Ocean Infinity's Heavy Task Finds Malaysia Airlines MH370 Missing 12 Years Ago

UNSPLASH ILLUSTRATION / Samuel T

JAKARTA - Malaysian authorities will continue their search for the missing Malaysian Airlines MH370 aircraft in 2014, on December 30.

"The Malaysian government wants to report that the search for the wreck of the Malaysian Airlines MH370 aircraft in the deep sea will continue on December 30, 2025," according to a statement from the Malaysian Ministry of Transportation, reported by ANTARA from Sputnik, Wednesday, December 3.

The United States company, Ocean Infinity, will conduct operations on the seabed for 55 days.

In March the Malaysian authorities together with Ocean Infinity agreed to continue the search for the MH370 crash. A month later, Minister of Transportation Anthony Loke Siew Fook said Ocean Infinity had stopped searching due to conditions outside the season.

In the early hours of March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines' Boeing 777-200 flight on the MH370 flight with the Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew members, disappeared from the radar screen.

The plane allegedly crashed in the southern Indian Ocean. However, the search operation failed to find the crash site.

Although three-year search operations funded by several countries have been carried out, no aircraft wrecks have been found.