Overview
- Malaysia’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau said Ocean Infinity’s seabed sweep from March 2025 to January 2026 produced no confirmed findings.
- The mission inspected about 7,571 square kilometers within a 15,000 square kilometer target area in two phases, with operations disrupted by rough weather.
- Under the government-approved terms, Ocean Infinity would be paid $70 million only if it locates wreckage, with the current authorization running through June.
- Voice 370, representing families, called for an extension or similar offers to other deep-sea firms and noted the search vessel has been reassigned as winter seas approach.
- Fragments linked to MH370 have washed ashore in the western Indian Ocean in past years, yet the main fuselage remains missing and the cause unresolved.