The Malaysian Government gave the final approval of companies based in Texas to continue the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 More than a decade after the disappearance of the plane.
The terms and conditions on the contract “without any, without compensation” were agreed with Ocean Infinity to launch a seabed search surgery at a new place of 5,800 square kilometers, said the Minister of Transport Anthony Loke. The company will be paid $ 70 million only if the wreck is discovered.
“Government is advocating for continuing surgery surgery and ensuring the closure of the passenger family Flight MH370, “ Said Loke in a statement.
The 2014 disappearance remains one of the most interesting mysteries in the Air Force. The Boeing 777 took off from Kual Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014 and disappeared about 90 seconds after leaving Malaysian airspace with all 239 of his passengers seemingly without a trace. Satellite data showed that the plane had turned off the flight and headed south to the far southern Indian Ocean, where it was believed to have collapsed.
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A young child is watching Malaysia Airlines aircraft on the asphalt at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in March 2014. (Joshua Paul/Nurphoto/Nurphoto/Corbis via Getty Images)
Ocean Infinity rejected a comment when Fox News Digital came Thursday morning. Last year, Fox News said he hoped to “narrow the search area to the one where success became potentially achieved.”
The expensive multinational search failed to direct any traces at the MH370 location, although the debris was washed ashore on the eastern African coast and the islands of the Indian Ocean. Private search 2018 also found nothing by Ocean Infinity, although the CEO Oliver Punkett said earlier this year that the company has since improved its technology.
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Ocean Infinity became best known for his work trying to find the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 wreckage, which in 2014 disappeared somewhere over the Indian Ocean with 239 passengers on board. (Jose Sarmento Matos/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Loke said his ministry would soon imprint a contract with Ocean Infinity, but did not provide details about the terms. The company allegedly sent a search vessel to the place and in December indicated that January-Tribe was the best period for a search.
“While the next cousins of passengers and crews on board are trying to renew our lives, the threat to global aviation safety remains a live question,” “Voice370, a group of relatives from relatives Passengers from MH370, earlier in a statement.
Kopilot, a flying officer Marc Smith watches as he turns his aircraft of the Royal Air Force Air Force Ap-3c Orion at a low level at bad weather, while on March 24, 2014 he sought a missing flight Malaysia Airways MH370, from the southwest coast of Perth, Australia. (Richard Wainwright/Pool/Getty Images)
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“As long as we stay in the dark of what happened to the MH370, we will never be able to prevent a similar tragedy. Therefore, we believe that the thing is of the greatest importance that the search for the MH370 is carried out until its completion.”
Fox News’ Greg Palkot, Peter Aitken and Associated Press contributed to this report.
