Search MH370 : Aircraft Australia See Instructions Most Promising

Jakarta - Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said , he did not specify a time limit of how long the search operation Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 will take place . Meanwhile , an Australian Orion aircraft has identified some orange objects in the Indian Ocean which is described as " the most promising directions " .
Crew saw the objects , each size is more than two meters , in an area of ​​five nautical miles in the search zone .
Australian Maritime Safety Authority ( AMSA ) said the weather yesterday in the area " pretty good " with visibility reported more than 10 kilometers . Flight Lieutenant Russell Adams said , he hopes to find more objects if good weather conditions continue .
He said , the objects will now be examined whether related to the missing plane .
Meanwhile , Prime Minister Tony Abbott reaffirmed its commitment to continue the search operation MH370 aircraft , it says more incentive . A thousand personnel are now combing the Indian Ocean , searching for pieces of the plane.
An Australian Navy ship has been equipped with two different tools to help search for the flight data recorder from the plane MH370 , while a U.S. Navy captain said , looking for pieces at sea level is still the most important first step .
The U.S. has given the tools to ship Ocean Shield .
Australia's national science agency , CSIRO , AMSA supports the search and has formed a task force of experts to help create a model of the ocean Indian Ocean south .
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