Time:Radar/0120:36 MYT
Time:Radar/0120:36 MYT
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1. Summary ..................................................................................................Edit
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2. Details .......................................................................................................Edit
Safety Investigation Report MH370/01/2018 2.4.4 10) c) Air Traffic Control/Mode S Transponder System
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Table 2.2C - Chronology of ATC Events following the Disappearance of MH370
2. 1720:36 UTC [0120:36 MYT] Mode S radar symbol of MH370 dropped off from radar display.
SIR 2018 page 374
c) Air Traffic Control/Mode S Transponder System
The aircraft transponder was operating satisfactorily up to the time it was lost on the ATC radar screen at 1720.36 UTC, 07 March 2014 (0120:36 MYT, 08 March 2014). There was no message received from the aircraft to report a system failure prior to the last voice or ACARS communication. The crew procedure for normal operations is to select the left system on the control panel so the left system was likely in use. Failure of the system will be annunciated in the cockpit so that the crew can select the operating system.
Narrative
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Notes
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