On 23 January 2026, Ocean Infinity departed the search space in the Indian Ocean in its newest effort to search out MH370. Since first embarking on this mission in 2018, the firm has spent 151 days at sea and mapped greater than 140,000 sq. kilometres of seafloor.
Oliver Plunkett, Ocean Infinity’s CEO, mentioned:
“It was necessary for us to take benefit of every bit of info and information obtainable and return, however regardless of all that effort, we haven’t been capable of finding it.
The scale of the problem each geographically and technologically is nearly unattainable to understand. We’re proud to have introduced our experience and the most superior expertise we’ve ever deployed. The mixture of scientific rigour, automation methods, robotics, and better organisational expertise meant this search was carried out with a degree of precision and pace unimaginable in 2018. I hope these round the world for whom this mattered know that, regardless that we don’t have the final result we wished, a big quantity of individuals did the best they may.
Since 2018, we’ve spent greater than 150 days at sea and coated over 140,000 sq. kilometres of seafloor. We’re deeply grateful for the help of the households, the Malaysian Government, the Australian Government, and the many corporations and people who devoted effort and time as a result of they cared and wished to assist.
If nothing else, we will say with confidence that it isn’t the place we appeared. That issues – it brings readability, and it’ll assist these persevering with to check the proof refine their pondering and form future search methods.
Although this part of the search has concluded, our dedication has not. We’re persevering with to work with the Malaysian Government in the hope of with the ability to return when circumstances enable.”
