Flight MH370

The first edition looks at the disappearance of the flight, which was scheduled to fly from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, but shortly after take-off it vanished from radar with 239 people onboard.

Four months after MH370 disappeared, the relatives of those on board are no closer to finding out what happened to their loved ones. As they become increasingly angered by the lack of information, many take matters into their own hands and start investigating themselves. With the multi-national search of the southern Indian Ocean proving fruitless, there is no sign of any wreckage - until debris starts washing ashore along the east African coastline.

When the Government-led search for MH370 finishes, a private company with cutting-edge technology steps in to try to finally find the missing plane and provide answers for the relatives of those on board. As more is understood about the plane's debris and the official safety investigation comes to an end its conclusions raise questions among some aviation and industry experts who believe they know what happened to MH370.