Indians On Board Malaysia Airlines

"Is there a doctor on board?" It's one of the few questions you never want to hear while flying. The thought of experiencing a medical emergency when you're thousands of feet up in the air is terrifying enough. But, could you imagine if your life depended on the slim possibility of having a medical professional on board the same flight as you? Here...

The underwater search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has ended without any trace being found of the plane that vanished in 2014 with 239 people on board, the three countries involved in the search said in a statement on Tuesday.

Distrust, disbelief, despair: two years after their loved ones vanished, many Chinese relatives of those on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 still refuse to believe they are somewhere at the bottom of the Indian Ocean.

China today said it will send a ship equipped with a sophisticated sonar system to join the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 as its fate remains unknown nearly two years after it mysteriously vanished along with 239 people on board, including five Indians.

Malaysia said today that airplane debris that washed up on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion has been identified as being from a Boeing 777, the same model as Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 which vanished early last year.

Malaysia said today that the search for the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, that disappeared in March last year with 239 people on board, will continue.

An Indian-origin flight steward was among the 15 crew members on board the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 that was shot down over Ukraine on Thursday.

Indian carriers, Air India and Jet Airways, will avoid the airspace of war-torn eastern Ukraine following a directive issued to them by the DGCA in the wake of reported shooting down of a Malaysian airliner in which all 295 people on board were killed on Thursday.

Thursday marked a bleak moment for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. For the first time since it disappeared March 8 with 239 people on board, no one is looking for it.

The first funerals for passengers on board a missing Malaysia Airlines jet will be held this weekend, relatives said on Friday.

Relatives of flight MH370 passengers have denounced the Malaysian government's suggestion that it would soon look into issuing death certificates for those on board despite no proof yet of what happened to the plane.

The 239 people on board the missing airliner came from 15 different countries, including India.

Family members of passengers on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 held a tearful vigil in Beijing in the early hours of Tuesday to mark one month since contact with the plane was lost.

Search crews were for the first time sending a sub deep into the Indian Ocean to try and determine whether faint sounds detected by equipment on board an Australian ship are from the missing Malaysia Airlines plane's black boxes, Australia's acting prime minister said Tuesday.

Malaysia will not rest until it can give answers to the distraught families of those on board missing Flight MH370, Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Thursday, admitting the search was a "gargantuan" challenge.

"Is there a doctor on board?" It's one of the few questions you never want to hear while flying. The thought of experiencing a medical emergency when you're thousands of feet up in the air is terrifying enough. But, could you imagine if your life depended on the slim possibility of having a medical professional on board the same flight as you? Here...

The underwater search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has ended without any trace being found of the plane that vanished in 2014 with 239 people on board, the three countries involved in the search said in a statement on Tuesday.

Distrust, disbelief, despair: two years after their loved ones vanished, many Chinese relatives of those on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 still refuse to believe they are somewhere at the bottom of the Indian Ocean.

China today said it will send a ship equipped with a sophisticated sonar system to join the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 as its fate remains unknown nearly two years after it mysteriously vanished along with 239 people on board, including five Indians.

Malaysia said today that airplane debris that washed up on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion has been identified as being from a Boeing 777, the same model as Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 which vanished early last year.

Malaysia said today that the search for the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, that disappeared in March last year with 239 people on board, will continue.

An Indian-origin flight steward was among the 15 crew members on board the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 that was shot down over Ukraine on Thursday.

Indian carriers, Air India and Jet Airways, will avoid the airspace of war-torn eastern Ukraine following a directive issued to them by the DGCA in the wake of reported shooting down of a Malaysian airliner in which all 295 people on board were killed on Thursday.

Thursday marked a bleak moment for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. For the first time since it disappeared March 8 with 239 people on board, no one is looking for it.

The first funerals for passengers on board a missing Malaysia Airlines jet will be held this weekend, relatives said on Friday.

Relatives of flight MH370 passengers have denounced the Malaysian government's suggestion that it would soon look into issuing death certificates for those on board despite no proof yet of what happened to the plane.

The 239 people on board the missing airliner came from 15 different countries, including India.

Family members of passengers on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 held a tearful vigil in Beijing in the early hours of Tuesday to mark one month since contact with the plane was lost.

Search crews were for the first time sending a sub deep into the Indian Ocean to try and determine whether faint sounds detected by equipment on board an Australian ship are from the missing Malaysia Airlines plane's black boxes, Australia's acting prime minister said Tuesday.

Malaysia will not rest until it can give answers to the distraught families of those on board missing Flight MH370, Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Thursday, admitting the search was a "gargantuan" challenge.