MH370: The last few minutes (full transcript)

Kuala Lumpur, April 2: The

of the lost

has become a part of our lives now. Though various media channels provide detailed, step-by-step coverage of the victories and the failures in the

of the plane, there are certain aspects of it that still haunt the people worldwide.

For example, what may have construed in the cockpit of the ill-fated plane? why were there no signals? what may have led to the crash? why did the passengers not try to contact their relatives? and more.

Malaysia has finally released the PILOT-ATC radiotelephony transcript that may answer a few of the questions above. While the missing pilots are under the scanner suspecting a suicide mission, many other theories have emerged that are entangling the case even more.

Now that the search for the black box for crucial information is on, it should be mentioned that 25 days after the plane went down the search operations may land up with nothing afterall as the battery of the black box is nearing its end, adding one more tragedy to the list of World's Unsolved Mysteries.

The Malaysian authorities changed the version of the last cockpit transcript recently, saying that the pilot had actually said: "Goodnight MH370" and not "All right, Goodnight".

Interestingly, if we go through the transcript, we see that the "Goodnight MH370" was just a casual reply for "Good night" from the control room.

Read the full transcript of the last few minutes of MH 370: