On the 10th anniversary of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, a Boeing 777 that vanished while on a routine flight to Beijing with 239 people on board, efforts to continue the search are being renewed. The Malaysian government is in talks with an American underwater surveillance company to resume the search, which was suspended six years ago. The families of those on board continue to seek answers and closure, emphasizing the need for aviation safety. New technologies and analysis methods, such as the ‘whisper’ technology, are being explored to narrow down the search area.
- Today marks the 10th anniversary of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
- The Boeing 777 airliner carrying 239 people vanished en route to Beijing, with data indicating it veered off course to the southern Indian Ocean.
- Search efforts were suspended six years ago but there are negotiations to resume the search with an American underwater surveillance company.
- Families of the passengers are campaigning for the continuation of the search for MH370, demanding answers and closure.
- Malaysia, as the country where the plane was registered, must approve any new search. The Malaysian government appears to be re-energizing its efforts to start a new search.
- There’s optimism due to improved underwater technology and novel analysis of limited data, which may help pinpoint the plane’s location.
- Professor Simon Maskell from the University of Liverpool is studying new theories and technologies, such as the ‘whisper’ technology, to improve search accuracy.
- The area previously searched is vast, roughly the size of the UK, making the task of finding the airplane on the seafloor at depths of around 4,000 meters extremely challenging.
- The University of Liverpool aims to complete its analysis by October/November 2024, with hopes to provide credible evidence to motivate a new search.
- There is a strong belief among experts and researchers that the remains of MH370 can and will eventually be found, providing necessary closure for families.
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