New search area for MH370 announced; aircraft believed to be on autopilot before crash
Credit: Courtesy, Australia’s’ Joint Agency Coordination Centre
The new search area for the missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200ER that vanished in March has been announced and Australian officials have said the aircraft was “highly likely” to have been on autopilot before it crashed in the southern Indian Ocean. A 64-page report on the search for flight...
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