Missing Malaysian Airlines, Vietnamese Airforce Spots Oil Slicks Which May Be Clue

The Vietnamese Airforce have discovered 2 oil slicks that may hold the key to the Malaysian Airlines Airlines flight MH370 which disappeared en route Beijing China with 239 crew and passengers on board. The airliner, a Boeing 777 fell off radar 1 hour after taking off from Kuala Lumpur.

Hugh Dunleavy and Ignatius Ong Both of Malaysian Airlines Speak in Beijing March 9, 2014 In light of Missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 to Beijing

 The Vietnamese Air force is part of an international search operation that is looking for clues to where the airliner might have crashed.

The oil slicks were sighted off southern tip of Vietnam and there is no confirmation that it is related to the missing airliner but experts say the oil slicks are consistent with the kind of fuel slicks that will be created by 2 airliner engines in a crash.

After spotting the oil slicks, the air search was suspended due to visibility as night fell. The search resumes on Sunday.