- Satellite images taken four days ago were analysed and confirmed, on Thursday, to show two pieces of debris that could be wreckage of the plane. One piece is approximately 24-metres long and the other 5-metres long.
- Two surveillance planes were sent to the region, which is roughly 2500km southwest of Perth, to locate the objects.
- The RAAF P-3 Orion and US Airforce P-8 Poseidon return to Perth without sighting the debris.
- Late on Thursday, Norwegian car carrier Höegh St Petersburg reaches area in southern Indian Ocean where possible debris of the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 plane was spotted.
- Australian officials end search for possible objects from missing plane at midnight on Thursday.
- The search will resume at 5.30am Perth time.
Stay tuned for any other major developments as the search for Flight MH370 continues.
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