Mendel
Senior Member.
Plus the fact that it'd be hard to figure out who even holds the rights to the footage.looking as fake as it does and serving to explain the total disappearance of a plane now known not to have totally disappeared without a trace would make it harder for this one to go "mainstream," I think.
With the UFO stuff that goes mainstream, it's usually clear whose smartphone shot the shaky footage of a fuzzy blob, and the media can present them as a witness, which adds human interest.