Experts are now checking whether the missing Malaysian Airlines plane has been hijacked. MH370 hijacked news surfaced when investigators realized that the aircraft's communication devices have been turned off .

At present, no motive and demands have been released yet.  Apart from the intentional closure of the plane, its flight path was likewise changed in order for it to not be detected by radar.

Other theories are still being looked into but many Malaysian officials believed that it was a case of human intervention.

"A normal investigation becomes narrower with time, as new information focuses the search but this is not a normal investigation," claims minister of transport Hishammuddin Hussein.

Search efforts have been initiated in the South China Sea where the aircraft's transponders stopped their transmission. The search was then expanded onto the Malay peninsula reaching the Andaman Sea and Indian Ocean.

The aircraft's passenger list consists of 227 individuals and 10 crew members.  It was 12:41 a.m. on March 8 when the MH370 flight left Kuala Lumpur with Beijing as its destination. The aircraft is in good hands for its captain, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, has been flying Malaysia Airlines aircrafts for 23 years already. His first officer, Fariq Abdul Hamid, though young, has been with the company for seven years.

The  last communication with the plane took place 40 minutes after its takeoff when the Malaysian air traffic control advised the pilots that their next contact would be initiated by Vietnamese authorities to which one of the pilots responded: "All right, good night."