Mixed reactions over Malaysia's announcement

The cyber world in China reverberated over Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's statement late Monday that confirmed Flight MH370 with 239 onboard went down in the southern Indian Ocean with no survivors.

Grief overwhelms relatives of flight 370 victims

Undersea black-box search expert who co-led the search for downed Air France Flight 447, called the MH 370 case "extremely unusual because there has been no confirmed evidence of the plane at all."

Text of Australian PM's statement on developments in search for MH370

The following is the full text of Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's statement to media Tuesday on the latest developments in the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

Families of Chinese passengers accuse Malaysia as 'killer'

Relatives and friends of passengers on board lost Malaysian plane lash out at Kuala Lumpur for "mean and shameless acts" and call for justice.

MH370 search suspended Tuesday due to adverse weather

The mission will resume if weather conditions improve in the search area.

Grief overwhelms relatives of flight 370 victims

Tears, screams and anger meet announcement by Malaysian prime minister that missing airliner was considered lost after 17 days of searching.

Families to get full insurance payouts

Families of passengers on MH370 will receive full payouts from insurers even if hijacking or terrorism led to the loss of the plane, industry analysts said on Monday.

Jet 'ended in ocean', China asks for all info

China requests evidence and an aviation expert says a "considerable period of time" is required to verify Malaysia's conclusion that MH370 ended in the sea.

Questions linger after somber announcement

Although Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has announced that flight MH370 has crashed into the southern Indian Ocean, there are still a lot of unknowns surrounding the fate of the plane.

Experts cautious following Malaysian announcement

Chinese aviation expert says "considerable period of time" was required to verify Malaysia's conclusion that MH370 had ended in the sea.

China demands 'all information' about flight MH370

Chinese insurers set to pay total of about 50 million yuan

Chinese insurers are expected to pay 50 million yuan ($8.2 million) for the family of passengers on board, statistics from the country's major insurers released on Monday.