EUROPE, Aug 5 – French experts had began for examining that the debris which also part of the aircraft that had rushed to the Reunion Island, in the Indian Ocean island nation last week. The expert are examining the debris to see if it is from the flight of MH370. In the same time, the initial of the examination are also expected to last until Thursday.
The wing fragment which also known as flaperons from the Boeing 777 was the same as a supplement to the missing Malaysian airliner. Meanwhile, France has also invited Malaysian and Australian aviation experts to Balma to help with the investigation of the wing fragment. Mr Troadec said that the paint on the wing part which has already been confirmed as coming from a Boeing 777 plane but it was still in a vital part of the investigation.
“Every airline paints their planes in a certain way. If the paint used for the plan are used by Malaysia Airlines and other companies, there may be more certainty. The serial numbers of the plane will also be searched for and barnacles on the debris examined. In additional, there were no other Boeing 777s are thought to have crashed in the region,” he added.
Australia’s Deputy PM Warren Truss said that the teams may be able to say on this week about the wing fragment if it came from the plane. For the reasons to remain the unclear of the Malaysia Airlines plane with 227 passengers and 12 crew which mostly are Chinese from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing that had been scheduled to landed at 6.30am on that day (March 8, 2014).
