Missing Malaysia Plane 'Was Travelling Faster'

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 28 Maret 2014 | 10.52

The search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane has shifted after data suggested it was travelling faster than previously thought.

Analysis of radar from before contact with flight MH370 was lost indicates the plane was burning up fuel more quickly and may not have travelled as far south over the Indian Ocean.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau described the data as the "most credible lead to where debris may be located".

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Search teams have been relocated to scour an area 685 miles northeast of the zone they had been operating in.

Some 10 aircraft, including nine military planes, are involved and six ships are being sent to the region.

Experts will also trawl through satellite images of the new search zone to identify any possible crash sites.

The development comes after images from a Thai satellite showed 300 objects ranging from two to 15 metres in size scattered in the sea about 1,700 miles southwest of Perth.

Crew look out from RAAF aircraft cockpit during search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Search teams are using 10 planes in an attempt to find missing flight MH370

A French satellite spotted more than 120 objects floating in the ocean, while Japan is also reported to have captured aerial images of 10 items.

It is not known whether any of the objects are from the missing Boeing 777, which disappeared on March 8 as it flew from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

The plane is thought to have crashed with the loss of all 239 people on board after flying thousands of miles off course.

The search for the jet was suspended earlier this week because of poor weather off the coast of Australia.

Malaysia's acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein Investigators had been searching an area southwest of Perth

Heavy rain, strong winds and low cloud caused reduced visibility and forced aircraft to turn back.

Meanwhile, distraught relatives of the 150 Chinese passengers on board the plane continue to voice their anger and frustration at the speed of the investigation.

Some Chinese insurance companies have started paying compensation to the families, according to the state news agency.

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