Malaysia Airlines Flight 192 had to make an emergency landing after a tyre burst on take-off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Bangalore, India with 166 passengers and crew on board. Because of the disappearance of Flight 370, Malaysia's government is watching the investigation closely. Coincidentally, sixteen days after MH370 disappeared, another Malaysia Airlines flight en-route to Incheon, South Korea made an an emergency landing at Hong Kong's international airport due to an electrical fault.
The incident involving MH192 is being investigated as authorities believe that it might of been an act of sabotage. The search for MH370 has resumed but after initial searches failed to reveal any debris under the water, the Bluefin-21 drone is due to undertake a new search area around 35 times the size of London, England, however Bluefin-21 can only travel at around 5km/h or around 3mph. This latest phase for the MH370 search has been said to take around eight months rather than eight weeks. Arguably, the search for MH370 is the largest and most difficult search mission ever undertaken, MH370 disappeared on the 8th of March with 239 passengers and crew, the Boeing 777-200ER hasn't been seen since the flight took-off from Kuala Lumpur.