MH370

In 2018, the Malaysian government had engaged US seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity to search for the aircraft in the southern Indian Ocean, offering to pay ...

“Ocean Infinity, over the last 12 months have made real progress working with many people to further understand… On Sunday, Voice370 — a grouping of relatives of those aboard the plane — said Ocean Infinity hoped to embark on a new search as early as this summer and urged the Malaysian government to accept any proposals from the firm on a conditional fee basis, such that the firm would only be paid if successful. Kuala Lumpur: The families of those on board the Malaysia Airlines MH370 plane which has been missing since March 8, 2014, have urged the government in Kuala Lumpur to begin a new search for the aircraft.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke today stressed that he will not summarily close the book on the Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 tragedy.

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Malaysia will consider new search operations for Flight MH370 if "new and credible" information emerges about its location, Malaysia's Transport Minister ...

[MH370](/topic/mh370) Remembrance Event 2023 on Facebook, event host Grace Subatharai Nathan called for the search to resume for all the people who lost their family members in the flight, MalayMail reported. Underwater searches have been carried out for the flight in the Indian Ocean that have covered 120,000 square kilometres and cost about A$200 million. The underwater searches were subsequently suspended indefinitely in January 2017. Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, when it went missing over the South China Sea, as per the news report. She said, "Today it's us, tomorrow it could be anyone who boards a plane and that should be prevented at all costs. [Malaysia](/topic/malaysia) Airlines MH370's disappearance in 2014.

PETALING JAYA: March 8 marks the ninth anniversary of Malaysia Airlines MH370's disappearance and Anthony Loke says the tragedy will not be easily ...

We honour the lives lost and will not forget them," he said. "As Transport Minister, I will not summarily close the book on this tragedy. PETALING JAYA: March 8 marks the ninth anniversary of Malaysia Airlines MH370's disappearance and Anthony Loke says the tragedy will not be easily forgotten.

Families of those on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have renewed calls for another search for the missing plane for an explanation to understand what ...

Debris reportedly from the MH370 aircraft has washed up along the African coast and on islands in the Indian Ocean. Malaysia, China and Australia earlier ended a $135.36 million underwater hunt in January 2017 after finding no trace of the plane. The families want the Malaysian government to allow US seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity to mount a new search for the missing plane.

Families of those on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared mysteriously nine years ago, called on the government on Sunday to allow US ...

"Ocean Infinity, over the last 12 months has made real progress working with many people to further understand... On Sunday, Voice370 - a grouping of relatives of those aboard the plane - said Ocean Infinity hoped to embark on a new search as early as this summer and urged the government to accept any proposals from the firm on a conditional fee basis, such that the firm would only be paid if successful. But its operation came up short.

KUALA LUMPUR: The government does not intend to close the book on the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370, given that a new lead ...

We honour the lives lost and will not forget them," he said. "Malaysians will always stand by you and share the weight of this tribulation. "Due consideration will be given to future search operations should there be new and credible information on the potential location of the aircraft's final resting place.

KUALA LUMPUR: Families of those on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared mysteriously nine years ago, called on the Malaysian govern...

“Ocean Infinity, over the last 12 months have made real progress working with many people to further understand... seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity to mount a new search for the missing plane. But its operation came up short.

Families of MH370 victims call for fresh search. Anamica Singh. The families want the Malaysian government to allow US seabed exploration firm to mount new ...

In a statement on the ninth anniversary of the disappearance, Voice370 called for a seabed exploration firm to launch a hunt for the missing wreckage.

‘[These are] 78 metres long and are capable of being operated with no people, entirely remotely,’ Ocean Infinity’s chief executive, Oliver Plunkett, said in a speech last March. While some debris believed to be from the aircraft has washed up along the coast of Africa and on islands in the Indian Ocean, the void of information has allowed theories – including conspiracies such as a mass hypoxia event, or deliberate murder-suicide by the pilot – to proliferate. But its operation came up short. ‘It is our fervent hope that 2023 will lead to a search that marks the beginning of the end of the search for Malaysia’s missing MH370.’ In a statement Voice370 – a group of relatives of the 239 people who were on board – called for a seabed exploration firm to launch a hunt for the missing wreckage. In 2018, Malaysia engaged Ocean Infinity to search for the aircraft in the southern Indian Ocean, offering to pay up to $70 million if it found the plane.

EXCLUSIVE: A researcher claims to have solved a key riddle in establishing what happened to Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 - and is confident in where it ...

The amount taken aboard appears to be very precisely what was required to reach the PL Hole, but that needs confirmation by authorities.” It was also suspicious, according to Mr Lyne, that the flight had been simulated for a Boeing 777-200LR, a longer-range model than the Boeing 777-200ER of flight MH370. Asked about this, Mr Lyne said: “At this stage there are many who are pitching their theories to Ocean Infinity and the Minister. I suspect the main reason for matching the lengths was to estimate fuel loads.” Mr Lyne claims that his new evidence suggests the plane’s final resting place is “a deep hole about 1,500km west of Perth” - and it all comes down to the plane’s fuel. He argues his results demonstrate that simulations of the doomed flight were being run before it took off.