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Okay, was the turn back because they were experiencing some sort of abnormal or emergency situation that required a return back to origin? but now you couple that with the intentionally disabling of the transponders. that's not a normal act. no pilot would ever have a reason to turn off the transponder in-flight. >> anyone planning to disable the transponder and acars system would have to have an in-depth understanding of the aircraft. whoever altered the aircraft had to use a computer located between the pilot and co-pilot chairs in the cockpit. what are the chances that someone other than th...

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Others have inspired a new generation. >> regardless of your gender i think everyone is going to look up to her, everyone does look up to her. >> the fact, gender, race, religion, none of that matters. it matters how you perform. >> reporter: she has performed one of the best of the best. so take that, maverick. martha raddatz. abc news, seymour johnson air force base. >> now get this, in-flight. that's right, take that, maverick. she's logged more than 2,700 hours, 300 in combat over iraq and afghanistan. she's been a weapons instructor as well. fair to say she is among the best of the best. ...

Fingers crossed for a cure. >> and we have a link to that on abcnews.com. one-stop shopping for everybody. coming up after the break, get ready for takeoff by reaching for your cellie. >> the hang-ups in flight as another airline allows passengers to make calls. you're watching "world news now." >> announcerabababababababababab