An aircraft debris that was found washed up on Reunion Island in France. Speculation is rife that this flaperon could be part of MH370. - Filepic
On July 30, the world was jolted with the news of a discovery of an aircraft debris that washed up on the shores of Reunion Island the day before, kicking into gear speculations that the piece of flaperon could be from the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft, MH370.
It has since been confirmed that the flaperon belongs to a Boeing-777 plane, the same plane that was used on the MAS flight that was en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, China on March 8, 2014, before it went missing several hours after take off.
Below is an infographic by Bernama that tells us how the incident unfolded on that fateful day.
