Search Resumes For Missing Flight MH370

INDIAN OCEAN - This handout Satellite image made available by the MRSA (Malaysian Remote Sensing Agency) and dated March 23, 2014, shows the location of unknown objects in the southern Indian Ocean, off the South West Coast of Perth, Australia. French, Chinese and Australian authorities have reported satellite sightings of unknown objects in the southern Indian Ocean. The search for Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 resumed today after rough winds and high swells prevented air and sea crews from searching for debris yesterday. Aircraft from Australia, New Zealand, the US, Japan, China and the South Korea have joined the Australia-led effort, now considered to be a recovery and investigation, after Malaysian government announced that the airliner went down somewhere in the Indian Ocean with no expected survivors. The search for the airliner entered its third week after it went missing carrying 239 passengers and crew on route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8. (Photo made available by MRSA via Getty Images)