Two pieces of debris ‘almost certainly’ from flight MH370
Two pieces of plane debris found washed up on beaches in Mozambique – one discovered last December and the other this February – almost certainly came from missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau said today.
One was a flap track fairing segment, the other, found about 135 miles from the first, was a horizontal stabiliser panel segment.
A report said they were both ‘almost certainly’ from the missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777, registered 9M-MRO.
The aircraft disappeared while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014.
Earlier this month some debris which is thought to be part of a bulkhead from inside the cabin was discovered at Rodriguez island near Mauritius, however it has yet to be examined.
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