{"id":49422,"date":"2025-02-25T14:01:38","date_gmt":"2025-02-25T14:01:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/europenews.uk\/mh370-expert-offers-bombshell-new-theory-that-british-led-search-is-looking-in-the-wrong-location-this-hunt-will-also-turn-up-with-nothing-found\/"},"modified":"2025-02-25T14:01:38","modified_gmt":"2025-02-25T14:01:38","slug":"mh370-expert-offers-bombshell-new-theory-that-british-led-search-is-looking-in-the-wrong-location-this-hunt-will-also-turn-up-with-nothing-found","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/europenews.uk\/mh370-expert-offers-bombshell-new-theory-that-british-led-search-is-looking-in-the-wrong-location-this-hunt-will-also-turn-up-with-nothing-found\/","title":{"rendered":"MH370 expert offers bombshell new theory that British-led search is looking in the WRONG location: ‘This hunt will also turn up with nothing found’"},"content":{"rendered":"

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An Australian aerospace expert has claimed the new British-led search for missing flight MH370 is looking in the wrong place entirely.<\/p>\n

Sergio Cavaiuolo, a research advisor from Adelaide, says Ocean Infinity’s mission to scour the Southern Indian Ocean seabed will “fail to find any trace of the missing jet”.<\/p>\n

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The robotics firm’s vessel Armada 7806 began searching 1,200 miles off Perth over the weekend.<\/a> But Cavaiuolo insists the Boeing 777, which vanished in March 2014 with 239 people aboard, never reached that region at all.<\/p>\n

“Whilst it is pleasing to see Malaysia’s willingness to search again and, as great as Ocean Infinity’s Armada search capability is, sadly this second search attempt by Ocean Infinity will also fail,” he told GB News.<\/p>\n

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Cavaiuolo’s involvement with the MH370 case began immediately after its disappearance in 2014, sparked by his professional interest in the satellite data used to track the aircraft.<\/a><\/p>\n

He told GB News: “One of the areas which really grabbed my fascination was just in relation to MH370 was the fact that they used some satellite communication data to initially do some calculations to determine which direction the aircraft had gone.”<\/p>\n

He describes his extensive research into the disappearance as a “private research hobby” aimed at helping families find closure. <\/p>\n

Cavaiuolo points to multiple eyewitness accounts that challenge the current search location.<\/p>\n

“There was almost immediately, in the days following, some stories of a gentleman on an oil rig seeing what was almost certainly MH370 with some flames underneath it.”<\/p>\n

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