Ocean Infinity has restarted its search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which vanished in 2014 with 239 people on board. The firm is using advanced equipment, including AUVs, to explore a 15,000 square kilometer region near Perth, focusing on four sites deemed most likely to yield the aircraft's wreckage. Malaysia's Transport Minister praised Ocean Infinity for their commitment and proactiveness in resuming the search, a crucial effort after years without significant findings, as only a few pieces of debris have been discovered worldwide.
Ocean Infinity's renewed search effort for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 focuses on likely wreckage sites in a 15,000 square kilometer area off the Australian coast.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke confirmed Malaysia's support for Ocean Infinity's resumption of the search, highlighting their readiness and proactiveness in seeking MH370.
Only a few dozen pieces of debris from MH370 have been found on various shores, leaving researchers without concrete leads after years of uncertainty.
The firm utilizes advanced technology, including autonomous underwater vehicles, to explore targeted sites where they believe the wreckage may be located.
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