Some remains in the Indian revive the mystery of flight MH370

A piece of an airplane was found this Wednesday in the french island (La Reunión), which is located in the Ocean Indian, which has led to speculation about the posibility it may be part of the Malaysian airlines plane MH370, that disappeared without a trace in March last year while covering the route between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing with 239 people on board. 

The piece, two meters long, seems to be part of a wing. It was found by two people who were cleaning the beach. "It was covered in shells, which has arguably been in the water a long time," said a witness.

French aviation officials have opened an investigation to inquire into the origin of the remains found. Xavier Tytelman an air safety expert, says that one cannot rule pertaining to flight MH370.

The spokesman for the French Air Force, Christian Retournat, has said that it is "too early" to say whether the remains belong to the missing plane, according to CNN.

For the moment it hasn't been found any other aircraft. 

The MH370 is one of the greatest mysteries of aviation. Last January, the Malaysian authorities gave for the 239 people killed aboard the aircraft.

Boeing has emited a communicating that said the company remains "committed to support research and the search for the plane". "We continue sharing our technical and analytical expertise. Our goal, like the rest of the global aviation industry is not only find the plane, but to find out what happened and why," he stated.