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There remains an ocean-sized hole in aviation’s safety protocols, meaning that a doomed passenger jet in a remote corner of the planet could remain hidden forever.
Ten years after MH370, an industry-wide push to rule out a similar case has been stymied by bureaucracy, financial pressure, and a debate about who should have ultimate control of the cockpit.
Rest of World News: The disappearance of passenger jet MH370 remains modern aviation’s biggest mystery. A decade later, the industry still struggles to prevent a similar case due to bureaucracy, financial pressure, and a debate about cockpit control. The implementation of a key aircraft-tracking tool has been delayed, leaving a significant gap in aviation’s safety protocols. The one-minute tracking rule, designed to give authorities early warning of a disaster, has also been delayed.
Nearly 10 years after the mysterious disappearance of the Malaysian Airlines flight, the risk of flights disappearing in thin air still looms. | World News
The huge Boeing Co. 777 jet, almost as long as a Manhattan city block and taller than a five-story building, had somehow managed to make itself invisible in the clear night sky. There were 239 people on board.