Overview
- Malaysia's transport ministry said Ocean Infinity will run intermittent deep-water operations after weather halted work in April.
- The firm says the renewed effort is guided by credible analysis pointing to a sector likely overlooked in earlier sweeps.
- Authorities previously searched about 120,000 square kilometers from 2014 to 2017, and a 2018 Ocean Infinity hunt also ended without finds.
- Debris confirmed as belonging to MH370 has washed ashore in the Indian Ocean since 2015, but the main wreckage and recorders remain missing.
- Families of the 239 on board and governments including Australia and China welcomed the resumption as a step toward long-sought answers.