Aircraft parts found Reunion,Mosambique, and SA
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From: Australia
more suspected MH370 Business Class debris
Found on Rodrigues Island - a small island in the Mauritius group, East of Africa
http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel...dfe6f92370fc61
http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel...dfe6f92370fc61
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From: Canada
Perfect match, almost fingerprints
The part found on Rodrigues Island, adjusted for perspective and superposed on an archive picture of MA interior panel with complex pattern matching almost exactly. This sounds as good as a part number for me.
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From: Adelaide
ATSB update on suspected MH370 debris
https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications...r/ae-2014-054/
An update on two possible pieces of MH370 debris recovered in Mozambique from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau. Conclusions are
An update on two possible pieces of MH370 debris recovered in Mozambique from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau. Conclusions are
Conclusions
At the time of writing, ongoing work was being conducted with respect to the marine ecology identification as well as testing of material samples. The results from these tests will be provided to the Malaysian investigation team once complete. Nevertheless, from the initial examination it was concluded that:
Part No. 1 was a flap track fairing segment, almost certainly from the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft, registered 9M-MRO.
Part No. 2 was a horizontal stabiliser panel segment, almost certainly from the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft, registered 9M-MRO.
At the time of writing, ongoing work was being conducted with respect to the marine ecology identification as well as testing of material samples. The results from these tests will be provided to the Malaysian investigation team once complete. Nevertheless, from the initial examination it was concluded that:
Part No. 1 was a flap track fairing segment, almost certainly from the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft, registered 9M-MRO.
Part No. 2 was a horizontal stabiliser panel segment, almost certainly from the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft, registered 9M-MRO.
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From: EGMH
Two more potential pieces of MH370 found on Mauritius
Un débris suspecté de provenir du vol MH370 retrouvé à Gris-Gris
and
Un débris d?avion provenant probablement du Vol MH 370 de la Malaysia Airlines découvert à Îlot Bernache | TOP FM
Mods please add this to the existing locked thread, at your convenience - many thanks.
and
Un débris d?avion provenant probablement du Vol MH 370 de la Malaysia Airlines découvert à Îlot Bernache | TOP FM
Mods please add this to the existing locked thread, at your convenience - many thanks.
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From: UK
Colour me cynical, but when I see pieces like these I often wonder if someone in the Ukraine hasn't got themselves a nice little business crating up pieces of MH17 and shipping them to places looking to profit from MH370 tourism.
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From: EGMH
Yes, that's one of the pieces shown in two photographs, side by side, from different angles. Probably part of a trailing edge from a wing or stabiliser?
The other is in the first link and looks more like part of a fairing, similar to the piece found by Liam Lotter a while ago.
The one you've posted an image of (thank you) was found about two weeks ago in the North of the island; the other was found at the Southern tip, yesterday (Tuesday).
The other is in the first link and looks more like part of a fairing, similar to the piece found by Liam Lotter a while ago.
The one you've posted an image of (thank you) was found about two weeks ago in the North of the island; the other was found at the Southern tip, yesterday (Tuesday).
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From: EGMH
Bertie;
They would have had to float them there, in order to collect enough marine life to make them look authentic.
These don't look terribly colonised, however several of the other items found prior to today, had a lot of small, slimy passengers.
They would have had to float them there, in order to collect enough marine life to make them look authentic.
These don't look terribly colonised, however several of the other items found prior to today, had a lot of small, slimy passengers.
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From: On the big blue planet
Possible aircraft part found in southern australia
This part was found on kangaroo island in southern Australia.
http://www.smh.com.au/world/plane-de...09-gpftdf.html
http://www.smh.com.au/world/plane-de...09-gpftdf.html
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From: UK
