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Debris In Madagascar, Australia To Be Analysed By MH370 Team
Debris found washed ashore in Madagascar by a man who previously found a part from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will be examined by investigators to see if it, too, came from the missing plane, officials said today.
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South African Teen Finds Suspected Piece Of Missing MH370 Plane
A South African teenager has found debris which will be sent to Australia for testing as part of the investigation into the disappearance of a Malaysian Airlines plane two years ago, the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) said on Friday.
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Second Possible MH370 Plane Part Found In Indian Ocean Island, Claims Man
A resident on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion who last year found a wing fragment from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 said on Sunday he had come across a second possible piece from the missing plane.
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Confirmed MH370 Wing Part Won't Change Search: Australia
Confirmation that a plane part that washed up on a remote island was from missing jet MH370 was useful but would not alter the search for the plane, Australian investigators said today.
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Debris Find a 'Real Boost' to Australian MH370 Searchers
The discovery of a Boeing 777 wing part on a remote Indian Ocean island was a "real boost" to experts scouring treacherous seas for missing plane MH370, Australia's search chief said today.
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MH370: Timeline of One of Aviation's Greatest Mysteries
One of world's biggest aviation mysteries was solved today when the team of experts confirmed the washed-up plane part that was found on the French Indian Ocean island of La Reunion was that of the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
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Probe of Suspected MH370 Plane Part Begins in France
Experts in France began examining a washed-up plane part today which likely belonged to the MH370 plane that vanished mysteriously last year, hoping to find clues to one of aviation's greatest enigmas.
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Wing Part May be Confirmed as From MH370 This Week: Australia
Australia on Wednesday said official word on whether a washed-up plane part is from flight MH370 is expected this week, while reiterating it will continue hunting for the main debris field in the southern Indian Ocean.
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Barnacles on Wing Part May Help in Hunt For MH370
Barnacles on a wing part that washed up on a remote Indian Ocean island could yield new clues to the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 if it is from the plane, experts said today.
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MH370 Investigators Meet in France Ahead of Wing Analysis
experts met French officials on Monday to coordinate the investigation into missing flight MH370, days after the discovery of a washed-up plane part offered fresh hopes of solving the mystery.
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Plane Part Arrives at French Laboratory for MH370 Link Probe
A piece of airplane wreckage that washed up on an Indian Ocean island arrived for analysis at a French laboratory Saturday, an AFP journalist saw, after Malaysian authorities said the part almost certainly came from missing flight MH370.
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Australia Says No Let-Up in Search for MH370 Answers
Australia Saturday reiterated its commitment to finding answers for the families of those on board missing Flight MH370, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop hailing the "first positive sign" that part of the plane has been found.
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Indian Ocean Debris Almost Certainly From Boeing 777: Malaysia
Plane debris washed up on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion is almost certainly part of a Boeing 777, a Malaysian official said, potentially providing some closure for families of those aboard last year's vanished flight MH370.
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Investigators Scramble to Analyse Wreckage For Flight MH370 Link
Aviation investigators headed to the French Indian Ocean island of Le Reunion today to determine whether a piece of plane wreckage that washed up on its shores is part of missing 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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Debris In Madagascar, Australia To Be Analysed By MH370 Team
Debris found washed ashore in Madagascar by a man who previously found a part from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will be examined by investigators to see if it, too, came from the missing plane, officials said today.
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South African Teen Finds Suspected Piece Of Missing MH370 Plane
A South African teenager has found debris which will be sent to Australia for testing as part of the investigation into the disappearance of a Malaysian Airlines plane two years ago, the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) said on Friday.
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Second Possible MH370 Plane Part Found In Indian Ocean Island, Claims Man
A resident on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion who last year found a wing fragment from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 said on Sunday he had come across a second possible piece from the missing plane.
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Confirmed MH370 Wing Part Won't Change Search: Australia
Confirmation that a plane part that washed up on a remote island was from missing jet MH370 was useful but would not alter the search for the plane, Australian investigators said today.
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Debris Find a 'Real Boost' to Australian MH370 Searchers
The discovery of a Boeing 777 wing part on a remote Indian Ocean island was a "real boost" to experts scouring treacherous seas for missing plane MH370, Australia's search chief said today.
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MH370: Timeline of One of Aviation's Greatest Mysteries
One of world's biggest aviation mysteries was solved today when the team of experts confirmed the washed-up plane part that was found on the French Indian Ocean island of La Reunion was that of the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
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Probe of Suspected MH370 Plane Part Begins in France
Experts in France began examining a washed-up plane part today which likely belonged to the MH370 plane that vanished mysteriously last year, hoping to find clues to one of aviation's greatest enigmas.
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Wing Part May be Confirmed as From MH370 This Week: Australia
Australia on Wednesday said official word on whether a washed-up plane part is from flight MH370 is expected this week, while reiterating it will continue hunting for the main debris field in the southern Indian Ocean.
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Barnacles on Wing Part May Help in Hunt For MH370
Barnacles on a wing part that washed up on a remote Indian Ocean island could yield new clues to the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 if it is from the plane, experts said today.
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MH370 Investigators Meet in France Ahead of Wing Analysis
experts met French officials on Monday to coordinate the investigation into missing flight MH370, days after the discovery of a washed-up plane part offered fresh hopes of solving the mystery.
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Plane Part Arrives at French Laboratory for MH370 Link Probe
A piece of airplane wreckage that washed up on an Indian Ocean island arrived for analysis at a French laboratory Saturday, an AFP journalist saw, after Malaysian authorities said the part almost certainly came from missing flight MH370.
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Australia Says No Let-Up in Search for MH370 Answers
Australia Saturday reiterated its commitment to finding answers for the families of those on board missing Flight MH370, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop hailing the "first positive sign" that part of the plane has been found.
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Indian Ocean Debris Almost Certainly From Boeing 777: Malaysia
Plane debris washed up on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion is almost certainly part of a Boeing 777, a Malaysian official said, potentially providing some closure for families of those aboard last year's vanished flight MH370.
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Investigators Scramble to Analyse Wreckage For Flight MH370 Link
Aviation investigators headed to the French Indian Ocean island of Le Reunion today to determine whether a piece of plane wreckage that washed up on its shores is part of missing 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.
