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In China Plane Crash, Over 36,000 Pieces Of Debris Found, More Wanted
After finding two black boxes from a crashed China Eastern jet, recovery crews are looking for more airplane debris, nearby video footage and eyewitness accounts, an official at China's aviation regulator said on Monday.
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China Says Found Plane Crash Debris, Mostly Near Main Impact Point
China has found 183 pieces of debris from the China Eastern Airlines jet that crashed, including engine blades and turbine parts, with most of the wreckage in an area 30 metres around the main impact point, Chinese officials said on Thursday.
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China says Seeking to Confirm Situation Over Possible MH370 Debris
China said today that it is "seeking to confirm the situation with relevant countries" after French authorities said they were studying a piece of plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean to determine whether it came from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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Malaysia Sends Team to Verify Plane Wreckage: Minister
Malaysia has sent a team to verify whether plane debris washed up on an Indian Ocean island could be part of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, its transport minister said on Wednesday.
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China plane searching for Malaysia Airlines plane spots three objects
No debris spotted in an area off the west coast of Australia has been recovered, a Malaysian minister involved in the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said on Saturday, adding he hoped for some news soon.
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Search finds no sign of missing Malaysia airline plane at spot located by China
Search planes found no sign on Thursday of a missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft in an area where satellite images had shown debris, taking the as-yet fruitless hunt into the sixth day.
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Search planes checking China satellite report on missing Malaysia airline plane
Search planes were flying on Thursday to an area where a Chinese satellite has seen objects that could be debris from the Malaysian airliner missing for almost six days, but those waters had been checked before and nothing found, officials said.
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In China Plane Crash, Over 36,000 Pieces Of Debris Found, More Wanted
After finding two black boxes from a crashed China Eastern jet, recovery crews are looking for more airplane debris, nearby video footage and eyewitness accounts, an official at China's aviation regulator said on Monday.
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China Says Found Plane Crash Debris, Mostly Near Main Impact Point
China has found 183 pieces of debris from the China Eastern Airlines jet that crashed, including engine blades and turbine parts, with most of the wreckage in an area 30 metres around the main impact point, Chinese officials said on Thursday.
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China says Seeking to Confirm Situation Over Possible MH370 Debris
China said today that it is "seeking to confirm the situation with relevant countries" after French authorities said they were studying a piece of plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean to determine whether it came from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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Malaysia Sends Team to Verify Plane Wreckage: Minister
Malaysia has sent a team to verify whether plane debris washed up on an Indian Ocean island could be part of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, its transport minister said on Wednesday.
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China plane searching for Malaysia Airlines plane spots three objects
No debris spotted in an area off the west coast of Australia has been recovered, a Malaysian minister involved in the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said on Saturday, adding he hoped for some news soon.
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Search finds no sign of missing Malaysia airline plane at spot located by China
Search planes found no sign on Thursday of a missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft in an area where satellite images had shown debris, taking the as-yet fruitless hunt into the sixth day.
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Search planes checking China satellite report on missing Malaysia airline plane
Search planes were flying on Thursday to an area where a Chinese satellite has seen objects that could be debris from the Malaysian airliner missing for almost six days, but those waters had been checked before and nothing found, officials said.
