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Mission Flight MH370: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 discovery is going to start again. The flight went missing with 239 passengers in 2014. The Malaysian government has given final approval to this mission to Texas -based Marine Robotics Company Ocean Infinity. & Nbsp;
This search campaign will be on ‘No Find, No Fee’, that is, if the debris of the aircraft is not found then the company will not be paid. If the debris is found, the company will be paid $ 70 million. & nbsp;
has already run the campaign
Ocean Infinity has already conducted a failed search campaign in 2018. This time, the company will search in an area of a new 15,000 square kilometers of the Southern Indian Ocean. The Malaysian government wants to provide closure to the families of missing passengers through this effort.
2014 accident took place
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 took off from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in 2014. There were a total of 239 passengers in this aircraft. During the flight it was passing through the airs area of Vietnam, when it suddenly lost contact. Based on satellite data analysis, the aircraft crashed into the southern Indian Ocean, away from the coast of Western Australia. However, there was no concrete conclusion in two big discoveries made about this.
The aircraft sent the signal for the last time 40 minutes after flying. When it reached Vietnam’s airspace, Captain Poison Ahmed Shah gave the last message,"Good night, Malaysian three seven zeros."
Soon after, the transponder of the aircraft closed, which made it difficult to track. According to the military radar, the aircraft suddenly changed its flight direction and turned to the Andaman Sea, over the northern Malaysia and Penang Island. Then it reached the end of Sumatra Island in Indonesia and all the contacts were completely broken as soon as they turned in the south direction.
such an accident has already happened & nbsp;
Air France flight AF447 was also victim of accident. The flight was going from Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) to Paris (France) on 1 June 2009. The aircraft had a total of 228 people (216 passengers and 12 crew members).
During the flight, the aircraft suddenly disappeared from the radar over the Atlantic Ocean. After four years of intensive discovery and investigation, the cause of this accident was told to technical fault and wrong reactions of the pilot.