US EditionHunt for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 to resume 10 years after plane vanished
- A new search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has launched more than a decade after the plane disappeared, according to Malaysian transport minister Anthony Loke.
- The Malaysian government agreed to a $70 million contract with Ocean Infinity, which has resumed its hunt for the aircraft in a 15,000 square kilometer area of the southern Indian Ocean.
- Search efforts include deploying autonomous underwater vehicles from the vessel Armada 7806, capable of exploring potential crash sites identified by researchers.
- Families of victims, such as Grace Nathan, expressed relief at the resuming of the search after years of inactivity.
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10 Years On, Search for Flight MH370 to Resume
More than a decade after it changed course and disappeared off radar, efforts to find the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are set to resume after Malaysia’s Cabinet approved a “no find, no fee” agreement with British exploration firm Ocean Infinity. The company will receive around $110 million (US$70 million) if the wreckage is found, Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook announced, saying the government “is committed to continuin…
Grieving families seek answers in Beijing over missing MH370 plane
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