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An Australian fisherman claimed that he and his crew found a jetliner’s wing months after the disaster.

A senior air crash investigator is saying that the missing MH370 was “glided” into the ocean by someone in control of the plane.

Oleksandr Ruvin, a senior forensic scientist from Ukraine, was shot in the leg late in 2015 while leading the investigation on the MH17 crash.

Russia has appealed to the International Civil Aviation Organization to open a new probe into last year’s downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine

Malaysia’s assertion that more debris potentially linked to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 had washed up on an Indian Ocean island prompted puzzlement from French officials

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s announcement in the pre-dawn hours of Thursday that the part, known as a flaperon, did indeed come from the doomed aircraft

A wing flap suspected to be from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on Saturday arrived at a French military testing facility where it will be analyzed by experts

After 16 agonizing months without answers, loved ones of those on board Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will likely have to wait at least another day for confirmation that it crashed into the sea

A sea-crusted wing part washed up on an island in the western Indian Ocean may be the first trace of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 since it vanished nearly a year and a half ago

The new CEO of Malaysia Airlines said the ailing carrier could break even by 2018 after cutting staff, selling surplus aircraft and refurbishing its international fleet

Disappearance of Malaysia Airlines 370 has become one of the great aviation mysteries. Veteran pilot Tom Bunn offers 2 facinating theories on what could have happened

Malaysia Airlines on Thursday described missing Flight MH370 as an “accident,” triggering ire from some family members of passengers who were on board the ill-fated plane.

Not surprisingly, Malaysia Airlines officials declared the disappearance of Flight MH370 as an “accident” and said everyone on board is “dead.”

In the past few years, Southeast Asian airlines have experienced remarkable growth, driven primarily by the rapid expansion of low-cost carriers, like AirAsia.