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Monitors a planes exact location, engine conditions and more. >> it transmits every five to ten minutes on a normal flight. >> if something goes wrong, the system will start streaming live second by second data. >> that kind of information is not only life saving, but adds a tremendous measure of security for the country. >> there are several mechanisms that transmit the data. unlike the systems, the technology behind flight is more extensive sharing a tremendous amount of information. so much i...

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Today, the malaysian government acknowledged it took two days to process the initial images that helped shape those north and southern arcs that have formed the basis of the search. steve wallace, former director of the faas office of investigation. richard quest is a cnn aviation correspondent. welcome, gentlemen. >> richard, i want to start with you. so how long did it actually take those satellite images to come to light for searchers to know kind of where to look? >> well, what we now know i...

The plane deviating from its route, it will start streaming live second by second data. that. >> that kind of information is not only life saving but lends tremendous security for our country. >> unlike those systems, the technology behind flight is more intensive, sharing a tremendous amount of information. it can be difficult to monitor and analyze. it is only fitted today to 350 planes. installed for about $100,000. normal data transmission cost carries between a few dollars to $15 per flight...

The data is sent back to the malaysians and the general feeling is that they needed more certainty about that data on the pings. so the data is sent back for more analysis and more confirmation before being sent back to the malaysians. all that took about two or three days for the information to go backwards and forwards before the malaysian prime minister was then able to come out as you will remember at the beginning of the week and say, there are these two arcs. one is the northern corridor. ...

The first people o to be saying, why didnt they wait until they confirmed it? what were they thinking about? we have to accept that the investigators have to work at a much higher level of integrity, credibility and confidence before they determine to send ships and planes, one way or the other. >> i want to bring in leo romaine thank you for joining us. this timeline that richard quest was talking about, does that make sense to you? >> yes, it does. it takes a while before satellite image data ...