The chief executive of Emirates has claimed that 'control was taken of' Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 before it vanished. Sir Tim Clark said it was very important that the airline industry does not accept that the fate of MH370 is an 'unexplained mystery' His airline, Emirates, operates almost 130 Boeing 777 aircraft, similar to the doomed jet. Flight MH370 vanished in March with 239 passengers and crew on board. Scroll down for video Emirates CEO and president Sir Tim Clark, pictured, said he believes MH370 was 'under control until the end' The Boeing 777-200, similar to this one, vanished without a trace in March with 239 passengers and crew
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Sir Tim Clark questions current thinking about the fate of flight MH370
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Sir Tim said if the jet crashed into the ocean then wreckage would be found
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He said the somebody took control of the aircraft before it vanished
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The Emirates CEO said the industry must not accept MH370's a 'mystery'
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