Australia resumes search for crashed Malaysian jet

March 26, 2014 09:06

Australian authorities today resumed the search operation for the wreckage of the crashed Malaysian jetliner from the West Australian coast.

The search led by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority was suspended on Tuesday due to heavy rain, rough seas and gale-force winds.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said that the search for the lost Malaysian jet isn't open-ended but Australia won't lightly abandon efforts to locate the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

"Australia is throwing everything it could at the search, which has resumed after a 24-hour delay due to bad weather," he said.

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