Deliberate diversion
A deliberate change of route is one line of analysis. It does not establish the identity or motive of a person responsible.
Hypotheses / MH370
The investigation has not established a complete explanation for the disappearance or individual responsibility.
The Malaysian safety investigation could not determine what happened without the main wreckage and recorders. The report considered changes to the flight path and possible interference, but uncertainty remains about who acted, why, and what occurred later in the flight.
A deliberate change of route is one line of analysis. It does not establish the identity or motive of a person responsible.
Scenarios involving incapacitation attempt to explain a prolonged flight without normal communications. They must also account for the recorded changes in the flight path.
Proposed failures or interference must fit the available radar, communications, performance, and debris evidence. A plausible mechanism is not proof that it occurred.
FindMH370.com does not label a passenger or crew member responsible on the basis of an unproven theory. Investigation findings, police inquiries, independent research, and media speculation are different categories of information.
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Official account of the investigation and search history.
Government investigation documents and supporting records.
Satellite analysis, search-area definition, and evidence constraints.
For dated additions, including hydroacoustic discussion and current search-area commentary, visit Research watch. The original studies and authors’ interpretations remain distinct from official findings.