Malaysia's civil aviation chief quits over Flight 370 lapses | World News

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Malaysia 's civil aviation chief said Tuesday, March 23, 2009, the airline is flying into the country.

The report released Monday it was not a doubt that it had been concluded that it was going to be concluded after

Azharuddin Abdul Rahman said the report did not blame the civil aviation department for the purpose of the Kuala Lumpur air traffic control center

"Therefore, it is with regret and after much thought and contemplation that I have decided to resign as chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia, "he said in his statement, adding he has presented his resignation and will step down in two weeks. [19659002] The jet carrying 239 people from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, and is presumed to have crashed into the Southern Indian Ocean. The research report, prepared by a 19-member international team, said the cause of the disappearance can not be determined until the wreckage and the plane boxes

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New Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke said Tuesday the government has formed a committee 19659002 Scattered pieces of debris that washed in the air.

Scattered pieces of debris that washed Ashore on African beaches and Indian Ocean Islands indicated a remote remote stretch of the ocean where the plane likely crashed. But a search by Australia, Malaysia and China failed to pinpoint a rental. And a second, private search by US company Ocean Infinity that ended up at the end of May of the same day.

Grace Subathirai Nathan, whose mother was aboard the plane, said the outcome could have been different if Malaysia's air traffic control did not commit "horrible mistakes."

She welcomed the "display of accountability" by Azharuddin, who headed the airs of the day. way out. "

" He did not explain the failings of the controllers, why it happened, what caused it? Was (it) incompetence? Was it neglect? What was it? " she wrote on Facebook.

"I hope that this action is taken against all the people who make these mistakes a lesson for these people. happening again, "Nathan said.

Malaysia's government is said to be looking for credible evidence of the plane's location emerges.