Malaysia Airlines missing jet

Australia Says Missing Jet Is Outside Search Area

By Eliana Dockterman

Sub Search for Missing Jet Nearly Done

By Charlie Campbell

Officials Ponder Revamped Search for Missing Jet

By Charlie Campbell

The Reason We Can’t Find the Missing Jet

By Charlie Campbell
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Jet Hunt Sub Resumes Search

Bluefin-21 returned to the ocean after a 16-hour mission in the search for Flight MH370 wreckage was cut short when the sub sailed too deep

By Charlie Campbell

Missing-Jet Search Dips Underwater With Submarine

Angus Houston, who's leading the hunt for Flight MH370, said the search team deployed an unmanned submarine to spot wreckage on the Indian Ocean floor after no pings were detected for six days, raising speculation the black-box recorder is out of juice

By Charlie Campbell

Cloudy Outlook for Pings Detected in Jet Search

Mixed messages were just the latest confusion in a massive search effort that has yielded more false starts and false hopes than solid clues about what happened to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

By Charlie Campbell

Missing Jet Search Narrows

Investigators have dropped underwater sonar equipment in the Indian Ocean to again detect the pings thought to come from the plane's black box. Angus Houston, who is coordinating the search, has expressed optimism in what they'll find

By Charlie Campbell

Missing Jet Could Be Found Within 'Matter of Days'

Authorities attempting to locate Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, believed to have crashed in the Indian Ocean last month, say new pings heard Tuesday may originate from the plane's black box that officials worry is about to run out of battery life

By Charlie Campbell

Submarine Hunt for Missing Plane on Hold

Investigators say they'll spend several days aiming to narrow the potential search zone for Flight 370’s black box before deploying an unmanned submarine as the world observes the one-month mark since the Malaysia Airlines plane went missing

By Charlie Campbell

Signals Give 'Best Lead Yet'

Pings heard for a total of about two and half hours some 1,000 miles northwest of Perth, Australia, are the "best lead yet" in the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, says an Australian official. But the black box's battery could die at any moment

By Charlie Campbell

MH370 Search Crews Look for a Signal

Authorities are desperately searching for signals from the missing Malaysian Airlines aircraft's data recorder before the battery runs out of power, estimated to happen on Monday. That and the lack of any confirmed debris leaves few options

By Charlie Campbell

Grappling With ‘Reality’: Malaysia Flight 370 Families Mourn Without Death

Lacking proof of a crash, loved ones may experience chronic mourning

By Alice Park

'I Just Want My Son Back'

The distraught families of passengers on missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 say their pain is compounded by a lack of information about the massive search now in its twelfth day

By Emily Rauhala/Beijing

WATCH: Malaysian ‘Witch Doctor’ Attempts to Find Missing Jet

He divined that the plane was either still in the air or had crashed into the sea

By Michelle Arrouas

China Wants Answers on Jet

A 13-member Chinese delegation is in Kuala Lumpur to help investigate the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines plane

By Hannah Beech

Families of Missing Jet Passengers Crave Answers

More than 60 hours after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished with 239 people on board, no trace of the airplane has yet been found

By Per Liljas / Kuala Lumpur

Vietnam Officials: Malaysia Plane Debris Can't Be Found

Vietnamese officials say they spotted fragments of an inner door and part of the tail from missing 777 in the South China Sea, but could not find the debris after searching overnight

By Sam Frizell
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