Mystery of the disappearance of Malaysian plane 3 years ago "almost unbelievable"

Australian investigators handed over their final report on the missing Malaysian plane NH370. The report said the wreckage had so far been found to be "almost unbelievable".
The H-370 disappeared in 2014 when it was on its way from Kuala Lumpur to the Chinese capital of Beijing, carrying 239 people.
The search for the plane, in which Malaysia and China participated alongside Australia, ended in January, after 1,046 days.
The Australian team expressed "deep regret" for not finding the plane.
"It's almost unbelievable and certainly socially unacceptable in the modern aviation era, and with 10 million people taking commercial flights around the world every day, a huge commercial plane will disappear, and the world can not," the Australian Transport Safety Bureau said in a report published on Tuesday. Knows exactly what happened to the plane and who were on board. "
"Despite the extraordinary efforts made by hundreds of people from around the world in the search, the location of the aircraft has not been determined," the report said.
The final report confirmed the estimates, issued in December and April, and indicated that the Boeing 777 is likely to be located within 25,000 square kilometers north of the former search area, located in the south Indian Ocean.