending is still missing.Subscribe to 5 Minute Strange for a new true story every weekday. One mystery. Five minutes. No explanation.#5MinuteStrange #MH370 #MalaysiaAirlines #MissingPlane #TrueCrime #MysteryPodcast #AviationMystery #TrueStoriesYouNeverKnew #UnexplainedMysteries #FinalTransmissionsMH370, MH370 disappearance, Malaysia Airlines MH370, missing plane mystery, MH370 Indian Ocean, MH370 final transmission, ghost flight MH370, aviation mystery 2014, true crime podcast, mystery podcast, unexplained disappearance, 5 minute strange, short mystery podcast, strange true stories, Dark Whisper Studios