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Was MH370 Deliberately Downed By Pilot? Debris Offers New Clues To Mystery
Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 vanished on March 8, 2014 carrying 239 people - mostly from China - en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
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Anger As MH370 Families Say Official Report Offers No New Information
A long-awaited official report into the disappearance of Flight MH370 gave no new clues about why the plane vanished, relatives of those on board the aircraft said Monday, expressing anger and disappointment.
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On Madagascar Beaches, Families Search For MH370 Clues
It was a heartfelt journey before Christmas, a search for clues about loved ones who disappeared in a still unsolved mystery. The mission was a long shot, at best.
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MH370 Families Want Investigation To Focus More On Debris From Plane
Family members of those lost aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight that went missing in 2014 criticised Malaysian investigators on Sunday for not doing enough to find debris, which could give more clues about what happened.
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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Families To Hunt For Debris In Africa
The families of those onboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said on Monday they will mount a debris-hunting trip to Madagascar to search for clues to what happened to the missing plane.
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Hopes New Wing Part Could Reveal MH370 Clues: Australia
Australian MH370 search authorities are hopeful a wing part found in Tanzania will shed light on how the flight crashed, amid a lack of public information on debris found a year ago.
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Probe of Suspected MH370 Plane Part Begins in France
Experts in France began examining a washed-up plane part today which likely belonged to the MH370 plane that vanished mysteriously last year, hoping to find clues to one of aviation's greatest enigmas.
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Barnacles on Wing Part May Help in Hunt For MH370
Barnacles on a wing part that washed up on a remote Indian Ocean island could yield new clues to the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 if it is from the plane, experts said today.
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No Plane Link to New Debris in Island Hunt for MH370 Clues
A fevered hunt for more wreckage from missing flight MH370 on La Reunion island turned up no new clues Sunday as authorities said metallic debris found by locals did not come from an airplane.
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Missing MH370 Draws Eyes to Land Of Molten Lava And Killer Sharks
As experts on the Indian Ocean island Reunion studied plane debris for clues in the search for missing flight MH370, scientist Nicolas Villeneuve was making his own discovery: the island's volcano was about to erupt.
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MH370 Probe Finds Expired Battery But No Clue to Disappearance
A report into missing flight MH370 said today the battery on its underwater locator beacon had expired a year before, but found no red flags relating to the crew or aircraft to shed light on the cause of the disappearance.
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Seabed search for missing Malaysian jet to widen
The seabed search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet is set to widen as a sonar scan of the most likely crash site deep beneath the Indian Ocean nears completion without yielding a single clue, authorities said Friday.
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Malaysia asks world to 'pray hard' for missing plane clue
A Malaysian official on Saturday asked the world to "pray hard" for a clue to help find Flight 370, while authorities said a robotic submarine was expected to finish searching a patch of the Indian Ocean seabed within a week after so far coming up empty.
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Satellite clue ends wild theories, hope for MH370
Over an extraordinary 17 days and nights, until the moment Malaysia's prime minister stepped to a lectern to deliver investigators' sobering new findings, the fate of vanished Flight 370 hung on morbid conjecture and fragile hope.
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Currents, winds could obstruct search for Malaysia jet's black boxes
If two blurred objects photographed from space are confirmed as debris from Flight MH370, scientists will still face a daunting task to find and recover the sensitive recorders containing clues to the Malaysian jet's disappearance.
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Was MH370 Deliberately Downed By Pilot? Debris Offers New Clues To Mystery
Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 vanished on March 8, 2014 carrying 239 people - mostly from China - en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
-
Anger As MH370 Families Say Official Report Offers No New Information
A long-awaited official report into the disappearance of Flight MH370 gave no new clues about why the plane vanished, relatives of those on board the aircraft said Monday, expressing anger and disappointment.
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On Madagascar Beaches, Families Search For MH370 Clues
It was a heartfelt journey before Christmas, a search for clues about loved ones who disappeared in a still unsolved mystery. The mission was a long shot, at best.
-
MH370 Families Want Investigation To Focus More On Debris From Plane
Family members of those lost aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight that went missing in 2014 criticised Malaysian investigators on Sunday for not doing enough to find debris, which could give more clues about what happened.
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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Families To Hunt For Debris In Africa
The families of those onboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said on Monday they will mount a debris-hunting trip to Madagascar to search for clues to what happened to the missing plane.
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Hopes New Wing Part Could Reveal MH370 Clues: Australia
Australian MH370 search authorities are hopeful a wing part found in Tanzania will shed light on how the flight crashed, amid a lack of public information on debris found a year ago.
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Probe of Suspected MH370 Plane Part Begins in France
Experts in France began examining a washed-up plane part today which likely belonged to the MH370 plane that vanished mysteriously last year, hoping to find clues to one of aviation's greatest enigmas.
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Barnacles on Wing Part May Help in Hunt For MH370
Barnacles on a wing part that washed up on a remote Indian Ocean island could yield new clues to the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 if it is from the plane, experts said today.
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No Plane Link to New Debris in Island Hunt for MH370 Clues
A fevered hunt for more wreckage from missing flight MH370 on La Reunion island turned up no new clues Sunday as authorities said metallic debris found by locals did not come from an airplane.
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Missing MH370 Draws Eyes to Land Of Molten Lava And Killer Sharks
As experts on the Indian Ocean island Reunion studied plane debris for clues in the search for missing flight MH370, scientist Nicolas Villeneuve was making his own discovery: the island's volcano was about to erupt.
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MH370 Probe Finds Expired Battery But No Clue to Disappearance
A report into missing flight MH370 said today the battery on its underwater locator beacon had expired a year before, but found no red flags relating to the crew or aircraft to shed light on the cause of the disappearance.
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Seabed search for missing Malaysian jet to widen
The seabed search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet is set to widen as a sonar scan of the most likely crash site deep beneath the Indian Ocean nears completion without yielding a single clue, authorities said Friday.
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Malaysia asks world to 'pray hard' for missing plane clue
A Malaysian official on Saturday asked the world to "pray hard" for a clue to help find Flight 370, while authorities said a robotic submarine was expected to finish searching a patch of the Indian Ocean seabed within a week after so far coming up empty.
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Satellite clue ends wild theories, hope for MH370
Over an extraordinary 17 days and nights, until the moment Malaysia's prime minister stepped to a lectern to deliver investigators' sobering new findings, the fate of vanished Flight 370 hung on morbid conjecture and fragile hope.
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Currents, winds could obstruct search for Malaysia jet's black boxes
If two blurred objects photographed from space are confirmed as debris from Flight MH370, scientists will still face a daunting task to find and recover the sensitive recorders containing clues to the Malaysian jet's disappearance.
