MH370: Experts believe missing airliner will be eventually found


  • Nation
  • Friday, 20 Jan 2017

SYDNEY: The official search for Malaysia Airlines MH370 may have been called off but experts believe the missing airliner will one day be found, perhaps either by deep-sea miners or treasure hunters lured by a huge cash reward.  

After spending almost three years and US$150mil on a deep sea hunt for the Malaysian passenger jet in the remote Indian Ocean off western Australia, top aviation investigators have been forced to admit they have come up with nothing.  

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