Investigators release the new report regarding the MH370’s disappearance

As we know MH370 disappeared while on flying en route from Kuala Lumpur to the Beijing. It was carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board. Now the new investigation report is out regarding it as below :

In the first part of this new report by the MH370 investigators revealed nothing much substantial on baffling mystery surrounding the Boeing 777’s disappearance that happened two years ago.

That International Air Accident Investigation Team provides a very brief overview of their work in their three page statements. The final report would be released following the location of the wreckage of the aircraft or when & where the search for the wreckage is terminated, whichever will happen earlier.

The report said that eight areas were being reviewed by the team which included the diversion from the field flight plan route, flight crew profile, airworthiness and maintenance, Air Traffic Services operations, and aircraft systems and satellite communications.

The investigation team also reviewed the wreckage & impact information among the others from the Civil Aviation Department, Malaysia & the Malaysia Airlines and aircraft cargo consignment after while, Prime Minister Nazak also said that Malaysia was remained hopeful that MH370 would be found in the 120,000 square kilometer area under the investigation and if it is not then Malaysia, Australia & China will hold a tripartite meeting to find the forward way.

They are remain committed to doing everything within their means for solving what is an agonizing mystery for the loved ones of those who were lost.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau Chief Commissioner, Martin Dolan, said that the fact MH370 was yet to be found is in the priority search as only increased the chances it would be located in the remaining 30,000 square kilometers. 

This Monday marked two years since the MH370 disappeared while flying en route from the Kuala Lumpur to the Beijing & it was carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members on the board.