New clue released about missing Malaysia jet

A purported transcript of the final 54 minutes of communication with the missing Malaysia Airlines passenger plane has been released.

According to Press TV, on Friday, the Daily Telegraph released the transcript of exchanges between copilot and air traffic controllers from the time the Boeing 777 was taxiing to its last known position thousands of feet above the South China Sea.
Commentators say the transcript shows no problem, either mechanical or manmade, as the sequence of messages appears “perfectly routine,” but two features stood out as potentially odd.
The first was a repeated message from the cockpit saying the plane was flying at a 35000-ft altitude, which seemed unnecessary as it was delivered six minutes earlier.
The other odd feature, which may suggest that there has been no accident, was that the plane’s loss of communication and its sharp turn west took place at the handover from air traffic controllers in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, to those in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
The transcript fuels more speculation over the fate of the aircraft whether it was hijacked or destroyed in an accident.
The new details also suggest that if the pilots were involved, they would carefully conceal their true intentions.