Malaysia Flight 370 dodged Indonesian radar

Malaysia Flight 370 tried to dodge Indonesian radar when the jet curved north over the Indian Ocean. This again makes the disappearance of MH370 likely to be a hijacking or pilot terrorism. Was the Malaysia Airlines 370 flight hijacked? Or were the pilot and co-pilot in on whatever happen to try and ditch Indonesian radar.

Malaysia Flight 370 dodged Indonesian radar

As searchers tried to find the aircraft, investigators pieced together new details about the plane’s path.
After reviewing radar track data from neighboring countries, officials have concluded that the passenger jet curved north of Indonesia before turning south toward the southern Indian Ocean, a senior Malaysian government source told CNN on Sunday.
Whoever was flying the plane, the source said, could have been trying to avoid radar detection.

But why?
Like most details in the case that’s baffled investigators ever since the plane dropped off Malaysian military radar on March 8, it depends on whom you ask.
CNN law enforcement analyst Tom Fuentes cautioned against assuming a nefarious reason for steering the plane around Indonesia’s airspace.
“I think the plane’s being intentionally flown there, but I think it’s still a mystery as to why. … I think they would probably guess they’re not avoiding anybody’s radar, because there’s a lot of radar in the area,” he said. “I think they’re avoiding getting shot down or colliding with another airplane.”