Talk:China
Peoples republic of China and MH370
Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 was scheduled to depart from Kuala Lumpur on 8th March 2014 at 00:35 MYT and was scheduled to arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport (Beijing China) at 05:51 CST. The departure was delayed until 00:42 MYT and the aircraft failed to arrive.
The majority of the passengers were Chinese.
China was therefore significantly affected, has worked with other countries in the international search efforts, and has cooperated with Malaysia and Australia as a Tripartite committee involved in funding and oversight of the ongoing search.
Joint Investigation Team
The Malaysian Government convened a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to provide advice on the search areas. Representatives from the People's Republic of China worked with other experts from France, Malaysia, United Kingdom, United States and Malaysian Government officials.[1]
Tripartite Committee
Citizens on board MH370
Of the 227 passengers on Flight MH370, 153 were from the people's Republic of China.
Radar Tracking of MH370
Satellite Tracking of MH370
Search and Rescue (SAR) for MH370
Investigation Process for MH370
Manufacturer or Supplier for Boeing or MH370
MH370 Debris
Government Departments or Agencies involved with MH370
News Media
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