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Hijacking 'most probable scenario' for doomed MH370 flight | Sky News AustraliaSix years since the doomed MH370 disappeared with 227 people on board, there are still no firm answers about what happened. \n\nFormer Qantas pilot Mike Glynn, who is writing a book on the mystery, told Sky News he believed the aircraft was hijacked by one of the pilots. \n\n“I think once you work through all the possible scenarios, that’s the one that stands out as the most probable,” he said. \n\nMr Glynn said in order to find out what happened to the plane, a search needed to resume for the cockpit voice recorder and the digital flight data recorder - “both of which will tell a story”. \n\nHe said the digital flight data recorder “will tell us exactly what happened from the point of view of the systems of the aircraft”. \n\n“That’s the only way we’re really going to know what happened – by the recovery of those two devices,” he said. \n\nSky News investigates the mysterious disappearance of MH370 and reveals ground-breaking new details in a two-part documentary 'MH370: The Untold Story'. \n\nWatch or stream on Foxtel at 8pm AEDT on Wednesday and Thursday, February 19 and 20.
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'Pilot hijacking' is the 'most likely scenario' of missing MH370 | Sky News AustraliaSenior journalist at The Australian Ean Higgins says “by far the most likely scenario” of the of missing MH370 plane is the captain “hijacking his own aircraft”.\n\nMr Higgins told Sky News until the aircraft and black box is found we “won’t really know what happened”.\n\n“But by far the most likely scenario is the captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah hijacked his own aircraft when the co-pilot was out on an errand to the main passenger cabin,” he said.\n\nMr Higgins said the pilot then could have “depressurised the cabin while he was on his long oxygen supply and put everybody to sleep through hypoxia”. \n\n“That is the most popular theory around.”\n\nSky News investigates the mysterious disappearance of MH370 and reveals ground-breaking new details in a two-part documentary 'MH370: The Untold Story'. \n\nWatch or stream on Foxtel at 8pm AEDT on Wednesday and Thursday, February 19 and 20.
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Tony Abbott: ‘MH370 was almost certainly mass murder suicide by the pilot’ | Sky News AustraliaFormer Prime Minister Tony Abbott has revealed the “highest levels” of the Malaysian Government believed those on board MH370 were killed by a suicidal pilot.\n\n“My understanding, my very clear understanding, from the very top levels of the Malaysian Government is that from very, very early on here they thought it was a murder suicide by the pilot,” Mr Abbott told Sky News.\n\n“Let me reiterate – I want to be absolutely crystal clear – it was understood at the highest levels that this was almost certainly murder suicide by the pilot.\n\n“Mass murder suicide by the pilot.”\n\nMH370 vanished on March 8, 2014 after leaving Kuala Lumpu airport. It was destined for Beijing but the world lost contact over the South China Sea.\n\nMr Abbott – who was Prime Minister at the time – has spoken in detail about his conversations with Malaysian leaders for the first time in Sky News documentary MH370: The Untold Story – which will air tomorrow night on Foxtel.\n\nThe two-part investigation reveals ground-breaking new details about the MH370 disappearance.\n\nWatch or stream on Foxtel at 8pm AEDT on Wednesday 19th and Thursday 20th February.\n
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Tony Abbott: ‘MH370 was almost certainly mass murder suicide by the pilot’ | Sky News AustraliaFormer prime minister Tony Abbott has revealed the “highest levels” of the Malaysian Government believed those on board MH370 were killed by a suicidal pilot.\n\n“My understanding, my very clear understanding, from the very top levels of the Malaysian Government is that from very, very early on here they thought it was a murder suicide by the pilot,” Mr Abbott told Sky News.\n\n“Let me reiterate – I want to be absolutely crystal clear – it was understood at the highest levels that this was almost certainly murder suicide by the pilot.\n\n“Mass murder suicide by the pilot.” \n\nMH370 vanished on March 8, 2014 after leaving Kuala Lumpu airport. It was destined for Beijing but the world lost contact over the South China Sea.\n\nMr Abbott – who was Prime Minister at the time – has spoken in detail about his conversations with Malaysian leaders for the first time in Sky News documentary MH370: The Untold Story – which will air on Wednesday night on Foxtel.\n\nThe two-part investigation reveals ground-breaking new details about the MH370 disappearance.\n\nWatch or stream on Foxtel at 8pm AEDT on Wednesday 19th and Thursday 20th February.\n
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Qld Govt to pursue an inquest into MH370 mystery | Sky News AustraliaQueensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has told Sky News she will approach the state attorney-general today about a potential inquest into the missing MH370 plane. \n\n“It’s obviously a big issue and of course there were a lot of families right across Australia that were deeply impacted,” she said. \n\n“If the attorney general, our government, can help in any way, we would be more than happy to do so.” \n\nPremier Palaszczuk also called on the Federal Government to commit a special assistance package to Queensland businesses affected by the coronavirus. \n\n“You’ve got to remember, our state is a tourism destination, so we’re hit really hard,” she said. \n\nThe premier announced this week a $27 million state government rescue package to help industries affected by the coronavirus. \n\n“We’re doing everything we can to help, but my plea today is that the Federal Government actually matches our package or at least puts in some aspects of assistance because we can’t do it alone,” she said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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