Malaysia just announced it is restarting the hunt for the missing airplane MH370 that vanished back in 2014 with over 200 people aboard. The search kicks off at the end of this month after the Boeing 777 became aviation's biggest mystery when it disappeared during a routine flight between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing. Meanwhile, the country saw tons of airline action this year with Malaysia Airlines reopening Paris and Brisbane routes, British Airways coming back after five years away, and a bunch of Chinese carriers launching new flights.
The airport operator got privatized and dealt with some embarrassing breakdowns of their train system, plus a massive water leak that had passengers fuming. Hackers also tried to shake down the airport company for millions after a cyber attack messed up their computer systems. Despite all the chaos, the sector kept growing with new planes being ordered and more international connections getting added before the big tourism push scheduled for next year.
The airport operator got privatized and dealt with some embarrassing breakdowns of their train system, plus a massive water leak that had passengers fuming. Hackers also tried to shake down the airport company for millions after a cyber attack messed up their computer systems. Despite all the chaos, the sector kept growing with new planes being ordered and more international connections getting added before the big tourism push scheduled for next year.
