Malaysian Airlines

Why Violent News Images Matter

By Fred Ritchin

The Lives Lost in the MH17 Disaster

By Aleksandra Gjorgievska

Russia's Spin Job of the MH17 Crash Brings Back Soviet Memories

By Jeffrey Kluger

Flight MH17: What the Wreckage Is Already Revealing

By Robert Goyer

Missing Jet Was on Autopilot

The new search area is based on fresh analysis of existing satellite data from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. The plane vanished during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8 with 239 passengers and crew aboard

By TIME Staff June 26, 2014

This Is the Country That's Spent the Most Searching for MH370

Which countries are footing the bill?

By Jack Linshi June 11, 2014

Former Malaysian Leader Accuses CIA of Cover-Up in Missing Jet

The former Malaysian Prime Minister accused the C.I.A., Boeing and the media of covering up crucial facts about the missing plane

By Barbara Tasch May 19, 2014

Satellite Company Launches Tracking Service For Wayward Flights

U.K.-based satellite company Inmarsat is vowing to keep closer tabs on the world's flights, in the wake of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

By Dan Kedmey May 12, 2014

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

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

By Alice Park March 25, 2014

Pictures of the Week: March 7 - March 14

From the search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 and a deadly explosion in New York, to a feline beauty show in Romania and high heeled, pole dancing robots in Germany, TIME presents the best...

By Phil Bicker March 14, 2014

Official Denies Jet Flew Longer

Malaysia's defense minister denies U.S. investigators' claims that missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 flew for hours after it left radar screens

By Charlie Campbell March 13, 2014

Families of Missing Jet Passengers Still Want Answers

Now in its fifth day, little progress has been made in the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. Despite leads that once seemed promising, investigators are still struggling to determine where the plane disappeared and where to look for it

By Charlie Campbell March 12, 2014

'We Don't Have A Clue'

The mystery involving Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 deepens as officials widen the massive search and signal that fears of terrorism were likely off-mark

By Per Liljas / Kuala Lumpur March 11, 2014

Flight MH370’s Two Mystery Passengers

It is heartbreaking to watch the families of those aboard the Malaysia Airlines flight that went missing early Saturday come to the slow-motion realization that their loves ones aren’t coming back.Grieving survivors await any news...

By Mark Thompson March 10, 2014

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 March 10, 2014

Stolen Passports Used on MH370

At least two of the passengers listed on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's manifest were not on board the now missing aircraft

By Hannah Beech March 9, 2014

Search Expanded for Missing Malaysian Airlines Flight

Investigators look into possibility that missing plane turned back

By Charlie Campbell March 9, 2014

Hopes Fade for Missing Flight

Vietnamese authorities found a 12-mile long oil slick in the Gulf of Thailand Saturday morning, the first sign that Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have crashed. The plane, which disappeared en route to Beijing, had 239 passengers on board

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing and Charlie Campbell March 8, 2014