MH 370 Relatives Post Unanswered List

The majority of queries center on technical aspects concerning black boxes and emergency locator transmitters. The relatives' last seven question focus on "protocol"; just what exactly did the airplane company do when the flight disappeared?

The heartbroken family members are also demanding to know if the search teams has any final results, after scanning searched areas. They also want to verify what their rights are regarding, "...to know the facts of cases or the details of an incident".

The list was posted on Weibo website by a Beijing committee, representing a portion of relatives. The families want all evidence to be shared with them, that encompasses air traffic control audio and MH 370's logbook. Malaysia Airlines Commercial Director Hugh Dunleavy stated via video, that the airline shares the exact same "fundamental requirement" as relatives-to find out exactly what happened in the jetliner's mysterious disappearance.

Last month, Acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein claimed, "We understand that it has been a difficult time for all the families. And we appreciate that many families want to see physical evidence before they will accept that MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean... The question that the families principally want answered, is the question we simply do not have the answer to -- namely, where their loved ones are, and where is MH370".