Families of the 239 people on board Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are marking the first anniversary of the plane's disappearance with a vow to never give up on the search for answers to the world's biggest aviation mystery.
On Sunday an interim report into the missing plane revealed that the plane's underwater locator beacon battery had expired a year before it disappeared.
British pilots are calling for technical improvements so the site and possible cause of a crash can be identified more quickly, a year after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
Despite extensive searches, no trace of the aircraft, thought to be in the southern Indian Ocean, has been found. Pilots' organisation Balpa wants more technical aircraft data to be transmitted to a "virtual black box" when a flight experiences problems.
Balpa says aircraft should be modified to send a burst of vital technical data from the cockpit as soon as aircraft behaves outside normal flight patterns. This information would be saved virtually and used to locate the aircraft and provide an early indication of what has taken place, pending a full investigation using the black box cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder once retrieved from the aircraft.
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