Two years after its disappearance with 239 people, the mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 remains unsolved despite an extensive underwater search. A recently discovered tail piece off the coast of Mozambique has confirmed the search is in the correct part of the Indian Ocean, though the crucial voice and data recorders are still missing. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau is leading the $133 million search, which is expected to conclude around July if the main wreckage is not located. Lawyers representing the families, including Steven Marks of Podhurst Orseck, state that relatives still seek answers as a two-year deadline for filing lawsuits against the airline approaches. Without the recorders, investigators cannot determine what caused the Boeing 777 to divert from its flight path and vanish.
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Originally published by Bart Jansen | Mar 5, 2016 | USA Today
