The story of mystery disappeared Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 is going to become one of the most mysterious incidents in the history of civilian aviation.

We would like to remind that the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777, also known as "flight MH370", suddenly disappeared from radar screens on March 8 (Saturday). Search operation involves 40 ships and 22 aircraft from 10 countries. But without the flight recorder the causes of the tragedy will remain a mystery. It is significant that plane did not give the signal of distress or any other sign of the catastrophe. Weather conditions were good. There were 239 people on board: 227 passengers and 12 crew members.

Meanwhile the main law forces thrown out to determine who actually used Austrian Christine Kozel and Italian Luigi Moraldi passports. It was found that European passports were used by Asian appearance people.

While officials say they do not have any direct evidence that these passports were used by terrorists, there are some suspicious facts that came to light recently. According to the latest facts both of illegals have booked tickets on stolen passports in the same place and then they sat on a nearby chairs. Experts note that the use of stolen passports is a typical trick for terrorists or illegal immigrants. However, immigrants seating together in the aircraft only an extremely rare coincidence. Experts also point out that the lack of debris in the sea speaks in favor of the aircraft damage in the air at the altitude.

Consequently the version about a terrorist attack is the most realistic, but is not the only one.

Some experts drew parallels between the Malaysian "Boeing" and the tragedy in 2009, when the plane of "Air France" Airbus 330 has mysteriously disappeared too. All became clear only in 2012 when the flight recorder was raised from a depth of 3900 meters. It turned out that there was a combination of technical failure and actions of the crew. It is possible that something similar took place with Malaysian Airlines flight 370: at the time of the aircraft crash it was controlled by the inexperienced 27 years old first officer.

This morning (13/03/2014) CNN reported that the Chinese satellite has probably found the lost Malaysian airliner crash site – the northeast of Kuala Lumpur and south of Vietnam. The picture shows three objects which presumably are fragments of Boeing 777. However Vietnam and Malaysia planes did not found there any traces of the missing Boeing 777. In that way the fate of lost aircraft is still unknown...