Malaysia will end today Tuesday May 29,2018 a second search attempt to find the missing
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 after an area of more than 80,000 sq.km
was scouted without finding any traces of the aircraft.
The ship Seabed Constructor, hired by the US company Ocean Infinity, is still conducting a search on Tuesday.
In January, former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak had signed a contract with Ocean Infinity to track the area of the Indian Ocean where experts believe the plane had crashed.
According to the agreement, Malaysia would pay up to a maximum of $70 million if the company found the plane's fuselage and the two black boxes.
However, with the deadline expired, Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced last week an official end to the search.
Note
The Flight MH370 disappeared from the radars on March 08,2014 about 40 minutes after taking off from Kuala Lumpur on the way to Beijing with 239 people on board.
The dissappearance took place after someone switched off the communication systems and turned the aircraft around, according to the official investigation.
The ship Seabed Constructor, hired by the US company Ocean Infinity, is still conducting a search on Tuesday.
In January, former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak had signed a contract with Ocean Infinity to track the area of the Indian Ocean where experts believe the plane had crashed.
According to the agreement, Malaysia would pay up to a maximum of $70 million if the company found the plane's fuselage and the two black boxes.
However, with the deadline expired, Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced last week an official end to the search.
Note
The Flight MH370 disappeared from the radars on March 08,2014 about 40 minutes after taking off from Kuala Lumpur on the way to Beijing with 239 people on board.
The dissappearance took place after someone switched off the communication systems and turned the aircraft around, according to the official investigation.
1 Comments
So
far, 27 fragments of the plane have been recovered at beaches in
Reunion, Mozambique, Mauritius, South Africa and Pemba Island
(Zanzibar), after they followed the currents of the Indian Ocean,
according to the official hypothesis of the disaster.
No comments:
Post a Comment