MH370: Highly experienced team to examine debris in France
Police officers escort an airport vehicle transporting what is believed to be debris from a Boeing 777 plane that washed up on Reunion Island on July 31, 2015. - AFP PHOTO / RICHARD BOUHET
The team that will examine the debris believed to be from a Boeing 777, which arrived in France on Saturday, is highly experienced.
Astro AWANI's correspondent in Toulouse, Chris Bockman said the team, which includes manufacturers and suppliers, are among the same people who investigated the airplane wreckage from the Air France crash in 2009.
“On Wednesday they will start doing some checks on the wings. The French authorities are very keen to know what happened too because four French citizens went missing on the plane.
“You have so much expertise here including manufacturers and suppliers.
“They have a lot of experience in sifting through wreckage. For example the Air France crash in 2009 between Rio and Paris. All that wreckage was taken to the same facility that the MAS wreckage will go.
“The same people will be going through the wreckage that’s coming here on Wednesday. They have a lot of experience dealing and going through airplane wreckage,” he told Astro AWANI in a Skype interview today.
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