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A long-awaited official report on the disappearance of flight MH370 has not revealed Monday new clues about the disappearance of the Malaysian aircraft, causing anger and disappointment among the relatives of those on board .
Maneuvers by air traffic controllers suggest that Malaysia Airlines' aircraft was diverted from its trajectory manually, rather than by mechanical fault.
But the Boeing 777 disappeared more than four years ago from Kuala. Lumpur in Beijing with 239 people on board, was airworthy and the pilots were able to fly.
After years of unsuccessful research into the world 's most enduring aviation mystery, the report did not convey anything concrete to the passengers Most of them were Chinese – and the l'. crew was hoping for a sort of loopback.
"The team is unable to determine the real cause of the disappearance of MH370," concluded parents who were informed at the Ministry of Transportation before the public release of the report expressed their anger that he There was nothing new in the document, some having taken the briefing as frustration began to boil
. is so disappointing, "said Intan Maizura Othman, whose husband was a steward on MH370." I am frustrated, there is nothing new in the report.
"Those who gave the briefing of the Ministry of Transport were unable to give any answers because they were not the ones who wrote the report."
She stated that the meeting between the parents and the officials had turned into a "screaming match" as the frustration of the family members dissipated.
"Many asked questions," said G. Subramaniam, who lost a son.
– The largest hunt in history –
The disappearance of MH370 unleashed the largest hunt in the history of aviation, but no sign of the plane has been found on a territory of 120,000 square kilometers. The Indian Ocean Research Zone and the Australia – led hunt were suspended in January of last year.
The US exploration company Ocean Infinity resumed research at a different location early in the year. high-tech drones scouring the bottom of the sea. But this research was also called
Only three confirmed fragments of MH370 were found, all on the shores of the western Indian Ocean, including some of the two-meter wing known as a flaperon.
The new government of Malaysia, which took In May, the government declared that the hunt could be resumed, but only if new evidence came to be revealed and that the authorities seemed to want to draw attention to the tragedy.
A topic criticized in the 19-member report Air traffic control of Malaysia and its Vietnamese counterparts failed when the Boeing moved from Malaysian airspace to the Vietnamese space and airlifted. disappeared from the radar.
The traffic controllers did not initiate the emergency procedures in a timely manner, which delayed the start of the search and rescue operation, he said.
. none of them seems to have experienced any difficulties in their personal life, which could have affected their ability to fly.
He also stated that the aircraft was airworthy and had no major technical problems. This meant, however, that the change of course of the aircraft "was probably made while the aircraft was under manual control and not the autopilot," the report says.
The intervention of a third party could not be ruled out There was no evidence to suggest that the aircraft had been flown by anyone other than the pilots.
The report also rejected a conspiracy theory concerning the disappearance of the plane – that it had been taken at a distance to foil a diversion. support this.
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