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A new seabed search for Airlines Flight was launched under a “no find, no fee” deal with in early 2025, backed by a agreement that could pay up to about $70 million if wreckage is located . That campa...
A limited but consequential catalogue of floating — notably a flaperon and several other confirmed wing fragments — has been positively identified as coming from Airlines Flight and used, together wit...
Pieces of debris have been found on western Indian Ocean shores since MH370 disappeared in March 2014, and some of those items — most notably a right flaperon discovered on Réunion in July 2015 — were...
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared on 8 March 2014 and its fate remains officially unresolved; recent work since 2024–2025 has reopened search avenues and produced new analytical leads but no ...
The evidence available about Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 points to a plane that deviated from its planned Kuala Lumpur–Beijing route, continued flying for hours, and most likely ended in the remote...
Major competing explanations for MH370 range from a controlled diversion (pilot action or hijack) and a murder‑suicide to mechanical failure, hypoxia, or far‑fetched conspiracies; official investigato...
A renewed, targeted underwater search led by and its vessel is the most concrete active lead in locating , backed by modern AUV scanning over thousands of square kilometres . Complementary lines of in...
No confirmed additional MH370 wreckage was found after 2018; the main underwater searches through 2018 and the short Ocean Infinity 2018 effort turned up no seabed wreckage, though multiple debris pie...