Nearly 10 years after the plane vanished, the search may soon be renewed. It’s one of the world's biggest aviation mysteries.
after a private company approached them about potential new evidence pointing to the location of the Boeing 777.It has been a decade since the plane vanished and one of the world's biggest aviation mysteries: What happened to MH 370?
“I just don't want it to be forgotten about and I'm hopeful that something will come about with a new possible search,” said Wood. “The black box would be great to find, the data recorder, to find the main body of the aircraft,” said Wood.
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