Search for MH370

As Australia announces the next phase in the search for the Malaysian Airlines plane, which disappeared on March 8, hopes fade that it will ever be found.

MH 370 Suche 17.04.2014 — Image: Reuters/Australian Defence Force

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Hopes fade as the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 continues.

Search continues for missing plane

'New phase' in MH370 search

Australia has announced the next phase in the search for the Malaysian Airlines plane, which disappeared on March 8. The undersea search is to be expanded and all search efforts from the air will be brought to an end.

China detects possible MH370 signal

Chinese state media say a Chinese ship involved in the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane has detected a signal coming from the search area. If confirmed, it would give new hope to families of those on board. Malaysia has vowed to keep up search efforts as long as it takes.

Debris 'not a lead' on MH370

Australian authorities have said they are sure that the debris found on the western coastline south of Perth is "not a lead in terms of the search for MH370." The Boeing 777 disappeared seven weeks ago without trace.

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MH370 search at all costs

Australia has said cost is not a concern in the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. Searchers are also investigating "unidentified material" that washed up on the country's southwest coast.

Flight 370: search area shifts

Investigators searching for the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 say they are shifting the focus of their search. New analysis of radar data indicates the plane flew faster than thought, and may have ditched into the sea more than 1,000 km further north than previously assumed.

Search at 'critical juncture'

Malaysia’s transportation minister has asked people to support the search for a missing passenger jet by offering their prayers. Officials say the search for the Boeing 777 is at a ‘critical juncture.’

Deep dive for MH370

An intial dive by a mini-submarine to search for debris from missing flight MH370 has turned up nothing. Officials believe an underwater search is now the only way any wreckage can be found.

Sub to be used in MH370 search

Australian officials have said they will deploy a submarine to search for any wreckage of missing flight MH370 on the seafloor. The move will bring the search underwater 38 days after the plane disappeared.

Search for MH370 intensifies

The search for flight MH370 has intensified as the batteries in its black box weaken. Meanwhile, a Malaysian newspaper has reported the plane's co-pilot may have activated his cell phone as the plane vanished from radar.

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