Renewed Search for MH370 Targets Key Areas in Indian Ocean

Ocean Infinity deploys advanced underwater drones in a final bid to locate the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, 11 years after its disappearance.

Ocean Infinity has resumed its search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, focusing on a 5,800 square-mile area in the Indian Ocean identified through new data analysis.
The search will target four key 'hotspots' where the plane's wreckage, including its fuselage, is believed to have possibly settled.
Sophisticated autonomous underwater vehicles, capable of diving nearly four miles and operating for up to four days, are being used in this effort.
The company is operating under a 'no find, no fee' contract with the Malaysian government, with a $70 million reward contingent on locating the wreckage.
The renewed search incorporates data from satellite signals and disrupted radio transmissions, including analysis of 130 signal disturbances detected on the night the plane vanished.