‘MH370: The Plane That Disappeared’, Netflix mystery series to watch this weekend

Crime series have become a hit on Netflix, with dramas that manage to captivate viewers from start to finish, and sometimes the streaming giant launches productions that tell mystery stories that happen in real life, we mean docuseries that show investigations on events that have not had an explanation, one of these titles came to this platform in March, it is ‘MH370: The missing plane’.

With three sprawling 90-minute episodes, ‘MH370: The missing plane’ take on one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history on Netflixdue to the fact that it is a flight that disappeared in March 2014 without leaving any trace, an enigma that still today many people around the world continue to talk about.

This Netflix documentary series presents in its three episodes an investigation that aims to find out what really happened with the Malaysia Airlines flightdeparted on 8 March 2014 at night from Kuala Lumpur in the direction of Beijing, a journey that had normally started at take-off with 239 people, including passengers and crew, who are still missing today.

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While it is true, almost 10 years have passed since the beginning of this ministry, an event that does not have a clear explanation from the company that owns the said aircraft nor from the corresponding authorities, for this reason, this original documentary series from the streaming giant showcases theories, stories and opinions, with interviews with relatives, journalists, scientists and others involved.

‘MH370: The missing plane’ is one of those documentary series that captures the viewer from the first minute, a production that will also leave the user wondering about the possible explanation of this aviation mystery, a documentary series that was released on this service just when a year after event.

Netflix Documentary Investigations

It is worth mentioning that in recent years Netflix has become a platform that has presented great documentary investigations, portraying stories of characters, companies, crimes, among other topics, narratives that go completely beyond fiction, which has led specialist critics to describe these titles as must-haves.

Until now, ‘MH370: The missing plane’ had a very good reception from the public and specialized critics, which is why it starts to become one of the most important titles on this platform during the month of March, so it is very likely that this service will produce more similar documentary series.