Suspected MH370 wing flap reaches Australian investigators
Investigators in Australia Monday were examining a wing flap found last month on an East African island that is suspected to be from the missing Malaysian airliner, officials said. The "large piece of aircraft debris" arrived at the Australian Transport Safety Bureau headquarters in Canberra for examination as part of the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Australian technical specialists were working with Malaysian investigators to determine whether the debris was from the Boeing 777 that vanished March 8, 2014. The Transport Safety Bureau has so far examined 4 pieces of debris and found that they were almost certainly from Flight 370, which is thought to have crashed in the Indian Ocean southwest of Australia. <br/>
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Suspected MH370 wing flap reaches Australian investigators
Investigators in Australia Monday were examining a wing flap found last month on an East African island that is suspected to be from the missing Malaysian airliner, officials said. The "large piece of aircraft debris" arrived at the Australian Transport Safety Bureau headquarters in Canberra for examination as part of the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Australian technical specialists were working with Malaysian investigators to determine whether the debris was from the Boeing 777 that vanished March 8, 2014. The Transport Safety Bureau has so far examined 4 pieces of debris and found that they were almost certainly from Flight 370, which is thought to have crashed in the Indian Ocean southwest of Australia. <br/>
