BALDWIN: All right. Breaking news here. CNN has learned airplane debris found on the coast of Madagascar here is being very closely examined to see if possibly this could be the missing Malaysian Airlines flight 370. Investigators say it's way too soon to know for sure, but I have an analyst Le Abend with me to walk through exactly what they'll be looking at. And we have some of these photos of whatever this maybe. So what do you see here? How will they figure it out?</s>LES ABEND, CNN AVIATION ANALYST: Well, once again, let's use our discretion for 239 families.</s>BALDWIN: Yes. Yes.</s>ABEND: Because we know this may not be it. I mean, what I see there is a piece of wing.</s>BALDWIN: Piece of a wing.</s>ABEND: What part of a wing, it's hard to saying, it could be</s>BALDWIN: This picture -- oops, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 guys carries this wing. Richard Quest says that's notable.</s>ABEND: It is notable and it is a good point.</s>BALDWIN: Why?</s>ABEND: Because the 777 has got to be over 200 feet-long wing which has very section of flight control to it. And that could indeed be one section of the flight control in a 777.</s>BALDWIN: OK. Here's what we're hearing from Boeing again, way too early to know, but people are obviously raising the question, could it be Boeing says this -- Boeing remains committed to supporting the MH 370 investigation and the search for the airplane. We continue to share our technical expertise and analysis. Our goal, along with the entire global aviation industry continues to not only to find the airplane, but also to determine what happened and why. Les Abend, thank you so much. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thank you so much for being with me. "The LEAD" with Jake Tapper starts right now.
Airplane Debris Found Off Coast of Madagascar.