The search for MH370 will resume in November a US source has confirmed. We’ve been working to get clarification, and can confirm that Ocean Infinity will return to the search in November.
Many have expressed concern that the new search—conducted from February 23 to March 28—might not resume in November.
OI arrived in the search area on February 23, then departed for Fremantle on February 28 and arrived back on March 11 and left on March 28.
A 6 day on site operation followed by a 18-day on site operation, totaling 24 days.
Here is the video giving details:
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