Credible new evidence to be released in

The 11-year-old disappearance of

Malaysia Airlines

flight MH370.

On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, a Boeing 777 carrying 12 crew

members and 227 passengers, was unlawfully diverted while traveling from

Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Military radar and analysis by the British satellite tele-

communications company, Inmarsat, showed that the aircraft flew into the

southern Indian Ocean. This report is based on research comparing satellite

data sources from previous aircraft accidents. The analysis of satellite images

from that day indicates that MH370 made a turn fifty minutes before the

presumed impact, suggesting a pilot was in control. Overall, the data analysis

from various sources indicates that the wreckage of MH370 is located north of

the Tropic of Capricorn, near the Lost Dutchman Ridge.

Request a pre-publication PDF review copy of the 2025 report: email info@mh370report.com

A notebook with a map of the north and the north

The updated MH370 Report v.12

to be released in August 2025.