MH370: wreckage found on Reunion 'matches Malaysia Airlines flight'

The Telegraph ^ | 07/29/2015 | Harriet Alexander

[SeekAndFind]

Writing on his blog, Mr Tytelman said that the photos of the wreckage had aroused significant interest on the AvGeek website – a closed forum for pilots.

[SeekAndFind]

Where the wing fragment was found...

[SeekAndFind]

The similarity is amazing,"we can see the slot for the outboard actuator, the seal... "Here is the small made mounting:

[centurion316]

Hate to rain on the parade, but what is the part number? Without that we don’t have any Schlitz.

[SpaceBar]

It’s looking like the pilot-hijacker was trying to take it to his favorite dunghole somewhere in Africa.

[SeekAndFind]

A reference is also indicated on the debris: BB670. This code corresponds to the registration of an aircraft, or the serial number of a device. On the other hand, if this flaperon belongs to the MH370, it is clear that this reference will allow to identify rapidly. In a few days, we will have a definitive answer.

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[freedumb2003]

Well, there goes my pet UFO theory.

(I know I should not make fun of such a tragedy but the mystery is compelling).

Prayers for all the families — maybe this will lead to removal of the first level of uncertainty (where is it?). The second level of uncertainty (what happened?) may never be known.

[SeekAndFind]

Last year, CNN was so desperate that they even asked UFO researchers to come and be interviewed for their take on it.

Anyway, CNN is reporting it live right now...

[Ronald_Magnus]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[cicero2k]

I doubt this will help them find the wreckage, let alone data recorders; but it does eliminate the Asian landing scenario.

16 months of drifting.

[Klemper]

So it WASN’T a black hole that sucked it up? WOW. LOL

[SeekAndFind]

AP BIG STORY REPORTS THUSLY:

Air safety investigators have a "high degree of confidence" that a photo of aircraft debris found in the Indian Ocean is of a wing component unique to the Boeing 777, the same model as the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared last year, a U.S. official said Wednesday.

[wyowolf]

those parts are serialized and have a pedigree back to the parent unit... should take ten seconds to search the FTN numbers...

[rdl6989]

I’m wondering how far from the impact this piece drifted, if it is in fact part of MH370.

[centurion316]

If you are correct then we have a bingo bango, most airplanes do not tend to toss around their own identifiable pieces here are there in a random pattern. But most reports that I have seen do not establish to traceability to the missing aircraft. That connection may be coming.

[TexasGator]

” but it does eliminate the Asian landing scenario.”

Conspiracies die hard ... it was a manufactured fake to throw us off the real story.

[Bluewater2015]

There goes the “terrorists landed it on a remote airstrip, killed all the passengers and are gonna use it for another 9-11” theory.

[nascarnation]

1300 or so triple 7s built to date, so I assume there aren’t a lot of these parts randomly laying around?

[Irish Eyes]

Mark