Malaysia says the search for MH370 will resume this month, 11 years after the packed flight disappeared without a trace.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The Malaysian government said on Wednesday that the American robotics company Ocean If infinity will soon resume sea searches Malaysia Airlines flight 370more than a decade after the plane disappeared over the Indian Ocean.

MH370, a boeing 777, disappeared in the air-traffic 39 minutes after taking off from Kuala Lumpur Enroute to Beijing, China, on March 8, 2014. The end of the plane full of passengers without following the mysteries of the planes more.

Despite years of extensive searches, investigators do not know exactly what happened to the plane or its 239 passengers and crew.

The Malaysian government said on Wednesday that the Ocean Infinity will resume its search from December 30 30, almost eight months after the last attempt was abandoned. Malawi’s Minister of Transport announced in early April that’s enough A six-week search As the US strength ended, it meant that it was not a “period” of work at sea. The minister said at that time that efforts will continue towards the end of the year.

The government said on Wednesday that Ocean Infinity will continue to search from time to time from December DECED.

Herculean search efforts in the Southern Ocean, where the jet is believed to have gone down, have so far been ineffective. Apart from a few small fragments washed ashore, no bodies or major wrecks were ever found.

Below is a closer look at what we know about the deadly plane crash.

“Good night, Malaysian three zero zero”

The Pilot’s last radio call to Kuala Lumpur – simple, “good night, three malsians zero zero” – was the last communication before the plane fell into Vietnamese AirSpace. It has never been checked with the regulators there.

Minutes later, the Plane’s Transponder, broadcasting its location, is disabled. Military radar showed the jet heading back over the Andaman Sea, and satellite data suggested it continued to fly for hours, possibly until it ran out of power in a remote part of the Indian Ocean.

Ideas for what happens in hijacking to cause cabin depressurization or power failure. There was no call for distress, ransom demands, evidence of technical failure or bad weather.

Malaysian investigators in 2018 cleaned passengers and worked but could not rule out “illegal interference.” Authorities said someone intentionally lost communications and diverted the plane.

Who was in Mh370 when he disappeared?

MH370 was carrying 227 passengers, including five young children, and 12 crew members. Most of the passengers were Chinese, but there were also citizens from the United States, Indonesia, France, Russia and other places.

Among those who did not attend were two Iranians traveling with stolen passports, a group of Chinese calligraphy artists, 20 employees of the US Tech Firm Freescale semiconductor, the double character of Actor Li and several families with young children. Many families have lost many members.

The Greatest Underwater Search in History

Search Operations began in the South China Sea between Malaysia and Vietnam, then expanded to the Andaman Sea and the South Indian Ocean.

Australia, Malaysia and China The largest search for water in history has been put togethercovering approximately 46,000 square kilometers in Western Australia. Airplanes, Sonar-equipped ships and Robotic Submarines survey the ocean for aircraft signals.

Signals thought to be from the plane’s black box came from other sources, and no objects were found. The first confirmed litter was FlaperON was found on the island of Réunion July 2015, with additional pieces Later it was found on the east coast of Africa. The search was suspended in January 2017.

In 2018, the Marine Robotic Company Ocean infinity resumed hunting under the agreement “No

Challenging Search Conditions in the Indian Ocean

One reason that extensive searches may fail to turn up any clues is that no one knows where to go. The Indian Ocean is the world’s first for the third time, and the search was carried out in a difficult area, where researchers encountered bad weather and a depth of 2.5 miles around 2.5 miles.

It is not uncommon for planes to disappear in the deep sea, but when they do it is very difficult to find them. In the past 50 years, there have been dozens of airplane crashes, according to the aviation safety network.

The government of Malaysia gave the green light in March for another “no contract, no money” for Ocean Infinity to continue the newly identified 5 800-square-meter offshore operation. Ocean Infinity will be paid $70 million for its work, but only if the wreckage is found.

It is unclear whether the company has new evidence of the plane’s location. It said it will use new technology and work with many experts to analyze the data and narrow the search area to the most feasible site.