Flight MH370/2014-03-08/01-37-29 MYT

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Event Summary

01:37:29 MYT Saturday 8 March 2014

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Position Reports should have been sent by ACARS via SATCOM every 30 minutes. Each Report was programmed to collate position data collected at 5-minute intervals. The last position report was sent at 0107:29 MYT. The next position report should have been sent at, or near, 0137:29 MYT.

The Position Report expected at 0137:29 was never received.


Event Details

  1. Safety Investigation Report MH370/01/2018 1.1.1

    The last Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) (refer to Section 1.9.4 - ACARS) transmission was made through the aircraft’s satellite communication system at 1707:29 UTC (0107:29 MYT).


Notes

  1. After the position report was sent at 01:07:29 MYT there were no further ACARS transmissions from the aircraft.

    Source: Safety Investigation Report MH370/01/2018 2.5.1 Summary of Key Observations of the SATCOM Ground Station Logs

    7) No Data-2 Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting (ACARS) traffic was observed after 1707 on 07 March 2014.

  2. Source: Safety Investigation Report MH370/01/2018 2.4.4 Aircraft Systems Analysis (page 377)

    All programmed communications via ACARS prior to 1707:29 UTC were working satisfactorily.
    After this last automatic ACARS transmission over the SATCOM, either the ACARS was turned off or the AIMS had a fault that prevented ACARS transmissions while certain other functions such as inertial data forwarding did not appear to be significantly affected.