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As it's an Exoplanet isn't it by definition, outside of the solar system?

More suspected Debris washed up at Reunion Island Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-33750811 Not much more than that in the article -> http://www.itv.com/news/story/2015-08-02/malaysia-debris-found-on-reunion-island-is-part-of-a-boeing-777/ It's expected that on Wednesday, 5th...

The suspected MH370 Debris is on board another 777 being flown to France. This is flight AFR671 and should land around 04:00 BST Saturday. We should have an answer late Saturday if this is part of MH370 or not. The flight can be tracked here -> http://www.flightradar24.com/AFR671/

That point has been raised and the bottles in question are in rather good condition :) Currently the French are search the waters around Reunion Island for any more debris.

More debris comes ashore at Reunion Island. A Chinese water bottle and an Indonesian cleaning product have washed ashore. Source and more...

This ship is 9 years old. I'm not surprised it doesn't work. Is it an SC3 vessel?

Barnacles will be "no help" in determining MH370 location Source: http://www.itv.com/news/story/2015-07-29/reunion-island-wreckage-investigated-for-mh370-link/ There still isn't confirmation that this is part of MH370, that is expected to come sometime tomorrow.

If that photo is legitmate then we my have a breakthrough in the hunt for MH370.

The original report says that the part had "BB670" and not "657BB" stamped on it so I'd suggest caution until the French have investigated further. http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jul/30/mh370-possible-breakthrough-debris-found-reunion-island#block-55ba0ef8e4b0f74f1102b6b6

The catch is that they want and need you to upgrade. It's all a thing about making Windows 10 many times more popular that previous OSes.

There is some evidence that this is from MH370 although final analysis is a few days away. A suitcase has also been found washed up on reunion island. Drift models did suggest reunion island as a possible place for debris. source: http://t.co/MlhHe6Px4F source...

It seems to be a flap from something and has the number "BB670" stamped on it. So far, it looks like it's been in the water "a while". Source...

Debris found washed ashore on Reunion Island Debris found washed ashore on Reunion Island is being checked to see if it's from MH370. Not much more than that at this stage. Source and more: http://edition.cnn.com/2015/07/29/africa/mh370-debris-investigation/index.html?sr=tweb0729mh370

I use the TX more as a hypersonic transport and it's awesome like that. I have found that it's low speed handling is utterly terrible so I am very keen to give this a go. Thanks for your work here!

Can you post a screenshot of MapMFD with zaragoza highlighted?

Interesting comment Keith, I haven't tried it since the power play update as I found it incredibly, mind bogglingly tedious. I may have to give it another go.

I wonder if they are the small island abort sites? They may need a pre-req to actually have any land appear.

Single engine failure during ascent is an option? Interesting to try out a TAL or even a RTLS in that :)

Charon also has some interesting features including a chasm over 4 miles deep.

Well, it's certainly Pluto. Identity confirmed......