The search for the Malaysia Airlines MH370 flight that went missing on Saturday, March 8 is still being continued by authorities and many people, including celebrities, are waiting for updates that may shed some light on what had happened on that fateful day. Several celebrities have joined in on the controversy which has taken the world by surprise.
The authorities seemingly toyed with the emotions of the families of the missing people on board as their whereabouts are still unknown.
Australia deployed on Tuesday an Air Force E-7A Wedgetail, a modified Boeing 737, to serve as air traffic controller over the Indian Ocean to avert a mid-air mishap among search jets from different countries scouring the area for debris of the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 plane.
Wearing her string bikini, Kim Kardashian flaunts her voluptuous beach body during her recent trip in Thailand with the rest of the Kardashian clan. Along with sisters Khloe, Kendall and Kylie, Kim spent her Sunday, March 30, frolicking in the beach and visiting temples in Asia's exotic destination.
Because of the doubt lingering in the mind of relatives of passengers and crew of the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 caused by different theories what really happened, it is not surprising that hackers would take advantage of the confusion to make a few bucks.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Monday vowed and assured relatives of the 239 passengers aboard the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 that the search and retrieval operations for the mystery plane has no time cap.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop announced lifting bans against travelling to Fiji
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 Kiwi victim Paul Weeks’ wife was “sickened” over the text message the airline sent the families of the passengers. Danica Weeks recounted her heartbreak after learning that the plane went missing earlier in March.
Mystery continues to surround the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 despite the declaration by the Malaysian government that the ill-fated Boeing 777 ended its trip into the southern Indian Ocean.
Malaysia was ridiculed when it allowed a witch doctor to perform a weird rite inside the Kuala Lumpur airport days after the Boeing 777 jet disappeared. Then theories ranging from terrorism to political vengeance sprouted until Australian and Chinese satellites spotted floating objects in the southern Indian Ocean, prompting the Malaysian government to conclude that the ill-fated aircraft's 239 passengers and crew are now presumed dead. The location appears to be getting clearer. However, fin...
Despite the disbelief by some relatives of Chinese passengers of the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 that their kin are now presumed dead, more evidence are being discovered supporting the theory of Inmarsat that the jet crashed into the southern Indian Ocean. The latest is the spotting by the French Airbus satellite of 122 pieces of potential objects that possibly are the debris of the jet. However, Malaysian acting Transport Minister Hishammudin bin Hussein, who announced the new disco...
Nickelodeon star Amanda Bynes is back from her troubled past and is looking hale, hearty and healthy in the latest photos she posted on Twitter with her parents who had come to attend her Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Debut Runway Show in Los Angeles. The event, which is organised by the institution each year, helps the wannabe student designers to formally unveil their clothes in front of an audience.
Trivago.com.au observed travel bookings to Malaysia dropped in the wake of the missing MH370 incident
The mysterious disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 with 239 passengers and crew on board was enough to keep the world glued on for latest developments about the search that now involves about two dozen nations.
More objects have been spotted by Australian satellites floating on the Indian Ocean, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced on Monday. His disclosure came after two objects were photographed by the Australian satellites on Thursday and similar items were likewise captured separately by Chinese satellites.
Relatives of the passengers of the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 were seen on late Monday leaving the conference room of a hotel in Beijing after watching a televised announcement by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak. The PM said there is no doubt that the Boeing 777 with 239 passengers and crew crashed into the Indian Ocean with likely no survivors.
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About 30 leaders deemed responsible for the crisis in Ukraine and Crimea will be receiving sanctions against travelling in New Zealand, Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully announced over the weekend.
After 2 weeks of frustrating but seemingly fruitless search for the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 747 jet, another glimmer of hope of solving the mystery of the aircraft's disappearance appeared.
The global aviation industry and governments have yet to resolve the mystery of the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 when another air tragedy occurred on Saturday. Courier Mail reported that the Cessna 206 crashed at Caboolture Airport at about 11:30 am and burst into flames at the airfield north of Brisbane, Queensland. The air mishap killed all five people aboard the small jet, namely the male pilot, two male skydiving instructors and a male and female skydiver.
The announcement on Thursday by Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott that the country's satellite captured images of 2 objects on the southern Indian Ocean gave a fresh glimmer of hope for an end to the 13-day search for the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 jet with 239 passengers and crew.
The larger piece of the two objects spotted by an Australian satellite in the southern Indian Ocean could possibly be the tail of the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 jet.
ATSB observed an unprecedented increase in turbulence affecting high-capacity Australian aircrafts
Indian fishermen found broken pieces of “something” at a beach on Wednesday March 19. It is suspected that it could be the remaining of the missing Malaysian Airlines MH370.
Captain Nadira Ramli waits for her groom-to-be Fariq Abdul Hamid, the co-pilot of the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 which went missing on March 8.
As search becomes wider and investigation shifts focus on the crew of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, recent reports claim that Boeing 777 may have deliberately dropped to very unsafely altitude by hijackers. The missing jetliner flew at an altitude of 5,000ft, according to Daily Mail.
A word of caution for all the social media Web sites users! ‘Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 plane found in Bermuda Triangle’ video has gone viral on Facebook. This is nothing but a hoax leading to spread of malware. The links which appear to be telling the real story are reportedly fake links to fraud surveys listed by hackers.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 remains missing and the mystery behind Boeing 777 continues to deepen. The investigation has taken a new turn and the focus has now shifted to the pilots Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah and Fariq Abdul Hamid.
Prince William and Kate Middleton will be holidaying in style in New Zealand. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have reportedly booked into the luxurious Matakauri Lodge in Queenstown when they tour the country in April.
Ads about missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 have surfaced on the internet and are making the rounds on social media.
