Mystery of missing MH370 plane not solved by book, search director saysThe Australian Transport Safety Bureau believes the airliner mostly likely ran out of fuel and crashed after flying far off course en route from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing on March 8 2014. Peter Foley, who co-ordinated the search on Malaysia’s behalf, was quizzed by a Senate committee on theories in Canadian air crash investigator Larry Vance’s new book MH370: Mystery Solved. Mr Foley, who said he has read the book, pointed to evidence that the plane was not under anyone’s control when it hit the water. Mr Foley said his bureau could not conclude that the flaperon had lost its trailing edge because it was deployed when the plane hit the water. View full report here https://t.co/AYDE9zYM6F pic.twitter.com/EDVGH73W10 — Ocean Infinity (@Ocean__Infinity) May 16, 2018 Mr Foley said he still hopes the search will succeed within weeks.

Source: Irish Independent May 22, 2018 12:11 UTC