British ship with black box locator arrives in Indian Ocean
The British ship carrying a black box locator arrives in the area in the Indian Ocean where a Chinese ship reportedly detected underwater signals from the missing MH370. Australian and
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 (MH370/MAS370) was a scheduled international passenger flight that disappeared on 8 March 2014 en route from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Beijing Capital International Airport.
The aircraft operating the service, a Boeing 777-200ER, last made contact with air traffic control less than an hour after take-off.
The aircraft was operated by Malaysia Airlines and was carrying 12 crew members and 227 passengers from 15 nations and regions. The majority of passengers on board were Chinese.
2 pings picked up by a Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01
In the search for the plane in the Indian Ocean, a Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01 picked up two signals, one on Friday and another on Saturday, that were only
No pings from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370
The search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has entered its most intensive phase yet as dozens of planes and ships continue to scour the southern Indian Ocean. A multinational
Two hi-tech ships scouring Indian Ocean for black box of MH 370
The hunt for the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 today entered a new phase with two hi-tech ships scouring a large area in the Indian Ocean for the black box of
Causes for disappearance of MH 370 may never be known
Malaysia has warned that the reasons for the Malaysian Airliner’s disappearance may never be known. Meanwhile, the protracted search for missing Flight MH370 was boosted with the arrival of a
Good night Malaysian three seven zero
Malaysian authorities have issued a new version of the last communication between air traffic control and the cockpit of the missing flight MH370. The last words spoken were “Good night
Underwater search for missing Malaysian aircraft in Indian Ocean
The international search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane will move underwater today, as no direct clues have come from the sky or the sea surface. Teams will use equipment
Chinese relatives demand apology from Malaysia
As the search for the wreckage of the crashed Malaysian jet in the Indian Ocean failed to yield any breakthrough, anguished relatives of Chinese passengers aboard the ill-fated plane on
10 aircrafts & 8 ships searching for crashed Malaysian jet
The search for the crashed Malaysian jet continued today with 10 aircraft and eight ships tasked to scour the Indian Ocean, after early sightings in the new search zone drew
122 new objects identified by satellite
Malaysia’s acting Transport Minister has said that a further 122 objects, possibly belonging to the missing Malaysian flight, have been identified by a satellite. The images taken on last Sunday,