KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Air traffic controllers did not realize that Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was missing until 17 minutes after it disappeared from civilian radar, according to the preliminary report on the plane’s disappearance released Thursday by Malaysia’s government.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has held a press conference together with Angus Houston, the head of the Joint Agency Coordination Centre. They announced that the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet will be expanded to include a massive swath of the ocean floor […]
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In a major development in China’s push for hi-tech exploration of deep sea resources, an unmanned submersible has passed its final field test.
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The search for Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 continues. A robotic submarine has completed its first full 16-hour mission scanning the floor of the Indian Ocean for wreckage. This comes after two previous missions were cut short by technical problems and deep water.
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The initial dive of the Bluefin 21 has indicated that the current search area in the Indian Ocean may be too deep for the U.S. Navy’s robotic submarine. It was expected to spend 16 hours mapping the ocean floor, but it resurfaced after only six […]
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Search crews looking for thew debris of missing Malaysian airline plane will send a robotic submarine deep into the Indian Ocean for the first time to try to determine whether underwater signals detected by sound-locating equipment are from the missing Malaysian plane’s black boxes.
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A robotic submarine looking for the lost Malaysian jet has commenced its second mission, after cutting short its first because the ocean waters where it was sent were too deep, according to officials.
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Air and search crews continued their painstaking search for Malaysia Airlines flight 370 on Sunday. There have been promising leads this past week. But it has now been nearly a week since search crews picked up a possible signal, thought to be from the missing plane. CCTV’s Andy Saputra reports from […]
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Air and search crews continued their painstaking search for Malaysia Airlines flight 370 on Sunday. There have been promising leads this past week.
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It has now been over one month since Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, and the 239 people on board, went missing on a routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. CCTV has been following this news closely, and CNN’s Brian Stelter talks with CCTV America’s correspondent […]
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Every step of the search for flight 370 has been closely watched. The month-long mission has been filled with hope, setbacks and challenges. With crews zeroing in on a smaller section of the Indian Ocean. CCTV’s Rui Chenggang spoke to Australian prime minister, Tony Abbott, whose country is […]
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Australia’s Prime Minister Tony Abbott says searchers are confident that acoustic signals in the Indian Ocean are from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. At the same time, however, those electronic signals are fading, Abbott added. He is in Beijing, where he met Chinese President Xi Jinping for […]
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Authorities are confident that signals detected deep in the Indian Ocean are from the missing Malaysian jet’s black boxes, Australia’s prime minister said Friday, raising hopes they are close to solving one of aviation’s most perplexing mysteries.
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Hopes are running higher in the search for Malaysia Airlines flight 370. Australian officials say a “fifth” possible signal was picked up deep in the Indian Ocean. The search area is now narrowed to the smallest it’s been since the jetliner vanished.
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Malaysia Airlines CEO, Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, said earlier this week that the company has quote,” a lot of work to do” recovering from the disappearance of MH370.
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Planes and ships hunting for the missing Malaysian jetliner zeroed in on a targeted patch of the Indian Ocean on Thursday, after a navy ship picked up underwater signals that are consistent with a plane’s black box.
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The race against time continues in the search for Malaysia Airlines flight 370. After a navy ship heard more signals from deep in the Indian Ocean, the head of the search for the missing Malaysian jetliner has claimed the hunt may be closing in on the […]
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It’s been over a month since the Beijing-bound Malaysian jetliner vanished after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, with 239 people on board. The search continues, with growing concerns that the batteries, powering flight MH370’s black boxes, will soon run out.
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An Australian ship detected two more acoustic events possibly from airplane black boxes in the past 24 hours in the search for the missing Malaysian Airlines MH370 in South Indian Ocean, Australian official announced Monday.
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It has been 30 days since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished. Crews are back out over the Indian Ocean now tracking down 2 different signals detected underwater. Meanwhile, new questions are being raised about the route flown by the plane. CCTV’s Rian Maelzer reports.
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PERTH, Australia — Three separate but fleeting sounds from deep in the Indian Ocean offered new hope Sunday in the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet, as officials rushed to determine whether they were signals from the plane’s black boxes before their beacons fall […]
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The clock is ticking on the battery life of the flight data recorder or black box aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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Chinese military aircraft searching for the missing Malaysian jetliner spotted white floating objects in the remote southern Indian Ocean near the site of the pings.
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The disappearance of flight 370 remains an unprecedented aviation mystery. From the beginning, investigators have pursued all lines of inquiry. They’ve tracked satellite data, attempted to locate possible debris from the aircraft and even looked into pilot and crew involvement.
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According to Xinhua News Agency, new objects were spotted Saturday by a Chinese military aircraft in remote southern Indian Ocean west of Perth.
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Xinhua: A pulse signal picked up by Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01 Saturday has not been confirmed as related to missing Malaysian passenger jet MH370, according to China Maritime Search and Rescue Center. A black box detector deployed by the Haixun 01 picked up the […]
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Four weeks after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, two ships have deployed sound locators in the southern Indian Ocean in a desperate attempt to find the plane’s flight recorders before their signal beacons stop. Officials leading the multinational search said there was no […]
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The level of cooperation between the 26 countries that have participated in the search has been unprecedented. But as Andy Saputra reports these nations also recognize that it could very well, conflict with their own national security interests.
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It’s almost four weeks since Malaysia Airlines flight 370 vanished. But Malaysia’s prime minister has vowed he will never rest until he can explain what happened to the jet.
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The search for the missing Malaysian airline plane is underway once again off the coast of Australia. Planes and ships are exploring new search areas in the Indian Ocaen. Meanwhile, police are investigating the pilots and crew for any evidence suggesting they may have hijacked […]
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Malaysia’s Defense Minister is on his way to Hawaii to reaffirm support for the search for MH370 and to renew commitment from the U.S. Pacific Command.
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By air and by sea, the search for debris from the missing Malaysian jetliner is continuing. 9 aircraft and 8 ships searched off the coast of Western Australia Sunday while angry relatives continue to demand answers from Malaysian authorities. Tony Cheng reports.
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