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Land on the water, it was still going to be traveling at 150 miles an hour and hitting waves such as we're seeing in those photographs. it's pretty much the same as hitting rocks. it will break up the engines will be torn off, the rings ripped off, no question. >> captain ross we appreciate your insight into all of this. one last note that we have to add on this at this point, coming from indonesian officials right now, it does appear according to officials involved in this search that one clump of debris is in fact a life vest. there are other reports of luggage. that is yet to be confirmed. ...

Speculation that if we're not hearing the elt, the emergency transmitter, then it would mean that if it's gone into the water, it must have sunk very quickly or it's gone nose in or gone straight under the water, otherwise, we should be hearing the emergency transmitter. look the, with the state of the weather up there, the strong winds, heavy seas big waves, it's unlikely that the aircraft would have remained in tact and made a smooth landing. it would have landed in excess of 100 miles per hour when if hit the water, and it would have broken up. there is no question. it could not have remain...

Flewing from kuala lumpur to beijing. despite an extensive search flight 370 has never been found. on july 17 malaysia flight mh17 was shot down over ukraine, killing all 298 on board. that crash still under investigation. and days later on july 23 transasia airlines flight 222 crashed during an aborted landing in taiwan killing 48 of the 58 people on board. >> okay. let's go to captain desmond rogers. he is with dra professional aviation services. captain ross thank you for being with us. the word that we're getting now from this indonesian official is that this plane is most likely at the bo...

[ male announcer ] ask your doctor today if eliquis is right for you. the missing malaysian airlines is a boeing 777. one of the most technologically advanced machines in the air today. it is also the center of massive investigation in to what could have happened to that 777. so where could the plane be? we're going ask a man who knows the plane front to back. former boeing 777 instructor and united airlines pilot captain ross. all right, captain. what is your take on the handling of the investigation by malaysia? >> judge, this is probably one of the most intelligent questions i've heard in...

Former boeing 777 instructor and united airlines pilot captain ross. thank you for being with us this evening. you know the plane better than most. can it just disappear? >> normally they don't, judge. good evening. but apparently this one did somewhere in thin air. >> where do you think it is? >> you know, i wish i knew. at this point, nobody really knows, and i liked what your former guest, jim, said. just because somebody said it pinged seven hours later, not necessarily that's that aircraft. >> what was that captain? >> i tend to agree with that? >> wow. >> it is definitely verified that i...