Hot: Detect exact location of aircraft MH370

A new analysis of drift has pinpointed the location of the MH370 4 years after it mysteriously disappeared, according to the Daily Star.

According to the British newspaper Independent Group MH370 (IG) - a network of about 20 pilots has released a new report to help narrow the search area for MH370 aircraft. According to a new analysis of drift, the search area MH370 is equivalent to an area of ​​TP. Melbourne (Australia).

Richard Godfrey, a Frankfurt-based aerospace engineer and member of the IG, completed a drift analysis to ask whether MH370 was drifted further north than the area was searched. before or not.

Godfrey believes that the exact new location of the MH370 is Exmouth, Western Australia.

Accordingly, Mr. Godfrey believes that the exact new location of MH370 is Exmouth, Western Australia . Malaysia Airlines aircraft - carrying 239 people - disappeared on the way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014 on the Indian Ocean.

Every attempt to find the Boeing 777 from then on has failed and the plane's position after falling is still a mystery. Previous experts have suggested that the aircraft may have fallen in an area of ​​about 1,600km in Western Perth, Australia.

However, Godfrey believed the plane might have tried to divert emergencyly to the Cocos Island airport, meaning it crashed elsewhere compared to the search area.

So far, 5 fragments have been confirmed to be certain or could be from MH370. These fragments have appeared on the coasts of Africa, Reunion Island, Mozambique and Mauritius.

Godfrey said: "The fragments of aircraft recovered from East African beaches could have originated in the highly affected area of ​​the northernmost latitude of 20.5 degrees South. We propose a search area The new section includes a part of the seventh arc between latitude 25 degrees south and 20 degrees south based on new drift analysis. "