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Number stamped on aircraft debris may help identify if it is missing MH370

A number stamped on a piece of aircraft debris found on La Reunion Island could help quickly identify whether it came Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, missing for more than 500 days, Australia's deputy prime minister said on Thursday.

Officials believe it is "almost certain" that the debris, thought to be a wing part called a flaperon, belongs to a Boeing 777 aircraft but have yet to confirm it is from MH370.

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