New research suggests the pilot of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 made a series of turns to escape detection before plunging the plane into the Indian Ocean.

Ahead of the premiere of a new documentary on the doomed flight, an ex-prime minister has thrown in his two cents.

The only country still investigating the tragic disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 has seemingly uncovered the latest chink in an ongoing chain of events that transpired before the crash of the aircraft.

A detailed report by a veteran journalist has exposed new details about how passengers may have met their end at the hands of a lonely pilot.

There are a lot of theories being thrown around about missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, and here’s another one.

Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 remains a mystery five years on, but the country’s government hasn’t given up all hope.

A huge claim, a salacious theory and Dick Smith – this story has got everything (except the video of Dick’s infamous Australia Day ad).

As recent research points to a new possible crash site for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, another mystery surrounding the incident has now been solved.

Were you convinced that the missing Malaysia Airlines flight from 2014 perished off the coast of Western Australia? Well, new data may have you thinking otherwise.

The 42-year old said he saw the flight “move like a broken kite” but could not explain why it took him five years to come forward.

Relatives of passengers who disappeared on the MH370 flight have presented the Malaysian government with debris they claim comes from the missing aircraft.

National Geographic’s Drain the Oceans series claims the doomed flight went into a ‘death spiral’ before plunging into the ocean.