It WAS hijacked: Malaysian official says its CONCLUSIVE jet carrying 239 was seized at 35,000 ft by individual or group with significant flying experience as Prime Minister admits deliberate action on plane led to disappearance By Wills Robinson 04:29 15 Mar 2014, updated 08:31 15 Mar 2014 An investigation into the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner is focusing more on a suspicion the flight was deliberately diverted, as evidence suggests it was last headed out over the Andaman Islands, sources have claim Officials confirmed missing plane was hijacked by one or several people Could have turned off communication system and steered it off-course Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak refused to confirm the reports Investigators working to establish motive and where plane was taken Search expanded to 27,000 square nautical miles 14 countries, 43 ships and 58 aircraft are involved in the search Plane may have flown for about six hours after it was reported lost Authorities set to investigate the backgrounds of the 227 passengers Reports suggest home of one of the pilots is currently being searched Investigators believe the missing Malaysia Airlines jet could have been hijacked and steered off-course. A Malaysian government official said people with significant flying experience could have turned off the flights communication devices, meaning the plane could have flown for up to six hours after it was lost by satellite. The representative said that hijacking theory was now conclusive, and police are now believed to be searching the home of one of the pilots. While Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak refused to confirm that flight MH370 was seized, he admitted deliberate action on board the plane resulted in it changing course and losing connection with ground crews. Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak on Saturday refused to confirm reports the plane was hijacked
Posted on: Sat, 15 Mar 2014 08:35:59 +0000
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