Do these two fragments explain what happened to MH370? Debris found on beaches 'almost certainly' from MH370

Birdwatchers Think They've Found The Skeleton Of The MH370 Pilot There are reports further plane wreckage suspected to come from doomed Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been found on a remote island in the Philippines. Aircraft debris containing human bones w

France says wing part found on Reunion island definitely from MH370 The piece of wing found on the shore of Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean has been formally identified as part of the wreckage of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, the Paris prosecutor said on

France unsure plane part came from MH370, source says - CNN.com Experts in France have not been able to determine with certainty whether a piece of airplane wing found July 29 on an Indian Ocean island belongs to MH370, a source said

Malaysia PM confirms piece of airplane wing is from MH370 Malaysia's prime minister has confirmed the airplane debris found on Reunion Island is from the missing MH370 flight.

On Réunion Island, Where MH370 Mystery Continued, Talk Radio is a Bigger Force Than the Police On Réunion Island, where debris believed to be from missing MH370 was found, Radio Freedom is the first port of call, even before police.

Malaysian officials 'almost certain' MH370 has been found Deputy Transport Minister Abdul Aziz Kaprawi made the announcement as investigators headed to La Reunion island to determine whether the wreckage is part of missing flight MH370.

Debris found floating in Indian Ocean may be from missing MH370 A piece of wreckage washed up on a beach in the Indian Ocean near Reunion Island could be part of the doomed Malaysian Airlines jet MH370 which vanished in 2014, it has emerged.

MH370 Search Area to Double If Plane Not Found Malaysia, Australia and China agreed on Thursday to double the size of the search area for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 if the missing plane isn’t found by the end of May. Photo: Reuters

Malaysia: 'Back to the drawing board' if MH370 not found soon If the massive undersea search for MH370 turns up nothing by the end of May, the three countries leading the effort will go "back to the drawing board."