In January 2018, the private American marine-exploration company Ocean Infinity resumed the search for MH370 in the narrowed 25,000km 2 area, using the Norwegian ship Seabed Constructor. [97] [98] [99] [100] The search area was significantly extended during the course of the search, and by the end of May 2018, the vessel had searched a total area of more than 112,000km 2 (43,000sqmi) using eight autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). [101] [102] The contract with the Malaysian government ended soon afterward, and the search was concluded without success on 9June 2018. [103] Southeast Asia

Hanna, Jason; Vandoorne, Saskya (3 September 2015). " 'Certainty' that Reunion debris from MH370, French official says". CNN. Responsibility for air traffic control is partitioned geographically, by international agreements, into flight information regions (FIRs). Although the airspace at the point where Flight 370 was lost is part of the Singapore FIR, the Kuala Lumpur ACC had been delegated responsibility to provide air traffic control services to aircraft in that part of its FIR. [53] :13 Smyth, Jamie (26 June 2014). "Search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 to resume in new area". Financial Times . Retrieved 18 November 2014. Search for MH370 Facts and statistics Surface search of the southern Indian Ocean 17 March – 28 April 2014" (PDF). jacc.gov.au. Joint Agency Coordination Centre . Retrieved 5 December 2014. a b c d "MH370 Passenger Manifest" (PDF) (Press release). Malaysia Airlines. 8 March 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 March 2014.

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Several documentaries have been produced about the flight. The Smithsonian Channel aired a one-hour documentary on 6April 2014, titled Malaysia 370: The Plane That Vanished, [386] [387] and the Discovery Channel broadcast a one-hour documentary about Flight 370 on 16April 2014, titled Flight 370: The Missing Links. [388] [389] a b "France launches search for more MH370 debris on Réunion". France24. 7 August 2015 . Retrieved 8 August 2015. The prefect of the French overseas department, Dominique Sorain, said Friday that a helicopter and water vehicles would scour an area 120 kilometres (75 miles) by 40 kilometres (25 miles) around the east coast of the island, where the wing part, known as a flaperon, was found. Bad weather forced the suspension of operations on Friday evening with the search set to begin again on Sunday morning. Disparition du vol MH370: l'enquête continue"[Disappearance of Flight MH370: the investigation continues]. Le Monde (in French). Agence France-Presse. 19 October 2018.

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The boycotts were largely led or supported by celebrities. [361] Film star Chen Kun posted a message to Weibo—where he had 70million followers—stating that he would be boycotting Malaysia until its government told the truth. The post was shared over 70,000 times and drew over 30,000 comments. More than 337,000 people retweeted a tweet from TV host Meng Fei, that said he would join the boycott. [359] The agency's name changed on 1 July 2015. It was previously known as the Defence Science and Technology Organisation. [213] The aircraft is a Boeing 777-200ER (for Extended Range) model; Boeing assigns a unique customer code for each company that buys one of its aircraft, which replaces part of the model number at the time the aircraft is built. The code for Malaysia Airlines is "H6", hence "777-2H6ER". [17] Ducos, Jean-Marc (5 August 2018). "La France relance l'enquête sur le MH 370"[France relaunches investigation into MH 370]. Le Parisien (in French).Zhou, Naaman (7 March 2019). "MH370: relatives call for 'serious commitment' from Malaysia to find plane". The Guardian.