There were suspicions the disappearance of the Malaysian Boeing have a terrorist background: Two passengers traveled with stolen passports – one of them a 19-year-old Iranian, who presumably wanted to Germany. Compatriots booked the tickets. But the men came probably by accident on board the death flight.

Two traveling with stolen passports of the missing passengers Malaysia Airlines flight probably had nothing to do with terrorism. Of these, the police suspect in Thailand. The two men traveling with stolen papers of an Austrian and an Italian , therefore, may have been asylum seekers.

According to the chief of the Malaysian police one of the passengers was a 19 – year-old Iranian . The other man’s identity was being examined , Khalid Abu Bakar said. “We do not believe that he belonged to any terrorist group . We believe that he wanted to emigrate to Germany . ” The man had booked a flight from Kuala Lumpur , Beijing and Amsterdam to Frankfurt.

The tickets were booked in Pattaya. Also Supachai Puikaewcome , police chief of the Thai city , also announced it was ” very possible ” that there had been in passengers with stolen passports to Iranians . This information is also consistent with a report by the BBC. Thus, an informant reported in Kuala Lumpur, with the men if they were Iranian nationals . He had placed the two prior to departure with him. Be gone with the stolen passports on board.

The evidence argue against the theory that the men were involved in terrorist activities, said police chief Supachai Puikaewcome. The tickets were designed as cheap as possible to get from Beijing to Europe, so the investigators. The am suggesting that men are more likely to have been accidental aboard the plane.

“If you judge only after booking, they had asked in a terrorist attack after a certain flight path and plane. Instead, they wanted the cheapest ticket and chose no specific line or airline.” That two people with stolen passports were on board, some observers have interpreted as a possible indication of a terrorist background of adversity.

Investigators interviewed two travel agents in Pattaya. An Iranian , called by the police Kazem Ali had the tickets booked by telephone . The Man Believed to be in Iran. Investigators failed to find out the phone number. An unregistered agency called Grand Horizon have received the order , a second agency , “Six Stars Travel” , have made ​​the booking.
Another Iranian, called by investigators ” Hasem ” , paid the tickets in cash . He should stay in Pattaya. “We have interviewed this man , but we have nothing suspicious found ,” Supachai Puikaewcome said. The police are now investigating whether the two Iranians were involved in human trafficking.

Thai media reported , citing the agency Grand Horizon , Ali was a regular customer. He was initially interested in booking seats for the airlines Etihad and Qatar Airlines. He had then China Southern posted because the tickets were cheaper. China Southern offered the accident flight codeshare with Malaysia Airlines.

Mystery of flight MH370:Search teams wide field of application of

Flight MH370 Malaysia Airlines with 239 people on board disappeared on Saturday morning after the launch in Kuala Lumpur on radar. Since then missing from the machine each track. The search will be extended on Tuesday.

Malaysia Airlines announced that the search is now concentrated on the west coast of the country, the region around the Straits of Malacca. Until now, it was assumed that the machine is east of the country plunged into the sea. If the aircraft should actually be an accident in the west of the country, it would start heading east in Kuala Lumpur, then make a U-turn and go unnoticed have to fly across the country. This would be consistent with reports, which had been observed on the military radar that the aircraft had changed his direction.

The search had begun in the sea between Malaysia’s east coast and Vietnam. In the region of the machine had last contact with the authorities. Now the search is expanded and is intended to include all the places in theory with the on-board fuel could reach the plane.