It is still a major mystery to world what really happened to Malaysian airline MH 370 which disappeared without a clue flying from Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia to Beijing, China in March, 2014.

Why Was The Search Called Off?

The missing aircraft, which was carrying 239 passengers and crew, disappeared on March 8, 2014 – with researchers saying they had been looking in the wrong place.

Despite a single body of the missing Airline were not found, Search for the MH370 had to come to am end after 3 years of Search.

On January 17, 2017 it was officially suspended by officials in Australia.

Only 33 pieces of wreckage suspected to be part of the plane were found

MH370 WRECKAGE FOUND SO FAR

CONFIRMED

FLAPERON

What was found? A large 2.7 metre piece of the plane's flaperon - the trailing edge of the wing used to increase drag during take off and landing. Identified through numbers found inside and confirmed as coming from MH370.

Where and when? July 29, 2015. Washed up on a beach on the island of Réunion, east of Madagascar.

LEFT OUTBOARD AFT FLAP SECTION

A left outboard aft flap section has been 'confirmed' to be part of the MH370. A flap is used to increase the lift of an aircraft wing at a given speet and is usually mounted on the wing's trailing edges. The outboard flap is usually closer to the wing's edge.

Where and when? The section was found on May 10, 2016, off the coast of Ilot Bernache, Mauritius, on near the northern tip of the African island.

WING FLAP

Wing flap confirmed to be 'the inboard section of a Boeing 777 right outboard flap' with part numbers and a date stamp helping to prove it was from MH370.

Where and when? Found on a beach on Pemba Island, off the east coast of Tanzania on June 23, 2016.


FLAP TRACK FAIRING

A segment of flap track fairing - which shields the wing flap and reduces drag. It was the first to be examined by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau who said it was 'almost certainly' from the plane.

Where and when? It was found on December 27, 2015 by South African teenager Liam Lotter on a beach in Mozambique.

HORIZONTAL STABILISER
A horizontal stabiliser - from the right-hand tail section of the plane. The words 'NO STEP' on the panel matched those used by Malaysia Airlines making it 'almost certainly' from MH370, according to experts.

Where and when? It was found on February 28, 2016 by US lawyer Blaine Gibson, again in Mozambique.


There are still 28 more pieces left but still no clue of where the plane crashed.
This led to people saying there own theories on what might have happened to the plane

What are the theories about the fate of MH370?

1) Russian president Vladimir Putin was accused of being involved in the hijacking of MH370. by a US Science writer.

Jeff Wise claimed Putin “spoofed” the plane’s navigation data so it could fly unnoticed into Baikonur Cosmodrome so he could “hurt the West”.

2) French ex-airline director Marc Dugain accused the US military of shooting down the plane because they feared it had been hijacked.

A book called Flight MH370 – The Mystery also suggested that it had been shot down accidentally by US-Thai joint jet fighters suring a military exercise and covered it up.

3) Malaysia police chief Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar suggested that the crash could have been suicide.

He said that someone on-board could have taken out a large life insurance package before getting on the plane, so they could treat their family or pay back money they owed.

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I think they need to search the coast of Africa deeply...the wreckages are in there, considering the location where they found those 6 they analyzed...