Malaysia Airlines Plane Update: Debris Possibly From Flight MH370 Found

There are some new developments when it comes to the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines’ flight MH370. In the waters off southern Vietnam, a Vietnamese search aircraft found fragments floating suspected to be from the Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing. It is believed that the fragments were a composite inner door and a piece of the tail located 50 miles south of Tho Chu Island. Malaysia Airlines has received no confirmation regarding the debris.

The investigation of this flight has been complicated after there have been revelations about two passengers that may have boarded the plane with stolen passports and because of this they are not excluding the possibility of terrorism but they don’t consider it as the main cause for the disappearance. Also they are looking in to the possibility that the plane could have attempted to turn back to Kuala Lumpur which means the plane might be somewhere else as Transport Minister Hishamuddin Hussein , who is also Malaysia’s defense minister, reported. Air force chief said that military radar readings indicate the plane reversing its course but the military is still studying that possibility.

There is really little possibility of knowing why and what caused the plane to vanish until it is located. The airline told the family members of passengers to expect the worst. Hishammuddin did say , “I can confirm that there was an oil slick, no debris.” The long wait continues for the relatives of the 239 people on that plane including 227 passengers and 12 crew members. Stay tuned for new developments as they search for and try to solve this strange disappearance of this Malaysia Airlines’ plane.