Flight 370 Research Paper

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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 mysteriously vanished, still after 2 years since the plane has gone missing, the mystery is still yet unsolved. The world of flying is certainly not unfamiliar to us, nowadays planes are being used 24/7 and people know exactly what they are even if they have or haven’t flown on one. Planes can operate for many different things. Weather it’s to take you on a nice holiday overseas, use for emergency’s and make courageous rescues or maybe even use for military training and come to the point when defending your own country. But what I’m trying to say is that planes are an everyday device that the world is using. So how was it so easy for a plane to go missing, what really happened?

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The mystery is about flying and aeroplanes and I want to do lots of travelling when I’m older so I would like to know why the plane went missing. I was really curious into finding out about this particular mystery, I did a lot of research into finding an unsolved mystery that I liked and it took a while to find one that really grasped my attention. So when I found the MH 370 mystery I did a bit of research on it and realised that I wanted to do this mystery. But also with this mystery I wanted to do it because 2 people from New Zealand were on the flight so this mystery is actually a part of the New Zealand culture. Plus, the mystery is quite recent so I was really interested in finding out about what could’ve happened to the plane and maybe where the plane is or parts of the plane are now. This mystery is also a well –known mystery, people will know the title or have heard it around before, but not many people actually know what happened so I wanted to be able to research it and know what happened on the 8th of March and be able tell the people around me including friends and family about what happened on that day. So therefore what were the theories of the mystery? And what was the cause of the

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