AirlinesRatings.com Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Thomas was interviewed on ABC’s The World to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the loss of MH370.
Thomas questions, “Is the Malaysian government serious about finding MH370?”
A number of presentations and updates were provided to the Malaysian government on a “no discovery, no fee” basis by British search firm Ocean Infinity and a spokesperson for the relatives of the missing persons.
However, the Malaysian government continues to say there is no new evidence to support the raid.
With Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah almost certainly the culprit in the tragedy, finding a place to rest the Boeing 777 has become an issue, and there is a possibility that he will seek compensation from the Malaysian government. .
This is the interview.
Read: Sensational allegations about the captain
Join: AirlinesRatings.com YouTube Channel
Get: Get accurate MH370 information from AirlinesRatings.com Newsletter
Airline evaluation.com is packed with information about air travel and answers questions many people have thought about but didn’t know who to ask. Well, let’s do it!
AirlineRatings.com was formed by a team of aviation editors who have forensically investigated nearly every airline in the world and is a one-stop shop for everything airline-related for everyone around the world. was developed to provide.
Our rating system ranges from 1 star to 7 stars for safety, with 7 stars being the highest rating. Each airline has the country of departure, airline code, reservation URL, and seat map information. This rating system takes into account various factors related to aviation governing bodies, audits from key bodies, and the airline’s own safety data. All airlines have a breakdown of their safety ratings, so you can see exactly what they are.
Over 230 airlines that carry 99% of the world’s passengers have product ratings on the site. Given the vast differences between low-cost, regional, and full-service airlines, we created a different rating system within each airline.
AirlineRatings.com has information on more than 30 types of aircraft, from the latest Boeing 787 to A380s and small jets.
Best of all, there are easy answers to many of the strangest questions, such as:
- “What’s that noise after takeoff and before landing?”
- “Why do we have to raise the blinds during landing and takeoff?”
- “What are winglets and what are they for?”
- “Why does it cost so much to fly short distances?”
- “How often is aircraft maintenance performed?”
- “How strong are the wings?”
- “How is aircraft testing conducted?”
- “How often should airplane tires be replaced?”