Investigators now have to go back to the original point of search to determine what happened to the aircraft, a Boeing 777 carrying 239 passengers and the crew.
Soon after losing MH370, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said that it has to do with ' deliberate action ' person on board.
In a press conference, he said, evidence shows satellite transponder aircraft shut down and it changed the course shortly before disappearing.
The aircraft is expected to have enough fuel to fly as far as 3,540.56 miles after missing.
WYNC Data Team said the plane landed at the 634 potential platforms based on its size, covering the northern part of Pakistan to the south as the western coast of Australia and Japan.
Other remote locations including Micronesia, Mongolia and Maldives. He did not mention the plane was hijacked, but the expression ' willful ' was more referring to the arson.
Search submarine aircraft will be stopped for several months until more powerful sonar equipment was brought in to look at a wider area based on satellite data analysis of the possible paths taken.
Backed analysis, authorities believe MH370 dramatically changed the course of the route and actually fly the southern Indian Ocean.
Mystery flight puzzling
However, no single piece of wreckage of the Boeing 777 was found, thus making it as one of the most puzzling mysteries of flight.
This follows the U.S. Navy statement rejecting the report of an American expert that ` ping ' not detected last April from the aircraft black box.
CNN reported a statement by the Deputy Director of the Naval Ocean Civil Engineering, Michael Dean , that most countries agree ping sensor detected sound is from an artificial source has nothing to do with the MH370 .
However, a spokesman for the U.S. Navy, Chris Johnson, Dean described the review as speculative and unverifiable.
“We must continue to strive to understand the data obtained Towed Pinger Locater, “he said, referring to Australia and Malaysia in a statement. - AGENCIES
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