Relatives of passengers on board Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 demanded answers on Friday (July 22), as the hunt for the missing plane was set to be suspended. <br /> <br />In a statement on Friday, Malaysia, China and Australia announced the search - which has lasted more than two years - would be suspended if the aircraft is not found in an area now being searched. <br /> <br />Reacting to the news in Malaysia, the wife of the chief steward on the flight said she wanted answers about debris that have been found. <br /> <br />The son of a passenger in Beijing said the governments "broke their promise". <br /> <br />The Boeing 777, with 239 aboard, disappeared in March 2014 while on a flight from the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, to Beijing. <br /> <br />Almost A$180 million ($135 million) has been spent since then on an underwater search spanning 120,000 square kilometres (46,332 square miles) in the southern Indian Ocean. <br /> <br />The families of those on board, most of whom were from China, have pressed hard for answers ever since the plane went missing.
