The wait for information on MH370 is taking its toll on passengers’ familiesThe protracted and painfully inconclusive investigation has taken its toll on the families of passengers on missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Wailing with grief and anger, a handful of Chinese relatives burst into the media auditorium in the… Feb 24 16February 24, 2016Article at Washington Post
China rails at ‘hegemony’ as U.S. vows to continue sea patrolsBEIJING – China criticized U.S. “hegemony and hypocrisy” on Tuesday after a top U.S. admiral vowed to continue naval patrols in the South China Sea. On a visit to China, the commander of U.S. Pacific Command, Adm. Harry Harris Jr., defended last… Nov 03 15November 03, 2015Article at Washington Post
Tales from the skies: The search for Flight 370The hunt for Malaysia's missing flight MH370 is perhaps the greatest and the largest-scale search in aviation history, as well as its biggest mystery. Since March 8, thousands of military personnel and civilians from 26 countries across at least four… Jul 31 14July 31, 2014Article at Washington Post
Malaysia releases transcript of Flight 370’s communications between pilots and controllersBEIJING — Malaysia on Tuesday released the full transcript of radio communications between the pilots on Flight 370 and air traffic controllers but reiterated that there was no indication of anything abnormal before the plane vanished last month. The… Apr 01 14April 01, 2014Article at Washington Post
World’s biggest aviation search, the Malaysia Airlines case, becomes a race against timeKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Brandon Yaeger sees something in the distance, glistening on the surface of the Indian Ocean. He can’t tell what it is. It could be nothing significant. Or it could be what’s left of Flight 370. Yaeger is a 21-year-old U.S.… Mar 30 14March 30, 2014Article at Washington Post
China, Australia report new sightings of debris in search for Malaysian airlinerKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — China released a new image of a “suspected floating object” in the Indian Ocean on Saturday as Australians spotted debris in the search area, bringing fresh hope to the massive hunt for a missing Malaysia Airlines… Mar 22 14March 22, 2014Article at Washington Post
Plane search has a window of mild weather in ‘pretty rough part of the world’KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Malaysia asked the United States to supply undersea surveillance equipment Friday to search for a missing Malaysia Airlines jet, as trained spotters aboard low-flying planes scoured the remote and inhospitable seas of the… Mar 21 14March 21, 2014Article at Washington Post
Possible airline debris spotted as Australia culls satellite imagesThis video is currently not available Even after Malaysia's prime minister confirmed the flight "ended" in the Indian Ocean, many questions still remain. Here's a chronology of the baffling aviation mystery. Updated Mar. 26, 2014. (Gillian Brockell… Mar 20 14March 20, 2014Article at Washington Post
Agony mounts for families of Malaysia Airlines pilotsKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The families of the pilots who were at the helm of a passenger jetliner that vanished near Malaysia are living a double nightmare. Deprived of a beloved relative, still uncertain whether he is alive or dead, the family of… Mar 19 14March 19, 2014Article at Washington Post
Contradictory statements from Malaysia over missing airliner perplex, infuriateBEIJING -- The media should not issue unconfirmed reports about Malaysia Airlines' missing plane, Malaysia’s civil aviation chief complained this week, as they only raised people’s hopes and hampered the investigation. And then Azharuddin Abdul… Mar 12 14March 12, 2014Article at Washington Post
The facts and the theories in the case of the missing Malaysia Airlines jetThe sudden disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 somewhere over the South China Sea has been called an “unprecedented missing airline mystery" by Malaysian authorities. Right now, it's hard to disagree with that description. With very few… Mar 10 14March 10, 2014Article at Washington Post