Missing MH370: On-board computer programmed to turn before co-pilot’s sign-off, sources claim


NEW YORK: The on-board flight computer on missing MAS flight MH370 was programmed to turn 12 minutes before co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid said “All right, good night”.

NBC News, quoting sources, is reporting that the plane’s abrupt u-turn was programmed into the on-board computer well before the co-pilot signed off with air traffic controllers.

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