Malaysia airlines flight mh370

August 08, 2018

World

France reopens MH370 investigation amid claims of Malaysian cover-up

FRANCE has reopened the investigation into the fate of missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 amid claims of a Malaysian cover-up.

Authorities carry a barnacle-encrusted flaperon that washed up on the French Island of Reunion in 2015. It is one of only three pieces of debris, all wing parts washed up on Indian Ocean Coasts confirmed as coming from MH370. Picture: EPASource:

June 22, 2016

World

Debris found in Australia 'not from missing flight MH370'

The item was found earlier this month among seaweed and driftwood and resembled part of a plane, with the words "Caution No Step" visible, according to footage on Australia's Channel Seven.

A piece of debris that washed up on an island off Australia's south coast was not from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, officials say (AFP Photo/Manan Vatsyayana)

May 16, 2016

Asia

MH370 search: 'decreasing possibility' plane will be found, say authorities

Australian Transport Safety Bureau says there are only 15,000 sq km of seafloor to be surveyed before search ends

In this March 2014 photo, flight officer Rayan Gharazeddine on board a Royal Australian Air Force AP-3C Orion searches for flight MH370 shortly. Photograph: Rob G

malaysia airlines flight mh370

France reopens MH370 investigation amid claims of Malaysian cover-up

Debris found in Australia 'not from missing flight MH370'

MH370 search: 'decreasing possibility' plane will be found, say authorities