New Report Suggest That Missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 Was Not Configured For Landing

A large piece of debris found in Tanzania recently which has been confirmed as a part of a wing flap from missing MH370

Additional analysis of satellite communications from missing MH370 is consistent with it being in a "high and increasing rate of descent" when it vanished, a new report claims.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), which is leading the search for the Malaysia Airlines jet , said additional analysis of wing flap debris found the aircraft was not configured for a landing.

Both pieces of information support the agency's long-held view that an unpiloted MH370 descended rapidly after running out of fuel with no human intervention.
The 28-page report released on Wednesday, containing new end-of-flight and drift simulations, coincides with the start of a three-day meeting of international experts to develop potential plans to continue the search for MH370.

Australian Transport Minister Darren Chester, who is chairing the Canberra meeting of experts, said the group would review all available data and analysis associated with the search.

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