Americans are looking for MH370

kuala lumpur - An American company will try to solve one of the largest aviation mysteries in history. Malaysia gave the green light on Wednesday to resume the search for the missing aircraft MH370, which disappeared in 2014 with 239 people on board.

The company that carries out the search can earn up to 70 million dollars (more than 58 million euros) by tracing the remains of the device. Malaysian minister Liow Tiong Lai said that the government only pays if the search is successful.

'At the moment the vessel, Seabed Constructor, is on its way to the search area', said the minister. He called it a priority to find the wreck or black boxes within ninety days. The director of the company Ocean Infinity stated that the search starts on 17 January.