10 Years Of MH370 Disappearance: What We Know About The Missing Plane
March 8, 2014: The Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, a Boeing 777 aircraft, vanished en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, leaving the world in shock and confusion
Analysis of satellite data indicated a likely crash in the southern Indian Ocean, yet extensive searches brought no significant findings
The last transmission from MH370 was a routine sign-off as it entered Vietnamese airspace, followed by a mysterious silence
Military radar revealed MH370 veered off course, heading over Malaysia and the Andaman Sea, before losing all contact
A multinational search effort scoured 120,000 sq km of ocean, but despite the efforts and costs, MH370 remained elusive
Over 30 pieces of debris were found along African coasts and Indian Ocean islands, with three confirmed from MH370
A 495-page report suggested deliberate actions diverted MH370, yet the responsible party remains unidentified
The absence of MH370 has sparked myriad theories, from mechanical failures to outlandish plots, but none conclusively proven
With the possibility of reopening the investigation, the world watches, hoping for answers to this decade-long mystery