Puzzled Malaysian Air Searchers Ponder What to Try Now
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Investigators hunting for Flight 370 will regroup today on where to take the almost two-month search that’s found no sign of the jet and prompted Malaysian Airline System Bhd. to send passengers’ families home with more money than answers.
Officials from Malaysia, China and Australia will meet in Canberra to shape a new phase of the search after a 58-day multination hunt by planes, ships and submarines found no debris and couldn’t pinpont pings consistent with transmissions from flight recorders. The search may go on for as long as 12 months depending on weather conditions, Angus Houston, who heads Australia’s Joint Agency Coordination Centre, said May 2.