BEIJING - Malaysia Airlines will fly MH370 passengers' families from Beijing to Kuala Lumpur, according to the company website Monday.

The company is deploying an aircraft to bring the families from Beijing to Kuala Lumpur on March 11, but will reveal nothing of the flight or the families' movements to protect their privacy.

Malaysia Airlines is working with the Chinese government to speed up passport formalities for the families, and with Malaysian immigration on visas, the statement said.

They are unable to comment on the stolen passports matter as as it is a security issue, the statement said.

Two passengers were found to have boarded the flight with false European passports.