Malaysia Missing Airplane

 Boeing 777-200 owned Malaysian Airlines (MAS) reported missing in route from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) to Beijing (China) on Saturday, March 8, 2014 in the early morning. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has not been found . No signs anything, including the pilot before the incident occured.

Passengers on Malaysia Airlines totaled 239 people, including two babies and 12 crew. Passengers were from 14 countries including Indonesia, China, Malaysia, Australia, France, USA, New Zealand, Ukraine, Canada, Russia, Italy, Taiwan, the Netherlands, and Austria .

 The airplane flew at an altitude of 35,000 feet (10,700 M) above sea level . When the pilot reported that there was no problem with the plane, but the Subang Air Traffic Control lost contact with the plane at around 02:40 a.m .

 The plane's pilot was Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, a Malaysian citizen aged 53 years. Zaharie had served for 33 years in MAS since 1981 and already has 18,365 flight hours. Co-pilot of Captain Zaharie is Fariq Abdul Hamid 27 year-old, Malaysian nationality and had 2,763 flight hours. He has worked in MAS since 2007.

Malaysia Airlines is one of the largest airlines in Asia. They flew nearly 37,000 passengers daily to 80 destinations throughout the world. The Boeing 777-200 has never had a severe accident for 20 years in their history.