Timeline: The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370
It is more than a year since Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 vanished without a trace carrying 239 people on board.
As the search for the Boeing 777 continues ITV News takes a look back at the timeline of events surrounding MH370's 'disappearance'.
8 March 2014 at 12.41am - Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 takes off from Kuala Lumpur travelling to Beijing with 227 passengers and 12 crew on board.
8 March 2014 at 2.14am - The plane is last seen on military radar. Half an hour later the public are told contact has been lost.
10 March 2014 - A plane door is reportedly spotted in Vietnamese waters but aircraft searches find nothing.
11 March 2014 - The search for the missing plane is widened to cover a 115-nautical mile radius but several sightings of debris turn up nothing.
15 March 2014 - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak says the missing airliner was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after losing contact with the ground.
24 March 2015 - Families of those on board are told the plane crashed into the Indian Ocean.
7 April 2014 - Two signals are detected suggesting the presence of a flight data recorder in the "most promising lead so far".
24 April 2014 - 'Search and rescue' efforts officially become a 'search and recovery' mission ahead of a huge underwater search.
June 2014 - A preliminary report issued by Australian authorities suggests MH370's crew became incapacitated, possibly due to oxygen starvation, and the plane continued on autopilot.
January 2015 - Malaysia officially declares the disappearance of flight MH370 an "accident with no survivors".
8 March 2015 - An interim report released on the first anniversary of MH370's disappearance suggests a battery in the underwater locator beacon on the plane had expired in December 2013.
13 May 2015 - Search teams find a cluster of objects but it turns out to be a shipwreck.
29 July 2015 - Plane debris washes up on the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. It's connection to Flight 370 is being investigated but it is believed to be from a Boeing 777 - the same type of plane as MH370.
3 September 2015 - Tests carried out on the Reunion Island debris prove it is from the missing jet.
24 January 2016 - A piece of plane wreckage washes up in southern Thailand.
26 January 2016 - After being sent off for testing, the metal panel is not a match to the missing Boeing 777, which disappeared in 2014.
3 March 2016 - A South African family find a piece of suspected plane wreckage off the coast of Mozambique, which is from the same type plane as MH370 - the only missing 777. It has been sent off for testing.
6 March 2016 - A piece of debris washes up on Reunion Island - and is found in the same spot by Johnny Begue, the man who found the only confirmed piece of MH370 in September 2015.
16 March 2016 - Australian officials say it is "unlikely" to be from the missing plane.