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The southern indian ocean. listen to what a spokesperson for inmarsat told wolf blitzer yesterday. >> do you know for sure, without any doubt whatsoever, that the plane went into the indian ocean and there are no survivors? >>. >> no, theres a number of jumps there. what i can tell you for definite is as the operator of the worlds global maritime distress service for 30 years, we have a lot of experience. we feel the sadness of the families, and we do feel for them at this point. but if you look...

Theyre calling them, they concluded that the flight followed a path along the southern corridor and likely ended in the southern indian ocean. the head of inmarsat spoke with wolf blitzer about the certainty of their findings. >> you know for sure without any doubt whatsoever that the plane went into the indian ocean and that that are no survivors? >> no. what i can tell you for definite is that as the operator for the last 34 years, we have a lot of experience. we feel the sadness of the famili...

Point been considered a possible path for the plane. >> if you look at the plots that we have using our recent adjusted techniques, we can say that the most likely route is the south and the most likely ending is roughly in the area where they are looking now. >> reporter: the new satellite data comes as aircraft spotted possible debris in the southern corridor search area, including at least one item that appears orange. satellite i mages from france said that a ship to recover them has so far ...

From immar sat. inmarsat was able to do something it has never done before. it used a particular kind of calculation to analyze the jets automated satellite data. wolf blitzer spoke with a top official who said while nothing is final, the data is pretty solid. >> do you know for sure without any doubt whatsoever that the plane went into the indian ocean and that there are no survivors? >> if you look at the plots that we have using recent adjusted techniques, we can say that the most likely rout...

I want to play for you an earlier interview with chris mclaughlin of inmarsat. the malaysian prime minister says the airliner is in the indian ocean. they say that everyone on board, 239 people are dead. heres the exchange that i had with mclaughlin. do you know for sure, without any doubt whatever ever, that the plane went into the indian ocean and that there are no survivors? >> no. there are a number of jumps there. as an operator of the distressed service for 34 years, we have a lot of exper...

There. what i can it tell you for definite is that the operator of the worlds global maritime distress service for the last 34 years, we have a lot of experience. we feel the sadness of the families, and we do feel for them at this point. but if you look at the plots we have using recent adjusted techniques, we can say the most likely route is the south, and the most likely ending in roughly the area where theyre looking now. but, of course, nothing is final. were not earth observation satellite...