Why Malaysia Airlines flight was not found

It tells a series of errors that have delayed the search and rescue operation. A crucial failure of a system that could have immediately located the lost MH370

The aircraft was equipped with four emergency locator transmitters, in accordance with the regulations, but each and every one of them they failed, says the independent report.

within their expiration dates, but no search and rescue agency nor any other aircraft in the area reported receiving a distress signal.

"Difficulties have been reported in the transmission of ELT signals if an aircraft enters the water". Monday. "The ELT does not work, or the transmission is ineffective because it is submerged under water."

She also notes that ELTs often break, citing a review of 173 accidents involving aircraft equipped with transmitters, which showed that they activated in 39 cases.

"The ELT itself could be damaged or, very often in the case of fixed ELT, antenna or antenna cables will disconnect or break", may read in the report. "This greatly hinders any search and rescue effort and may mean that the location of the aircraft remains undetected for a long time."

Grace Subathirai Nathan, whose mother Anne Daisy was a pbadenger in the plane lost, criticized the investigation too limited "

" There is no explanation for which none of the four emitters of the aircraft has sent distress signal, "writes the Malaysian lawyer on Facebook. "But apparently, these emitters, which are on each plane, only work 22% of the time."

Ms. Subathirai Nathan testified that Malaysian air traffic control failed and that Vietnam's air traffic control failed

. investigators had not checked the phone numbers of pbadengers to see if they were connecting to cell towers – as had the co-pilot in Penang, Malaysia – and did not even know that ############################################ There was currently some debris in Madagascar for more than 8 months.

She also asked why only two phone calls, five hours apart, were made to the plane from the ground while it was escaping for seven hours [19659003] "Four years later, we are not wiser". "The search must continue."

THE DISAPPEARANCE

MH370 disappeared on March 8, 2014, when he deviated from his route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board, including six The Boeing 777 disappeared in tunes as it pbaded from Malaysian airspace to Vietnam.

Approximately 37 minutes after departure, Kuala Lumpur Air Traffic Control cleared MH370 for radio communication. the next area of ​​control, where the pilot should report in.

He received the final communication from the convicted aircraft: "Good night Malaysia Three Seven Zero."

Less than two minutes later, a major anomaly occurred. The electronic tracking signal from the aircraft transmitted by the aircraft via a transponder disappeared from all air traffic control radar screens

But the controller of the receiving sector has been slow in finding that an expected aircraft did not register or was not shown.

According to the report, air traffic control was not continuously monitoring the radar, relying too much on information from Malaysia Airlines, and was not able to quickly trigger an emergency response or contact. the army to get help. and half an hour after takeoff, the aircraft sent an automated satellite communication from a position very southwest of its course.

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Dr. Kok Soo Chon, chief investigator, told reporters in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that teams from eight countries had "finally reached consensus".

stated that there was no evidence of a malfunction of the aircraft that could have contributed to his disappearance. "It is more likely that such maneuvers are due to manipulated systems," the report says.

The change of direction of the aircraft over the Indian Ocean was carried out under manual control, which "irresistibly detrimental". The investigators could not confirm that the aircraft was piloted by someone other than the pilot but nor does it exclude the possibility of "illegal interference by a third party". "We do not exclude any possibility," he said. "(But) we are not of the opinion that this could be an event committed by the pilot."

Theories abounded on the fall of MH370. Many speculated that he disappeared into a murder-suicide act by the pilot, suggesting motives including a troubled marriage or political protest. The explanation, supported by an episode of 60 Minutes aired in May, was attacked by author Christine Negroni and other aviation experts as being " absurd".

Others pointed to potential rogue pbadengers. Dr. Kok stated that there was no evidence of abnormal behavior or stress in the two pilots that could cause them to hijack the plane – but pbadengers were also laundered by the police and have not received any pilot training.

A group until then unknown called the Chinese Martyrs Brigade claimed responsibility for the days of MH370's disappearance after its demise, but officials believe it was a hoax. An email sent to reporters across China said, "You kill one of our clan members, we will kill 100 of them for reimbursement."

But the message did not provide details of what caused the theft [19659003] LEFT FAMILIES

Sakinab Shah, the sister of pilot MH370 Zaharie Shah, said that she was "relieved and happy" the report did not support the theory that her brother was responsible of the disappearance of the plane.

-pilot was 27-year-old Fariq Abdul Hamid, who had been a pilot with Malaysia Airlines for seven years and was completing his mandatory training to pbad the Boeing 777.

Investigators also could not exclude the "possibility of intervention by a third party" when he came to their examination of the cargo of the flight – 4566 kg of mangosteen and 221 kg of lithium-ion batteries.

million. Chon said that the cause of the disappearance could not be determined until the wreckage and the black boxes F

While the findings were originally called a "final report", the authorities then back on it. The last line reads as follows: "In conclusion, the team is unable to determine the true cause of the disappearance of MH370."

Victims of the victims received hard copies of the report and were briefed by four members of the investigation team. But family members said the meeting had resulted in "shootings" with officials as their frustration overflowed and "unsatisfactory responses left a lot of people angry."

claiming that it contained inaccurate information. Two parents of Chinese pbadengers said their loved ones were still alive, and the Malaysian authorities were hiding information as part of a "political conspiracy".

Danica Weeks, whose husband was on MH370, said the research was to continue. this could affect the safety of future flights. "They need to keep looking – it's a given," said Ms. Weeks, of Perth

"I understand that without new information, you throw the dice and hope that it is there. "

"It's a matter of elimination, it must be somewhere, they can not just push it under the rug and say" that's all. "

Jennifer Chong, Victoria, whose husband Chong Ling Tan was in flight, said that after 1605 days of waiting, the inconclusive report was "

THE MYSTERY OF MH370

The latest privately funded research for the wreckage of the aircraft was canceled in May this year, with no significant new discoveries. The operation, led by the US company Ocean Infinity, covered 112,000 km2 in the southern Indian Ocean over three months.

She followed a $ 200 million search on an area of ​​120,000 km2 by the Australian Transportation Safety Board. with Malaysia and China, which released its report last year.

Dozens of pieces of debris have failed on the east coast of Africa, suggesting that the Boeing 777 has fallen somewhere in the Indian Ocean. Three were confirmed as belonging to the MH370, with a fragment of the plane wing found in Reunion Island, thousands of kilometers from Kuala Lumpur.

Experts mapped the Boeing 777 course on Malysia and the Indian Ocean.

There was no indication that the aircraft was escaping the radar or any evidence of changes in crew behavior, according to the report.

There did not seem to have been any fuel problems and the power system, including the autopilot function, seemed to have worked throughout the flight. There was no evidence that the jet had been controlled remotely.

The Government of Malaysia says that it is open to resuming research if credible evidence of the location of the aircraft emerges. National Transportation Minister Anthony Loke said the government would take action against any misconduct identified by the report's findings.

But despite the efforts of 26 countries, the plane disappeared was not located more than four years after his disappearance. The fate of MH370 remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries in the world.

– With children