MH370 Search: No Wreckage Found, Families Push On

0:00On March 8th, 12 years after Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 vanished with 239 people on board, a new deep sea search in the Southern Indian Ocean has come up empty so far. Ocean Infinity, a Texas-based marine robotics firm, scanned thousands of square kilometers of seabed from March 2025 to January 20th. 26. Under a no-fi no-feed deal worth $70 million if wreckage turns up. Malaysia approved the effort last year over a fresh 15,000 square kilometer search zone. The Boeing 777 disappeared shortly after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8th, 2014. Satellite data pointed its south into the remote Indian Ocean, but past multinational hunts and a prior ocean infinity mission in 2018 found. No solid clues, despite some debris washing up on distant shores. Families of those aboard through Group Voice 370 are pushing hard for Malaysia to extend the contract past its June

1:02deadline, even as the company's ship shifts to other jobs amid worsening winter seas. They want similar deals offered to more exploration firms. With no confirmed wreckage yet and pressure mounting, the quest for answers in one of Aviation's biggest mysteries presses on as loved ones hold firm and their demand for closure.