Is Ean Higgins Dead? What Happened To Australian Author Of The Hunt For mh370?

Ean Higgins, the author of the book The Hunt for MH370, has gone missing and is now assumed dead.

The news regarding Ean’s death is surfing on the internet, and many of his followers are saddened to hear the news. More detailed information about Ean might be revealed soon in the future.

Higgins learned to fly as a student on snowboards in the winter in a Cessna 150 when he was a young guy in Quebec.

Ean Higgins was born in Texas and raised in Quebec before moving to Australia with his Canadian father and Australian mother.

He has worked for three major national newspapers in Australia as a reporter, column editor, chief of staff, and international correspondent for nearly 40 years.

Journalist Ean Higgins uncovers all the possible theories about what happened to #MH370, five years on from its disappearance. #TDE7 pic.twitter.com/iX1IP2T8Uz

— The Daily Edition (@DailyEditionOn7) March 12, 2019

Before going to the Fairfax Group investigative title on Sunday and becoming a newspaper member in 1988, he was a trainee at the Australian Financial Review. He was appointed the paper’s first New Zealand correspondent.

The information regarding Ean Higgins’ wife and family is still unknown to us.

We are not sure with whom he got married, as he had remained private about his personal life.

More detailed information about Ean and his family might be revealed soon in the upcoming days.

Ean Higgins graduated from the University of Sussex with a BA in International Relations and an MA from the Australian National University.

His responsibilities at The Enquirer included foreign information editor, and he worked in Sydney as an editor, European correspondent, and bureau supervisor.

He returned to protecting The Australian in recent years, specializing in crime, corruption, politics, aviation, and interactions.