MH370: Captain's Friend Alleges Intentional Lockout of First Officer from Cockpit
MH370: Captain's Friend Alleges Intentional Lockout of First Officer from Cockpit
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MH370: Captain’s Friend Alleges Intentional Lockout of First Officer from Cockpit

Following the disappearance of flight MH370, a friend of the captain alleges that the captain may have intentionally locked out the first officer from the cockpit before the plane crashed into the sea.

Friend’s Allegations

The friend, who is a Boeing 777 pilot, stated his belief that Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah is culpable and that this is the truth behind the mysterious incident. Speaking to The Atlantic anonymously, the friend claimed that Zaharie likely deceived the inexperienced first officer, who was on his final training flight, into leaving the cockpit and then locked him out.

Suspicious Circumstances and Theories

Regarding the disappearance of the aircraft, suspicious circumstances such as the depressurization of the cabin and shutting down of the electrical system have been highlighted. It is suggested that Shah could have depressurized the cabin by donning an oxygen mask to fly the aircraft for hours, rendering it untraceable.

Theories and Speculations

Speculations abound that the captain, while clinically depressed, meticulously executed a murder-suicide mission by practicing a similar route on his home flight simulator. However, these claims remain unverified, and the mystery surrounding the disappearance of MH370 remains unresolved.

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MH370: Captain’s Friend Alleges Intentional Lockout of First Officer from Cockpit
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