MH370

Flight MH370 disappeared on March 8 last year while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing

Chinese relatives of MH370 passengers express doubts over Malaysian PM's announcement regarding debris found recently

Najib Razak says that they will not stop looking for what really happened to MH370

Barnacles on a wing part could yield new clues to the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

Reunion, part of France that lies in Indian Ocean 370 miles east of Madagascar, gained newfound notoriety last week

The debris was placed into an iron case on a beach in Saint-Denis on the French Reunion Island

A police escort will accompany the two-metre part on its journey by road to a defence ministry laboratory

From the part number, it is confirmed that it is from a Boeing 777 aircraft, says official

The discovery fuelled hopes across the globe that one of aviation history's greatest mysteries could be solved soon

Questions raised over findings, including revelation of beacon battery's expiration over a year before flight

Analysts say report mostly restated what was already known

Pilot's sisters says she wants world to know he was a loving man who would stop at nothing to render help when needed

It disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014; No trace of airliner despite extensive search

Malaysian govt's handling of crisis has been criticised by suspicious relatives of 239 missing passengers and crew

Three vessels probing depths of Indian Ocean plane carrying 239 people is believed to have crashed

The underwater search began on October 6 and followed a survey to map the seabed

The search for MH370 has been frustrated by a lack of solid information about the jet's final hours

Two specialist ships will join the hunt

Family members of passengers aboard flight MH370 still seeking answers, closure six months after plane's disappearance

Suspect is believed to have had some of the money deposited into his bank account through an online transfer

The 68-year-old carrier haemorrhaged cash for years and tragedies of MH370 and MH17 have further pummelled bookings

Dutch firm will conduct deep-water search in Indian Ocean for missing MH370 from Sep, says Australia

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Even before flight MH17 was shot down, Malaysian tourism was under a cloud following the MH370 debacle.

Flight MH17, a Boeing 777-200, went down in strife-torn eastern Ukraine carrying 298 passengers and crew.

Navy ship equipped with a device to map the ocean floor would set sail on August 4.

Australian Deputy PM says it was now 'highly, highly likely that the aircraft was on autopilot' when it went down.

Australia's coordination centre say revised search zone would be announced by the end of the month.

Families can claim up to more than three times the amount of the initial payout, which would be made later.

No debris from the Boeing 777 has been found despite a massive air and sea surface search.

The "Reward MH370" campaign launches on fundraising website Indiegogo and aims to raise at least $5 million.

Agency says search where acoustic transmissions were detected in early April was now complete.

Analysts said it would take time to draw any conclusions from the raw, 'highly technical' data.

MH370 is believed to have crashed into Indian Ocean but no sign of any wreckage has yet been found.

Book angers family of passengers who say publication is premature.

Fate of MH370 has become one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history since it vanished on March 8.

The Malaysian Airlines plane disappeared on March 8 carrying 239 people.

Marine exploration company says it has detected possible debris from plane 5,000km from current search location.

Australia's PM admits it is now "highly unlikely" that any surface wreckage will be found.

This comes as another blow to the airline's safety image after the loss of flight MH370.

Malaysia'sTransport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein says the search has become more difficult with each passing day.

Experts say the mission will remain arduous, particularly in terms of recovering anything from the seafloor.

Officials says an oil slick had been sighted in the search area led by an Australian navy vessel far off Perth.

Australia's Joint Agency Coordination Centre says 24 hours have passed since last confirmed signal from black boxes.

The call ended abruptly possibly "because the aircraft was fast moving away from the (telecommunications) tower".

The Bluefin-21, a 16.2 feet long sonar device, is expected to be deployed to the ocean floor.

Reuters' estimates show that at least $44 million has already been spent on deployment of military ships, aircraft.

Search planes and ships head to area where a Chinese ship heard what could be signals from MH370's black box locators.

Australia calls it 'the most difficult search in human history'.

MH370 pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah's son has dismissed speculation his father may have intentionally diverted the plane.