Finding MH370

A new paper published by a researcher at Cardiff University in the UK explores whether the hydrophone network maintained by a nuclear test-ban monitor should have detected the ocean crash of MH370, and analyses the signal that seems to be the most likely to have come from the missing plane. Get full access to Deep Dive: MH370 at www.deepdivemh370.com/subscribe

Whoever took MH370 did so in a lightning coup de main that showed decisiveness and a sophisticated knowledge of airspace, air traffic control procedure, and avionics. Formulating the plan would have required substantial planning. In today's episode, we explore how the plane's captain, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, might have laid the groundwork for such an operation. (In a future episode we'll look at how hijackers outside the cockpit might have laid their plans.) I'm extremely fortunate to be joined by the experienced 777 captain and prolific YouTuber Ron Rogers, who makes videos about a wide range of aviation topics, including classic aircraft and his own contemporary flying adventure. Get full access to Deep Dive: MH370 at www.deepdivemh370.com/subscribe

This is the audio version of the episode 4 of the Finding MH370 podcast. Get full access to Deep Dive: MH370 at www.deepdivemh370.com/subscribe

An interview with foreign affairs journalist Melik Kaylan Get full access to Deep Dive: MH370 at www.deepdivemh370.com/subscribe

Who was Nikolai Brodsky, and why was he on MH370? Get full access to Deep Dive: MH370 at www.deepdivemh370.com/subscribe