MH370 investigators say the controls were probably deliberately manipulated

Investigators released a report on Malaysia Airlines missing flight MH370 on Monday, stating that the Boeing 777's orders had been deliberately manipulated to deflect it, but that they were unable to determine who was responsible.

He arrived aboard the plane that disappeared with 239 people aboard Kuala Lumpur on March 8, 2014, en route to Beijing, leaving one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries unaccompanied. resolved.

"The answer can not be conclusive Kok Soo Chon, head of the security investigation team MH370, told reporters:

On May 29, Malaysia canceled a search of three month of the US company Ocean Infinity, which sprawled over 112,000 square kilometers.

The transponder may have been deliberately cut off

This was the second major search after Australia, China and Malaysia put an end to a sterile research of $ 193 million. Canadian dollars. Last year, Malaysian and international investigators looked into why the Boeing 777 deviated thousands of miles from its route before diving into the Indian Ocean. Experts believe that someone may have deliberately turned off the MH370's transponder before deviating it into the Indian Ocean.

The gendarmes and the French police inspect a large piece of plane debris that was found on the beach of St. Andrew. Reunion, July 29, 2015. The only confirmed traces of the aircraft were three wing fragments stranded along the coast of the Indian Ocean. (Prisca Bigot / Reuters)

The last communication from the plane came from Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah who was signing "Goodnight, Malaysian three seven zero", while the plane was leaving the plane. Malaysian airspace.

A 440-page final report from the Australian Transportation Safety Board (ATSB) last year showed that Zaharie had flown on her home-based flight simulator six weeks earlier, "initially similar" to that of MH370

Pbadenger, Pilot Audit

A Malaysian police forensic report previously concluded that there were no unusual activities other than simulations of According to Kok, the investigators examined the history of the pilot and co-pilot and were satisfied with their background, training and mental health.

"We do not think that it could have been an event committed by the pilots" he added, but added that they did not exclude any possibility since the return in flight was done manually and that the systems in the aircraft were also turned off manually.

Wang Zhuncai (C), whose daughter was aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, cries in 2015 before a briefing by Malaysia Airlines. The relatives of the pbadengers were informed about the final report by the investigators earlier Monday. (Jason Lee / Reuters)

"We can not rule out that there has been illegal interference by a third party," Kok He added that all pbadengers from the 15 countries had their background checked by their respective countries and that all returned with a clean state of health.

"We hope these mistakes will not happen again"

The next of kin of the pbadengers was informed of the final report by the investigators earlier on Monday. Voice 370, a group representing family members, has already asked the Malaysian government to review the theft, including "any falsification or eventual removal of records related to the MH370 and its maintenance".

"We hope these mistakes will not be corrected." Said Grace Nathan, a lawyer whose mother, Anne Daisy, was on the plane. "The point they pointed out was that this report was not to be blamed, it was only a security investigation, "she said.

International students in China light candles to pray pbadengers aboard the Malaysia Airlines flight in 2014. [19659009] (Reuters)

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Beijing had paid close attention to the investigation MH370

"We hope that all parties will remain in contact and in coordination. "

The only confirmed traces of the aircraft were the three winged fragments stranded along the coast of the Indian Ocean. Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, newly elected to Malaysia, said Malaysia would consider resuming the search for MH370 only if new clues were revealed.