MH 370

Flight MH370 vanished in 2014 with 239 people aboard. Despite extensive searches, including a recent one by Ocean Infinity, the aircraft's wreckage has not been found. Families continue to seek closure as the mystery endures. Debris found confirms the plane crashed in the Indian Ocean. Legal compensation is being provided to some families.

The latest search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, marking its 12th anniversary, has concluded without any trace of the missing aircraft. Despite extensive seabed scanning by Ocean Infinity, the plane and its 239 occupants remain lost. Families of Chinese passengers expressed deep frustration over a lack of communication and psychological support, highlighting the enduring mystery and emotional toll.

Australian scientists Vincent Lyne has claimed in LinkedIn that he knows where the missing MH370 is, he's found the perfect hiding place from the plane that went missing in 2014 with 239 people on board -- never to be found. His theory is that the plane was deliberately crashed into a a depth of 20,000 ft on the Indian Ocean's Broken Ridge. Filled with fine sediments, it is the perfect hiding place for the MH-370, the scientist said concluding that the pilot of the plane Ahmad Shah deliberately crashed it.

Relatives of Chinese passengers lost in the MH370 tragedy called for a renewed investigation as a Beijing court began hearings on a compensation appeal. Over 40 families have filed lawsuits against Malaysia Airlines, Boeing, Rolls Royce, and Allianz insurance group seeking compensation and the truth about the flight's disappearance. Despite extensive searches, the plane remains largely untraced. The families have urged for a new search on a "No find, No fee" basis.

Tollywood celebs offer condolences to families of MH370

The pilot who flew missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which is believed to have gone off route and crashed in the Indian Ocean, conducted a simulation of a similar path just weeks prior, New York magazine reported.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared in 2014 with 239 people on board, sparking the most expensive search in aviation history. Renewed efforts by Ocean Infinity, using advanced AI, quantum computing, and underwater drones, aim to locate the wreckage in the southern Indian Ocean. These technologies promise significant advancements in aviation safety and accident investigation protocols.

A Malaysian bank officer and her husband have been arrested and a hunt is on for a Pakistani man for allegedly stealing over $30,000 from the accounts of four passengers aboard the missing airliner MH370.

Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 may have landed before taking off a short while after it mysteriously vanished. MH370 disappeared on March 8, 2014, and no one has provided a definitive explanation about what happened to it. There were 239 people on board the plane, which was en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

A new piece of debris found by a South African holidaymaker that could be a part of the missing Malaysian flight MH370 will be sent to Australia for analysis, aviation authorities said. Teenager Liam Lotter had found the metre-long piece of metal on a beach in Mozambique in December.

Malaysia on Sunday vowed to hunt flight MH370 missing for the past 100 days with "renewed vigour", even as two authors of a yet to be released book on the plane sensationally claimed that its disappearance was "deliberate" and "calculated".

A Beijing court has ordered Malaysia Airlines to compensate families of eight MH370 passengers, awarding over 2.9 million yuan each. This follows a decade since the Boeing 777 vanished en route to Beijing. While many cases settled, 23 remain pending. A new search is slated for December 2025.

The 'Reward MH370' campaign aims to raise at least USD 5 million "to encourage a whistleblower to come forward with information".

T-Town celebs pray for MH370 victims

In a rare move, China has shut down a diplomatic district here housing the Indian and American embassies as angry relatives of passengers of the crashed Malaysian jet held overnight protests over the so far futile search to locate the plane.

The stars took to a micro-blogging website to express their grief

The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in 2014 still remains a mystery. Even after a decade, efforts to prevent similar incidents of planes disappearing without a trace have been hindered by bureaucracy and financial pressure. The implementation of aircraft-tracking tools has been delayed, leaving gaps in aviation safety protocols.

Recent leads discovered in the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has renewed hopes of a breakthrough. Experts claim that the mystery of the missing flight could be solved in a matter of days if a new search is launched. The new search area, based on the theory of a purposeful hijacking and deep ocean crash, could be canvassed in 10 days with newer technology. Urgency for a rapid search is emphasized, as the opportunity for using the latest unmanned sub-nautical search technology arises.

Search for the missing Malaysian plane is homing in on the black boxes , Australian PM Tony Abbott said on Friday, even as the official heading the hunt for Flight MH370 cautioned there was “no major breakthrough” .

The five pieces of the debris discovered by American independent investigator Blaine Gibson were handed over to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) in Canberra on Monday, over two-and-a-half years after the plane carrying 239 people, including five Indians, disappeared.

Australian scientist Vincent Lyne claims to have identified the final resting place of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which vanished in 2014. Lyne argues the plane was deliberately flown into a 20,000-foot-deep “hole” in the Broken Ridge, a remote underwater plateau in the Indian Ocean, making it nearly impossible to find. He suggests a controlled ditching by the pilot, contradicting earlier crash theories, and calls for a renewed search in this specific area to solve the mystery.

Malaysian authorities may resume the hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 after a proposal from a marine exploration company. Transport Minister Anthony Loke plans to seek Cabinet approval for the search based on credible evidence. The aircraft disappeared in 2014 and is believed to have gone down in the southern Indian Ocean.

The Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which went missing more than a year ago, may have nosedived into the southern Indian Ocean, smoothly entering the water with the fuselage intact, according to a new study.

Retired aerospace engineer Richard Godfrey claims to have located the missing Malaysian Airlines aircraft MH370 using innovative radio technology. Despite his findings, authorities have shown little interest in finding the jet. Today marks the tenth anniversary of the plane's disappearance, with Richard believing that it will only take one more search to locate the aircraft.

A new mystery has emerged in MH370's disappearance with the Malaysia Airlines saying the lithium ion batteries carried in the plane weighed over 200kg, even as the cargo manifest released recently listed the "consolidated" consignment at 2.453 tonnes.

Exactly two months after a Malaysia Airlines’ aircraft (MH 370) went missing, India has made it mandatory for all its planes to be tracked from departure to arrival.

The mysterious disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 in March last year was on Thursday declared as an accident, fulfilling a legal obligation that will allow the next of kin of the 239 people, including five Indians, on board to claim compensation.

Malaysian transport minister Liow Tiong Lai said the Joint Agency Coordination Centre which is leading the search for the plane is currently in the midst of retrieving the objects to be analysed.