Renewed Search for MH370 Targets Key Indian Ocean Areas

Ocean Infinity deploys advanced technology in a final effort to locate the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, 11 years after its disappearance.

Ocean Infinity, a maritime exploration firm, has resumed the search for MH370 with a focus on four identified 'hotspots' in the southern Indian Ocean.
The search is based on new credible data, including satellite signals and disrupted radio transmissions, and will cover a previously overlooked 5,800 square-mile area.
Advanced autonomous underwater vehicles equipped with 3D imaging, sonar, and cameras are being used, capable of diving nearly four miles deep and staying submerged for up to four days.
The Malaysian government has agreed to a 'no find, no fee' contract, offering Ocean Infinity $70 million if the wreckage is located and verified within 18 months.
Families of the 239 people onboard the Boeing 777, which disappeared in March 2014, have expressed relief and hope as this new, potentially final search begins.