Time:0101:17 MYT

Time:0101:17 MYT

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MH370 reported maintaining FL350 at 1701:17 UTC (0101:17 MYT)

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2. Details .......................................................................................................Edit

1. Safety Investigation Report MH370/01/2018 1.1.1

   MH370 reported maintaining FL350 at 1701:17 UTC (0101:17 MYT) and reported maintaining FL350 again at 1707:56 UTC (0107:56 MYT).

2. Safety Investigation Report MH370/01/2018 Appendix 1.18E

   AIR-GROUND COMMUNICATION LUMPUR RADAR - FREQUENCY 132.6 MHz
   Time	Source	CONTENT
   1701:17 UTC (0101:17 MYT)	MAS 370	Malaysian aaThree Seven Zero maintaining flight level three five zero.
   1701:21 UTC [0101:21 MYT]	Lumpur Radar	Malaysian Three Seven Zero

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SIR2018 page 362

2) Air Traffic Control Recordings

Radiotelephony recordings between the flight crew and the Air Traffic Controllers were analysed for voice recognition and it was verified that the words spoken before take-off and after take-off were that of the FO and PIC respectively. The Team has made comparison of the voice sample analysis recorded previously and found no evidence that there was any stress or anxiety detected in the conversations. It was noticed that the PIC made the same statement of “maintaining flight level three five zero’ twice at 1701.17 UTC [0107.57 UTC [0107.56 MYT]. However, the Team did not find any significance of that statement spoken twice by PIC in a short interval of 6.39 minutes.

The time span covered by this page is the duration of air-ground communication between MH370 and Lumpur Radar from 0101:17 MYT, 8 March 2014 to the final item in the transcript at 0101:21 MYT, 8 March 2014.

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Departure to Loss of Contact

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Narrative

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01:01:17 to 01:01:21 MYT

air-ground communication between MH370 and Lumpur Radar

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References

Item 1

Factual Information MH370/01/15/1.1.1

MH370 reported maintaining FL350 at 1701:17 UTC (0101:17 MYT) and reported maintaining FL350 again at 1707:56 UTC (0107:56 MYT).

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Item 2

Transcript

{{#lst:Content:FI Appendix 1.18E/010117MYT|Reference}} {{#lst:Content:FI Appendix 1.18E/010117MYT|FullText}}

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Item 3

{{#lst:Content:FI Appendix 1.18E/010117MYT|Notes}}

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Malaysian Time (MYT) is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) + 8 hours

Coordinated Universal Time

Flight Level at 35000 feet

Radio Detection and Range

Megahertz

Malaysia Airline Systems

First Officer

Pilot in Command

Flight ID