Malaysia · Safety Investigation Report ↗
Source date: Released July 2018 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Historical investigation findings. Debris conclusions: printed pages 392–395 and 435 (PDF 438–441 and 481).
Source register / checked 17 October 2026
A compact register of documents and publications used in this review, with source dates and the limits of each record.
Source date: Released July 2018 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Historical investigation findings. Debris conclusions: printed pages 392–395 and 435 (PDF 438–441 and 481).
Source date: 8 March 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Contractual campaign periods and surveyed area; not live vessel status.
Source date: 29 June 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Contract extension and planned redeployment window; English version on PDF page 2.
Source date: 8 March 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Operator account and cumulative mapping since 2018.
Source date: Final operational report: 3 October 2017 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Australian search methods and results; not a 2026 operational feed.
Source date: 2024 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Research and proposed testing; no confirmed wreck identification.
Source date: 10 March 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Proposed acoustic association; not verified aircraft wreckage.
Source date: 28 July 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Court reporting; not a judgment or transcript obtained by this site.
Source date: 17 October 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
A dated report on continuing support; not a search development.
Source date: 5 October 2026 · Link reviewed: 17 October 2026
Commentary and scenario exploration; no official boundary adoption established.
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