MALAYSIA AIRLINES FLIGHT MH370

Paris prosecutors confirm earlier reports flaperon belongs to Malaysian Airlines flight missing since 2014.

Piton de la Fournaise volcano on has Reunion Island erupted, spewing lava.

Satellite expert Zaaim Redha Abdul Rahman says aircraft glided on to Indian Ocean's surface before sinking.

Malaysian team to conduct preliminary inspection of objects found in Maldives archipelago.

Islanders in Maldives spot several suspected wreckage objects.

A wing part of a Boeing 777, suspected to be from missing Malaysian Airlines flight, was found on the island.

Poor performance of mining firms continued as Inmarsat satellite communications made gains.

Discovery comes after Malaysian PM announces previous fragments found belonged to missing plane.

Debris from the crash likely drifted north and then west, CSIRO simulation shows.

BREAKING: Debris from wing of Boeing 777 discovered in July confirmed to come from Malaysia Airlines jet.

Footage has emerged of the Piton de la Fournaise volcanic eruption on the French island of Reunion.

Experts believe that current may have carried wreckage more than 4,000 miles from suspected crash site.

BREAKING: Object found at short distance from where Boeing 777's wing component was found earlier.

Nicholas Ferrier claims to have found a blue seat and suitcases on the beach in May.

French investigative magistrate will head team analysing wreckage believed to part of MH370

Experts from France and US to examine Boeing 777's wing's component washed ashore in Réunion Island.

Reunion's Piton de la Fournaise volcano has been erupting since February.

A light aircraft was raised 100ft in the air as part of a series of tests at Nasa's Langley Research Center.

Malaysia Airlines was declared "technically bankrupt" in July 2015

Aviation experts and investigators are analysing a piece of aircraft debris to find out if it is from MH370.

Experts from Malaysia to fly to Reunion to investigate discovery of 'flaperon' debris.