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The co-pilot of MH370 may have flown on his own for hours after everybody else on board died, an aviation expert previously claimed.

Mystery still surrounds the final fate of the deadly flight which disappeared on route from Malaysia to China in 2014, ten years ago today, with 239 passengers and crew on board.

Previously writer Christine Negroni suggested that the tragic jet's demise may have been caused by a sudden depressurising of the cabin killing everybody on board.

She suggested the Boeing 777's captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah may have been on a break at the time with co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid at the controls.

The sudden lack of oxygen would have killed all passengers and crew within 15 minutes, however, Hamid was insulated from its worst effects in the cockpit.

But Negroni theorises, while not dead, the co-pilot's oxygen-starved brain led him to make a series of bizarre choices w A Closer Look At The Co-Pilot Of Missing Flight 370 XOQ