MH370 mystery deepens as China 'fails to reveal why doomed flight really vanished'

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MH370 mystery deepens as China 'fails to reveal why doomed flight really vanished'.

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The families of those who disappeared aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have still not been told why the flight vanished.On March 8, 2014, 239 passengers had been flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing when the jet mysteriously disappeared.Despite the largest search in aviation history, neither the aircraft nor its black box have been found.Relatives showed up at a Beijing court on Tuesday to demand answers.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The court appearance follows a ruling in December which forced the carrier to pay eight families of Chinese passengers 2.9million yuan (£322,262)."When I received the judgement and read the first-instance ruling, my first thought was that the court was insulting the families of the passengers, that it was mocking us," Li Eryou, 69, whose son was on the flight, said.He added: "In 12 years, no one has ever apologised to us.

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I feel immense anger."This is an international case...

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