'One Of Two Men Who Boarded Doomed Air Malaysia Flight On A Stolen Passport Looked Like Mario Balotelli': Authorities Reveal Key Clue As They Hunt Mr Ali, Mystery Iranian Businessman Who Booked Their Tickets -- Daily Mail
* Search teams still unable to find trace of missing Malaysia Airlines plane
* Searches taking place in South China Sea where last contact was made
* U.S. led search meanwhile is also taking place near Andaman Sea
* Interpol investigating whether up to four passengers had stolen passports
* Men who used stolen passports not of Asian appearance, investigators say
* Five passengers also checked on to flight but did not board plane
* China has urged Malaysia to step up search as it also sends rescue teams
* Thai travel agent says Iranian businessman booked tickets for the two stolen passport passengers
Authorities have revealed one of the two men who used stolen passports to board the missing Malaysian Airlines plane looked like Mario Balotelli.
As it emerged an Iranian businessman known only as Mr Ali was understood to have booked the tickets for the two passengers using the stolen passports, the men who boarded the plane were said to have not been of 'Asian appearance'.
Malaysia's police chief was quoted by local media as saying that one of the men had been identified.
Civil aviation chief Azharuddin Abdul Rahman declined to confirm this, but said authorities were looking at the possibility the men were connected to a stolen passport syndicate.
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More News On Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: Live Blog -- Wall Street Journal
Flight MH370 Live Blog Live -- Al Jazeera
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: The facts and the mystery -- Boston.com
Evidence so far does not point to attack on Malaysian plane: sources -- Reuters
China urges Malaysia to intensify search for flight MH370 -- BBC
Investigators chasing 'every angle' on missing jet -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
Malaysia launches terror probe over missing plane, debris reportedly spotted -- RT
Two mystery passengers add to intrigue in airliner's disappearance -- CNN
Flight MH370’s Two Mystery Passengers -- Time
Vanished Malaysia plane an 'aviation mystery' -- Al Jazeera
10 countries scour sea for lost Malaysian jet, search area widened as mystery deepens -- Hindustan Times
Malaysia Crash Search Taps Technology as Debris Eludes -- Bloomberg
Revealed: The tickets booked on stolen passports at the centre of the mystery of missing flight MH370 -- Daily Mail
It had GPS, an indestructible black box and a beacon designed to float to the surface: So how on earth can a Boeing 777 just vanish over the sea? -- Daily Mail
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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: How Can an Airliner Just Disappear? -- Popular Mechanics
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