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	&quot;Police searched the home of the pilot on Saturday, 15 March,&quot; a statement by the transport ministry said.</div>
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	&quot;Officers spoke to family members of the pilot and experts are examining the pilot&#39;s flight simulator. On 15 March, the police also searched the home of the co-pilot.&quot;</div>
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Pilots' homes searched, flight simulator examined: Malaysia

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Pilots' homes searched, flight simulator examined: Malaysia

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