Malaysia Airlines flight 370 has been missing for nearly six months and several theories have been pointed out to be the reason of the aircraft's sudden disappearance each time new information surface which is believed to make a key role in the ongoing investigation.
Authorities coming from the Malaysian and Australian governments recently revealed new information which could possibly help in the search operation. According to the recent information, the missing jet may have turned farther south of the Indian Ocean much earlier than what was previously thought. The said assumption has been made after it was known that a failed phone call has been made by a satellite phone to the said jet.
Ever since the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing in the air, there were already numerous different theories that attempt to fabricate stories regarding the whereabouts of the jet and what really happened to it. With the newest detail that the authorities from two countries are holding, they believe that it could give them clue regarding the location of the aircraft. It can be recalled that the said airline en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing went missing on March 8 with 239 people on board.
According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said that the latest update in the investigation revealed that authorities were able to trace the satellite phone call made by the Malaysia Airlines ground staff just few moments after the flight 370 went missing in the air traffic control. Aside from the possibility of determining the route and location of the missing jet, it could also rule out conspiracy theories surrounding the aircraft.
Contrary to what other believes, the new details won't make the shift the search for the Malaysia Airlines flight 370; however, it will be expanding farther south. Several different theories already surfaced about the jet after it was recently discovered that there were unauthorized withdrawals from the bank accounts of four passengers on board.
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