Australian plane fails to locate any signs of wreckage on day three of the search for missing MH370 as Malaysia asks: is it a false lead?

Daily Mail: The first Australian Orion aircraft to make a sortie over the target zone for missing Flight MH370 has returned without success. Flying Officer Peter Moore, the aircraft's captain, said a combination of 'less than ideal' weather and sea conditions had closed in on the flight. He said his crew had flown through 'a thick layer of cloud from 2000 feet to 500 feet, isolate showers and sea fog above the surface'. However, the aircraft had managed to cover 100 per cent of its planned search area, with RAAF officers manning the visual observer station on board. 'However, we weren't able to find any evidence of wreckage from the missing Malaysian aircraft,' officer Moore said...read more>>>...