Sabah's 'Double Six' crash: What Malaysia has been saying since 1976, what it found, and why Australia also classified its findings

KUALA LUMPUR (April 26): The Malaysian government finally declassified this month the 46-year-old report on the “Double Six” tragedy, releasing what investigators believed caused the air crash on June 6, 1976 that killed all 11 onboard including then Sabah chief minister Tun Fuad Stephens and key st

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