It appears that the debris washed ashore on Reunion, an island east of Madagascar, may be from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, but where is the rest of the plane?
The Malaysian government has declared the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 an accident.
Following the catastrophic losses of flights MH370 over the Indian Ocean and MH17 over Ukraine, Malaysia Airlines (MAS) has received a bailout of nearly £1.2 billion from the Malaysian government. The airline is to be de-listed from the stock exchange and taken over entirely by Khazanah, the government’s investment arm. As part of the restructuring, 6,000 jobs – or 30% of the workforce – will be axed, along with yet-to-be-announced cuts to unprofitable routes and the appointment of a new chief executive.