Ocean Infinity, a private company, was contracted under a ‘no find, no fee’ principle to search for the aircraft. Despite extensive efforts, including mapping more than 140,000 square kilometers of seafloor, the search has not yielded any findings so far. The second phase of the search ended on 23 January 2026, and operations have faced disruptions due to weather and sea conditions.

Recent Developments

In light of the ongoing search, Voice370, an organization representing the families of those on board, has urged the Malaysian government to extend Ocean Infinity’s contract. They believe that a simple addendum extending the contract period without altering the core terms of the agreement would allow the search to continue without delay.

Oliver Plunkett, CEO of Ocean Infinity, expressed the challenges faced during the search, stating, “It was important for us to take advantage of every piece of information and data available and go back, but despite all that effort, we haven’t been able to find it.” He further noted, “The scale of the challenge both geographically and technologically is almost impossible to comprehend.”

Official Responses

Malaysian officials have reiterated their commitment to keeping the families informed, stating they “remain committed to keeping the families informed and will continue to provide updates as appropriate.” However, it is unclear if Ocean Infinity will resume the search before its contract ends in June.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact reasons for the disappearance of MH370, leaving many questions unanswered in this ongoing investigation.

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