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Could propound. >> withdraw dramatic aircraft changes within the plane, passengers could have taken control. >> with a mid-air struggle with passengers and crew, those carrying out the plot. >> once the wreckage and presumably the black boxes are found, investigators will determine whether or not flight 370 was done by a criminal act or other reasons. and fox news aviation analyst and consultant for boyd group national, and peter brooks is a former defense secretary, and philip hollow way is a...

Could propound. >> withdraw dramatic aircraft changes within the plane, passengers could have taken control. >> with a mid-air struggle with passengers and crew, those carrying out the plot. >> once the wreckage and presumably the black boxes are found, investigators will determine whether or not flight 370 was done by a criminal act or other reasons. and fox news aviation analyst and consultant for boyd group national, and peter brooks is a former defense secretary, and philip hollow way is a...

Plane was somewhere between malaysia and vietnam and the potential debris was found 1500 miles southwest of perth. why did it drop off of radar? why was there silence from the pilots? lets bring in our panel. tom casey is a flight instructor and former commercial pilot. jim cavanaugh is an nbc law enforcement analyst and back with us is jay rollins, retired american airlines captain. thanks to all of you for being here. >> thank you. >> now, to breaking news today could narrow this investigation...

Nearing an answer to the mystery of where flight 370 is. still, if this evidence is, indeed, as credible as malaysian and australian officials say, it may require a recalibration of the theories surrounding what happened just after takeoff. tom casey is a flight instructor and former commercial pilot. evie pomporos. tom, i want to start with you. i want to play you something malaysian officials said today about the search for the black box. take a listen. >> the next step is to actually find the...

Now i want to check in with cnns martin savidge at this moment hes in a 777 flight simulator among with a flight instructor. hes answering a question very appropriate of our breaking news of the new search area. the question is from laura berger, how come they having tried to re-create the flight of the southern route. martin, what have you got so far? >> reporter: we took your request, entered in new points in the flight management system and what well do is take an aircraft that weighs tons, t...

Hunt for what could be parts of this missing flight 370. they are looking for these two tiny specks here. tiny for us from this perspecti perspective. one of them 79 feet long and the other about 16 feet in length. what if they turned out to be pieces of this plane? listen to this theory. a commercial jet pilot from flying magazine. this is what he wrote in his opinion piece. while there a small number of possible scenarios at play here, the most likely it seems to me is that the airplane was fl...

Just within the last 48 hours, we have had this discussion about the "new york times" reporting that americans werent being given access to the sim later so now at least we know this is happening. weve got some good eyes on it, hopefully the best eyes out there. he ha evan perez, thank you for the live report from washington. live in new york, with more on the actual technology is brett larson, cnn analyst and host of the web cast and syndicated radio program tech bites and also joining brett an...

Covering two and a quarter million square nautical miles, an area almost as big as the continental united states. the "new york times" is today reporting that there was a change of course programmed into the jets navigation system, and more to the point, this information was sent to controllers by that acars system. thats the flight data communications system youve been hearing so much about. acars last full transmission before it was disabled was at 1:07:00 a.m. 12 minutes before the co pilots ...

Pictures of anything big on the water. and then i will zoom in, verify that its not debris and go back to the radar. >> reporter: the two corridors identify the possible location of the plane based on the last signal that was picked up by a satellite over the indian ocean. the size of the new search area is based on the estimates of planes remaining fuel. to the north the plane would have flown mostly over land, china and kazakhstan are among countries asked to check radar records. the australia...

Flew down to 5,000 feet and across at least three countries. >> reporter: if it did pass the last point of detection, how did it pass through this area without being detected? the terrain obviously has to be up north in the search. when you go that low, you would have to have the kind of knowledge to fly to your destination. >> malaysian officials announced australia would take the lead in searches the indian ocean. the head of the airlines believe it was the co-pilot that said the last words to...