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It is confirmed: the wing part found at La Reunion is of the same model of the missed Malaysian airplane

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - If it belongs to the MH370 flight it will be unveiled only after August 5

From the first analysis of the wing part, known as Flapperon, the news arrives that the code still readable impressed on the evidence is about one of B-777 airplanes, according also by the same Boeing. The Flapperon has been discovered last Wednesday on one of the beaches of La Reunion isle, together with other objects that today are considered interesting (see for details AVIONEWS). Outside the...

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Rome, Italy, 08/03/2015 18:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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