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New possible pings detected in hunt for lost MH370 jet
Fp Archives •An Australian official says a search crew hunting for the missing Malaysian jet has located a new possible underwater signal.
Search for MH370 sees renewed optimism after two new pings
Fp Archives •The search for a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner resumed on Thursday with a renewed sense of optimism, after Australian officials said they had detected two new "ping" signals.
MH370 search: Ocean debris left by jet depends on angle, speed
Fp Archives •Did the missing Malaysian jet plunge into the ocean at a steep angle, leaving virtually no debris on the surface? Did it come in flat, clip a wave and cartwheel into pieces?
New hope as 2 new underwater pings located in hunt for MH370
Fp Archives •A ship searching for the missing Malaysian jet has detected two more underwater signals, raising hopes the wreckage of the plane will be spotted soon.
$44 mn and counting: MH370 search will be most expensive ever
Fp Archives •The hunt for missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 is on track to cost hundreds of millions of dollars, becoming the most expensive search in aviation history.
Hunt for MH370 'pings' to go on for days, says Australia
Fp Archives •The hunt for underwater signals from missing Flight MH370 is likely to continue for days before a robot submersible is deployed to comb the seabed, the Australian search chief said Tuesday.
Ship hunting for more 'pings' in MH370 search
Fp Archives •Search crews hunting for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet have failed to relocate faint sounds heard deep below the Indian Ocean that officials said were consistent with a plane's black boxes.
Search for missing Malaysia plane MH370 to move to sea floor
Fp Archives •A robotic search vehicle is likely to be sent deep into the Indian Ocean on Tuesday to look for wreckage of a missing Malaysian jetliner on the sea floor.
Full text: Latest statement from coordinator of hunt for MH370
Fp Archives •The first part of the opening statement from Monday's press conference by retired Australian Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, who is head of the joint agency coordinating the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
More ships head to probe signals in MH370 search
Fp Archives •Naval vessels carrying sophisticated deep-sea black box detectors were rushing to the site of an "important and encouraging" lead in the hunt for the missing Malaysian airliner, the head of the multinational search said on Sunday.