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"Unbearable 10 Years": Chinese Families Of Missing MH370 Plane Call For Fresh Probe
Relatives of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when a Malaysia Airlines plane disappeared almost 10 years ago called Monday for a new investigation, as a Beijing court began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.
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What Happened To Flight MH370? Film Investigates Possible New Theories
On Saturday, March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 took off on a routine flight from the Kuala Lumpur Airport to its destination, Beijing. Just under 40 minutes after it took off, MH370 disappeared - triggering one of the greatest unsolved aviation mysteries of the world.
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Malaysia Civil Aviation Chief Resigns After MH370 Probe Highlights Lapses
The chief of Malaysia's civil aviation authority resigned on Tuesday after an investigation report on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 showed lapses by the air traffic control centre in Kuala Lumpur.
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MH370 Investigators Say Controls Were Likely Deliberately Manipulated
Investigators released a report on missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 on Monday, saying the Boeing 777's controls were likely deliberately manipulated to take it off course but they were not able to determine who was responsible.
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Australia Investigators Defend MH370 Out-Of-Control Scenario
Australian investigators Tuesday defended their findings that missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was out of control when it plunged into the ocean, despite renewed theories that a rogue pilot ditched the plane.
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Malaysia Says MH370 Report To Be Released After Latest Search Ends
The full investigation report into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 will be released after the latest search efforts are completed, officials said on Thursday, four years after the aircraft first went missing.
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Expert Behind New MH370 Search Hopeful Of Find Within A Month
After years of futile efforts, a fresh hunt for MH370 has set off for the remote Indian Ocean -- and the top Australian scientist who helped pinpoint the new search zone is hopeful the missing jet can be found within weeks.
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MH370 Disappearance 'Unacceptable' In Modern Aviation Era, Says Australia
Australian search chiefs said Tuesday they now have a better understanding of where flight MH370 might be, admitting it was inconceivable that a commercial plane could vanish in the modern era.
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Right Before They Gave Up The Search, Investigators May Have Found MH370
Sometimes, you don't know what you don't know.
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MH370 Officials: Crash Site Could Be North Of Search Area
A team of international investigators hunting for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said Tuesday it has concluded the plane is unlikely to be found in a stretch of the Indian Ocean search crews have been combing for two years, and may instead have crashed in an area farther to the north.
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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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MH370 May Have Fallen At 25,000 Feet Per Minute, Searchers Say
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, missing for more than two years, may have plummeted at 25,000 feet a minute in its final moments and wasn't configured to land when it hit the water, according to the latest analysis by Australian investigators.
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MH370 Hunters To Probe Underwater Objects: Report
Investigators will deploy an underwater vehicle to take a closer look at objects found during a sonar survey of the southern Indian Ocean in the hunt for MH370, Australia said today, as it extended the search into next year.
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MH370 Investigators Cast Doubt On Catastrophic Fire Evidence
Accident investigators on Thursday cast doubt on the possibility that blackened debris found on Madagascar is evidence of a catastrophic fire that broke out at Malaysian airliner that went missing more than two years ago.
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No Evidence MH370 'Debris' Exposed To Fire: Australia
Possible debris from missing passenger jet MH370 handed over by a US amateur investigator was not "exposed to heat or fire", Australian authorities said Thursday, following speculation it was blackened by flames.
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"Unbearable 10 Years": Chinese Families Of Missing MH370 Plane Call For Fresh Probe
Relatives of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when a Malaysia Airlines plane disappeared almost 10 years ago called Monday for a new investigation, as a Beijing court began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.
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What Happened To Flight MH370? Film Investigates Possible New Theories
On Saturday, March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 took off on a routine flight from the Kuala Lumpur Airport to its destination, Beijing. Just under 40 minutes after it took off, MH370 disappeared - triggering one of the greatest unsolved aviation mysteries of the world.
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Malaysia Civil Aviation Chief Resigns After MH370 Probe Highlights Lapses
The chief of Malaysia's civil aviation authority resigned on Tuesday after an investigation report on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 showed lapses by the air traffic control centre in Kuala Lumpur.
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MH370 Investigators Say Controls Were Likely Deliberately Manipulated
Investigators released a report on missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 on Monday, saying the Boeing 777's controls were likely deliberately manipulated to take it off course but they were not able to determine who was responsible.
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Australia Investigators Defend MH370 Out-Of-Control Scenario
Australian investigators Tuesday defended their findings that missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was out of control when it plunged into the ocean, despite renewed theories that a rogue pilot ditched the plane.
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Malaysia Says MH370 Report To Be Released After Latest Search Ends
The full investigation report into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 will be released after the latest search efforts are completed, officials said on Thursday, four years after the aircraft first went missing.
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Expert Behind New MH370 Search Hopeful Of Find Within A Month
After years of futile efforts, a fresh hunt for MH370 has set off for the remote Indian Ocean -- and the top Australian scientist who helped pinpoint the new search zone is hopeful the missing jet can be found within weeks.
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MH370 Disappearance 'Unacceptable' In Modern Aviation Era, Says Australia
Australian search chiefs said Tuesday they now have a better understanding of where flight MH370 might be, admitting it was inconceivable that a commercial plane could vanish in the modern era.
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Right Before They Gave Up The Search, Investigators May Have Found MH370
Sometimes, you don't know what you don't know.
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MH370 Officials: Crash Site Could Be North Of Search Area
A team of international investigators hunting for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said Tuesday it has concluded the plane is unlikely to be found in a stretch of the Indian Ocean search crews have been combing for two years, and may instead have crashed in an area farther to the north.
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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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MH370 May Have Fallen At 25,000 Feet Per Minute, Searchers Say
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, missing for more than two years, may have plummeted at 25,000 feet a minute in its final moments and wasn't configured to land when it hit the water, according to the latest analysis by Australian investigators.
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MH370 Hunters To Probe Underwater Objects: Report
Investigators will deploy an underwater vehicle to take a closer look at objects found during a sonar survey of the southern Indian Ocean in the hunt for MH370, Australia said today, as it extended the search into next year.
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MH370 Investigators Cast Doubt On Catastrophic Fire Evidence
Accident investigators on Thursday cast doubt on the possibility that blackened debris found on Madagascar is evidence of a catastrophic fire that broke out at Malaysian airliner that went missing more than two years ago.
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No Evidence MH370 'Debris' Exposed To Fire: Australia
Possible debris from missing passenger jet MH370 handed over by a US amateur investigator was not "exposed to heat or fire", Australian authorities said Thursday, following speculation it was blackened by flames.
