Renewed Search for MH370 Begins in Indian Ocean After 11 Years

Specialist firm Ocean Infinity is deploying advanced underwater technology to explore a new 15,000-square-kilometer area off the Australian coast.

The new search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, missing since 2014, focuses on a region 1,500 kilometers off Perth, Australia.
Ocean Infinity, a British-American company, is using autonomous underwater vehicles and a deep-sea vessel to scan the ocean floor for the Boeing 777.
The search covers four identified 'hotspots' based on updated satellite data, drift analysis, and other research findings.
The mission operates under a 'no find, no fee' agreement with Malaysia, meaning Ocean Infinity will be paid only if the aircraft is located.
Previous searches in 2017 and 2018 failed to locate the wreckage, but advancements in technology and new data have renewed hopes of solving the aviation mystery.