Terrorism is now being considered, so they must have something.
Whilst it could be true, I would disagree that he inferred this in the press conference, as they said they looking at all angles. I didn't hear the word terrorism mentioned.
Chief of Malaysian CAA, press conference he did not take questions which were unrelated to SAR.
At the moment they do not have anything that they can confirm as wreckage.
Vietnamese report regarding a floating door is not verified by Vietnamese authorities today. (reading between the lines, it may have been a valid report but either it or what it related to can't be verified at the moment)
A search radius of 50 NM from last point of contact has been conducted/completed
The search North of Malacca straights was done because of the chance the aircraft may have begun to turn and for no other reason.
40 ships searching 24hours per day and 34 aircraft 7am to 7pm.
Vietnam, Australia, Singapore, China, Malaysia, Philippines Thailand USA involved in search.
FAA arrived this morning.
All bags on the flight were X-rayed according to international standards.
Offered to fly 5 next of kin from each passenger to KL.
They are looking at all angles for the cause.
No signals detected from the aircraft after the initial lost contact.
Oil slick amples sent to lab.
Report of tail wreckage was found to be logs tied together to form a pontoon.
They are puzzled and perplexed.
He deferred numerous questions regarding security and the two fake passport holders, quoting it could interfere with investigations and it was a matter for the investigators, not him. Bear in mind English is not his first language but he appeared calm in control, fluid and open.