Nearly 10 years later, new evidence from an American company sparked hope in the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, with officials expressing confidence in approving a new search proposal, regardless of its cost.
Texas-based company Ocean Infinity reportedly claimed to have found scientific evidence of the plane’s final resting place at the bottom of the southern Indian Ocean and is proposing an all-new no-find, no-fee search.
Malaysia’s Transport Minister Anthony Loke said during a commemoration event for flight MH370 on Sunday (March 3): “As I stand before you and make this promise, I will do everything possible to gain evidence, to sign a new contract with Ocean Infinity for the search to resume as soon as possible.”
