REVEALED: The last 54 minutes of convesration between MH370 pilot and ground control

Kuala Lumpur: A transcript of the detailed communication between Malaysian Airlines plane MH370's cockpit with the ground control units has given rise to speculation that the plane was possibly 'diverted' in the dark zone during the handover of Kuala Lumpur ATC to Ho Chi Minh City. During the changeover the flight is temporarily invisible to the ground control and could have provided a possible opportunity to divert the plane. According to the transcript published in the Telegraph, a message from MH370 was relayed at 1:07. The message was unnecessary as it was repeated six minutes ago. The message was also the last signal sent out by the Acars signalling devices on board the MH370. The device was turned off within next 30 minutes of the redundant message sent at 1:07. The investigating officials have already confirmed that a transponder was shut down at 1:21; but they believe that the Acars device was switched off before the final message of the co-pilot relayed at 1:19. The news report quoted the agencies investigating the transcript- "In all other aspects, the correspondence between the 27-year-old fly enthusiast and the flight controllers was routine. Although analysts noted his slightly casual approach in terms of his wording, nothing in his tone gave any indication he was about to fly off course." KL CONTROL TOWER 00:36:30 MH370: ATC, this is MH370, good morning. ATC: Good Morning, MH370, This is KL control tower, please remain in A10 32R 00:36:50 MH370: A10, MH370 copies that 00:38:43 ATC: MH370, please get on the runway from 32R A10 MH370: runway from 32R A10, copy that 00:40:38 ATC: MH370, position 32R, runway ready, permitted to take off. Good nigh MH370: position 32R, runway ready, permitted to take off MH370 copies that. Thank you, goodbye. KL AIRPORT 00:42:05 MH370: MH370 has left the port 00:42:10 ATC: MH370 position confirmed, flight altitude 180, follow the command and turn right, target IGARI waypoint. 00:42:40 MH370: Alright, altitude 180, direction IGARI waypoint, MH370 copies that 00:42:52 ATC: MH370, you've entered KL Radar 132.6, good night. MH370: 132.6, MH370 copies that KL RADAR 00:46:51 MH370: KL ATC, This is MH370 ATC: MH370, please climb to flight altitude 250 00:46:54 MH370: Mh370 is climbing to flight altitude 250 00:50:06 ATC: MH370, climbing to flight altitude 350 00:50:09 MH370: This is MH370, flight altitude 350 01:01:14 MH370: MH370 remaining in flight altitude 350 01:01:19 ATC: MH370 01:07:55 MH370: Mh370 remaining in flight altitude 350 01:08:00 ATC: MH370 01:19:24 ATC: MH370, please contact Hu Chi Minh City 120.9, good night 01:19:29 MH370: All right, good night In the picture, the flight crew from a RAAF P-3 Orion aircraft step off the plane after it returned from a search of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, at RAAF Base Pearce north of Perth