RMAF chief: Recordings captured from radar indicate flight deviated from original route


SEPANG: There are indications on military radar that flight MH370 could have made a “turn-back”, RMAF chief Jeneral Tan Sri Rodzali Daud said.

Authorities are also puzzled on the lack of signals from the plane’s Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) emergency beacon, which can help rescuers locate the aircraft.

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Courts & Crime , crash , Missing flight , MAS , MH370 , Beijing , KL , 48 hours

   

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