Malaysia Approves Renewed Search for Missing Flight MH370

A decade after the plane's disappearance, Ocean Infinity will lead a new search in the southern Indian Ocean under a 'no find, no fee' agreement.

Malaysia's government has finalized a $70 million 'no find, no fee' contract with Ocean Infinity to resume the search for MH370.
The search will focus on a refined 15,000-square-kilometer area in the southern Indian Ocean, identified through updated satellite and drift analysis.
Ocean Infinity has deployed advanced robotics and data analysis tools, with operations expected to span 18 months.
The Boeing 777, carrying 239 people, vanished in 2014, and previous multinational and private searches have failed to locate the wreckage.
The renewed effort has brought both hope and frustration for families of the missing passengers, who continue to seek closure.