research at sea after 11 years

Ten years have passed and the incident is still shrouded in mystery. But despite all this time, the search for the flight will resume tomorrow, December 30th MH370 from the Malaysia Airlines, which sank on March 8, 2014 with 239 people on board, in one of the greatest aviation mysteries. He remembers it Guardian. New research by Ocean Infinitya company of marine robotics based in United Kingdom and in United States, it began earlier this year but was stopped in April due to bad weather. The ministry of Transport Malaysian announced earlier this month that seabed searches would be conducted intermittently for 55 days starting December 30.

Ocean Infinity has entered into a “no find, no reward” contract with the Malaysia, under which the company will search a new site of 15 thousand square km in the ocean and will receive a compensation of 70 million only in the event of finding wrecks. The flight deviated from the Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route one hour after takeoff, suddenly turning southwest after manually deactivating the communications systems and flying until the fuel ran out over the Indian Ocean. It carried 12 Malaysian crew members and 227 passengers, most of them Chinese citizens. Also on board were 38 Malaysian passengers, seven Australian citizens and residents, as well as citizens from Indonesia, India, France, United States, Iran, Ukraine, Canada, New Zealand, Netherlands, Russia and Taiwan.