Malaysia green-lights new MH370 search in Indian Ocean
The Malaysian cabinet has approved a fresh search for the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, more than a decade after the aircraft vanished. The search will cover a 15,000 sq km area in the southern Indian Ocean, under a "no find, no fee" agreement with the exploration firm Ocean Infinity.
The aircraft took off at 12.42am on 8 March. The flight proceeded normally, and at 1.19am the captain acknowledged an ...
The search has resumed for missing Flight MH370, while an expert has shared his view that the plane could be stuck in a notoriously deep and dangerous part of the ocean he has described as the 'perfec ...
Malaysia relaunches the search for Flight MH370 with Ocean Infinitys advanced tech. Explore the risks, rewards, and race ...
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Family members of missing Chinese MH370 passengers met with officials in Beijing on Saturday to discuss the renewed search ...
Late at night on 7 March 2014, 227 passengers and a dozen crew members prepared to board a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 at Kuala Lumpur airport. They were expecting to travel overnight to Beijing on a ...
Dr. Vincent Lyne, a retired scientist, believes he has pinpointed Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370's location in the Indian ...
After months of painstaking negotiations, Malaysia's government finally approved the new hunt for flight MH370.
A retired scientist claims to have identified the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, nearly 11 years after its ...
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