Malaysia announces MH370 new report, the world is still working

Malaysian officials released the latest detailed investigation report in Sunday (March 8), the first anniversary of the bizarre "MH370" of the MA Airlines airliner, but it was disappointing what caused the flight to be lost and still unaccounted for. and global rescuers need to continue to search for the wreckage of the aircraft in the vast ocean.

A Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft in the early hours of March 8, 2014 to carry out the mission from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, the mysterious loss of the plane, along with all 239 people on board the "human evaporation." Since then, the international team of experts has issued three research reports, but the crew, aircraft status and follow-up incidents are still unable to give a convincing explanation.

According to the latest report, a "black box" battery in the crash was invalidated in December 2012, and no replacement records have been seen since, which is also seen as a reason for its search difficulty to increase. In addition, the flight of the captain and the pilot's qualifications and prior psychological status of the investigation is not unusual. The aircraft itself has no mechanical and electronic system failures, and its communications system has been normal until the plane disappears from the radar screen. The report has not been confirmed or verified by the flight crew's deliberate shutdown of the aircraft communications system.

After the report was released, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the search for the MH370 airliner would continue. Most of the passengers on the MH370 are Chinese, so the Chinese government has been pressing through diplomatic channels to continue the search and rescue efforts, not to give up.
After the report was released, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the search for the MH370 airliner would continue. Most of the passengers on the MH370 are Chinese, so the Chinese government has been pressing through diplomatic channels to continue the search and rescue efforts, not to give up.

And Abbott, the Australian prime Minister, said the search would continue even if the search for a 60,000-square-kilometer area is still elusive. While he says the search cannot go on indefinitely, people will not give up as long as there are still valuable clues.

It is also reported that in the current sea area after the completion of the search in May, Malaysia, Australia and China's three countries will carry out further underwater search operations. The report also showed that the plane was carrying enough fuel to fly for 7 hours and 31 minutes, which is far more than the fuel needed for its normal voyage, so this is a big doubt. In addition, the flight route airspace was in good condition at that time, because the possibility of changing course is very low because of avoiding bad weather.