David Stout
Time
March 6, 2015
Without a single scrap of debris, the search for the missing jet will likely end soon, taking with it all remaining hope
You can’t blame Jennifer Chong for being a nervous flyer.
Every time she boards a plane, the resident of Melbourne faces the inevitable walk past the cabin’s front row where her husband of more than 20 years, Chong Ling Tan, had been seated on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
Twelve months on from arguably the greatest aviation mystery of all time, Chong says those empty seats can still induce panic.
“I start to think that if anything happened, like a hijacking, then he would be the first one who knows because he’s the one nearest to the cockpit,” Chong tells TIME. Continue reading “The Mystery of Flight 370 Haunts Families and Baffles Experts a Year After Its Disappearance”