More planes are taking off from Australia in their search for missing a Malaysian Airline jet, as Japanese and Chinese teams arrive to join the search.<br/> <br />They're flying toward the southern Indian Ocean, in what has now entered the third week with no trace of a Boeing 777 with 239 on board that went missing.<br/> <br />On Saturday, the first Chinese aircraft landed at the wrong airport -- underscoring the difficulties facing this multinational search.<br/> <br />Royal Australian Air Force Group Captain Craig Heap.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE GROUP CAPTAIN, CRAIG HEAP, SAYING:<br/> <br />"It's a very big ocean, there'll be an amount of luck in any open ocean search, but, we have a lot of highly professional aviators from all over the world and great maintenence staff to keep the aircraft running."<br/> <br />New French satellite images show possible debris from a missing Malaysian airliner deep in the southern Indian Ocean, Malaysia said on Sunday.<br/> <br />Meanwhile, families co
