Failure to find MH370 leaves critical questions unanswered
The abandonment of the search last week for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in the southern Indian Ocean leaves all sorts of critical questions unanswered. Transport authorities in Malaysia, China and Australia cited the absence of “credible new evidence leading to the identification of a specific location of the aircraft” for their Jan 17 decision to abandon the search. However, new evidence did coincidentally emerge only a few weeks before the decision to suspend the search. The confidential Malaysian police report into the incident, which includes an analysis of data from the flight simulator removed from MH370 Captain Zahari’s home, was leaked to French media. The data includes a flight path that leads to the southern Indian Ocean, with 6 waypoints charted, with altitudes and fuel states. <br/>
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Failure to find MH370 leaves critical questions unanswered
The abandonment of the search last week for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in the southern Indian Ocean leaves all sorts of critical questions unanswered. Transport authorities in Malaysia, China and Australia cited the absence of “credible new evidence leading to the identification of a specific location of the aircraft” for their Jan 17 decision to abandon the search. However, new evidence did coincidentally emerge only a few weeks before the decision to suspend the search. The confidential Malaysian police report into the incident, which includes an analysis of data from the flight simulator removed from MH370 Captain Zahari’s home, was leaked to French media. The data includes a flight path that leads to the southern Indian Ocean, with 6 waypoints charted, with altitudes and fuel states. <br/>
