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Malaysia Airlines jet forced to abandon take-off to avoid collision
Flight MH136 was forced to abandon a take-off at Adelaide Airport yesterday after learning it was on a collision course with another jet, two weeks after MH17 was shot down over Ukraine.
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Hackers target information on MH370 probe: Report
The computers of high-ranking officials in agencies involved in the MH370 investigation were hacked and classified information was stolen. The stolen information was allegedly being sent to a computer in China before CyberSecurity Malaysia - a Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation agency - had the transmissions blocked and the infected machines shut down.
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Bank Officer And Husband Charged With Withdrawing Money From MH370 Victims' Accounts
An HSBC bank officer and her husband were charged at the Sessions Court here Wednesday with transferring and withdrawing money totalling RM85,180 from the accounts of four victims of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, between May and July this year.
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MH370 search faces tough next phase
The next phase of the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 will be very challenging in places.
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Families Of MH370 Claim Abuse And Detainment By Chinese Police
ix months after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 went missing, relatives of those lost, desperate for any hint of what happened, say Chinese authorities have become openly hostile towards them. In interviews, several relatives described how they had been detained and physically abused by police - seemingly in retaliation for publicly pressing Chinese and Malaysia Airlines authorities for information about the hunt for the plane.
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MH370 search reveals vast underwater world with huge volcanoes and ridges deeper than the Grand Canyon
Until now, scientists had better maps of the surface of Mars than of this ocean floor. These images show for the first time a dramatic underwater landscape with mountains higher than Mont Blanc and ridges deeper than the Grand Canyon – all 4.5 kilometres below the surface of the Southern Indian Ocean. The discoveries were made as part of the hunt for the missing Malaysian airliner, flight MH370, which disappeared six months ago.
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Flight MH370 Spiraled Into Sea When Fuel Ran Out: ATSB Report
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 went into a slow left turn and spiraled into the Indian Ocean when its fuel ran out, an interim report concluded Wednesday, pointing investigators towards the southern section the current search zone.
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Malaysia '99.9% Sure' Of Finding MH370
The country's defence minister tells Sky News he believes a new search with "cutting-edge" sonar technology will find the jet.
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Two Malaysian boys sue airline, government in first case after MH370′s mysterious disappearance
The family of two young boys whose father disappeared along with 239 people aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have sued the airline and the Malaysian government in what is believed to be the first lawsuit associated with the plane’s mysterious disappearance. Jee Jing Hang was aboard the plane, which disappeared on March 8 after taking off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport on its way to Beijing. There has been no sign of the plane since.
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Flight MH370: Emirates chief Sir Tim Clark believes information is being concealed
Sir Tim Clark called into question who was in control of the doomed aircraft and the role of the Malaysian military.
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The persistence of conspiracy theories about MH370
Six months after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 it is still the subject of a slew of explanations. Why has this tragedy prompted such a wave of conspiracy theories? Sudden, dramatic events often provoke conspiracy theories - particularly where the official version is disbelieved. Think JFK, Princess Diana, 9/11. But in the case of MH370 there is not even an official version. Nobody knows what happened to MH370. It's a modern mystery.
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Malaysia Airlines MH370 Declared an 'Accident', Search for Survivors Ends
The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has been officially declared an "accident" and the search for survivors has been called off, authorities said Thursday. A statement released by Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation said that all 239 people aboard the Boeing 777 were now presumed dead.
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How Crazy Am I to Think I Actually Know Where That Malaysia Airlines Plane Is?
The unsettling oddness was there from the first moment, on March 8, when Malaysia Airlines announced that a plane from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing, Flight 370, had disappeared over the South China Sea in the middle of the night. There had been no bad weather, no distress call, no wreckage, no eyewitness accounts of a fireball in the sky—just a plane that said good-bye to one air-traffic controller and, two minutes later, failed to say hello to the next. And the crash, if it was a crash...
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MH370 Teams Trial Long-Haul Tracking
Australia, Indonesia and Malaysia are to trial a new method of tracking planes, almost a year after a Malaysia Airlines flight disappeared.
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Flight MH370: Could it Have Been Suicide?
A year after the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines plane with 239 on board, investigators still don't know what happened.
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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: Tracing the Mysterious Path to Disappearance
One year later, disturbing truths are emerging about Malaysia Airlines flight 370. Sean Flynn digs into the theories, the science, the conspiracies, and the cover-up
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MH370 search discovers uncharted shipwreck
The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 uncovers a previously unknown shipwreck, raising hopes that the missing jet could be found.
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Mysterious Plane Wreckage Found Washed up on Reunion Island Sparks MH370 Speculation
Debris that appears to be from a large plane has reportedly been found off the east coast of Africa, raising the possibility it could be from missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370.
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Debris in Indian Ocean checked for MH370 ties
Apparent airplane debris found off the coast of Reunion island, is being examined to see if it related to the 2014 disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, a member of the French Air Force in Reunion said Wednesday.
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Almost certain washed-up plane debris from Boeing 777: Malaysia
The plane debris that washed up on La Reunion island in the southern Indian Ocean almost certainly belongs to a Boeing 777, Malaysia's deputy transport minister says.
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