Flight MH370 disappearance: Research device could be reduced

"I can not promise that research still continue unabated"

There is one year, the MH370 Malaysia Airlines flight disappeared from radar screens. Despite the establishment of the largest operation ever organized research, this disappearance remains a mystery. This unprecedented research system will however not last ad vitam æternam has understood the Australian Prime Minister, leaving anyway to the families, a small glimmer of hope.

"For the world, the disappearance of flight MH370 is one of the greatest mysteries of our time. For families and relatives of people who were on that plane, it's a real nightmare. I can not promise that research still continue with the same intensity, but we will do our best to solve this mystery and give answers, "said Tony Abbott in Parliament in Canberra.

March 8, 2014, the MH370 flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing disappeared an hour after takeoff with 227 passengers on board. In January, Malaysia formally declared that this disappearance was an accident and that passengers and crew members were presumed dead, plunging dozens of families in what seems to have become today an insoluble uncertainty.