On October 10, 2014, the interim report of Malaysia Airlines MH370 released by the Australian Traffic Safety Administration confirmed that flight MH370 may have circled at low speed above Indian Ocean due to fuel exhaustion and finally fell into the sea. On January 29, 2015, the Malaysian Civil Aviation Administration announced that Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 crashed and all 239 passengers and crew members on board had been killed.
Latest news, according to foreign media reports, a piece of debris belonging to MH370 was discovered by Madagascar fishermen. This wreckage is considered to be the landing gear part of the aircraft, which means that the pilot put down the landing gear in the last few seconds. Such behavior increases the theoretical basis for the aircraft's intentional crash. The evidence also includes four quasi-parallel scratches on the landing gear component.
Some analysts believe that these scratches are caused by the disintegration of one of the two engines of the aircraft upon impact.
