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Satellites. we're data satellites. it will require a lot of different people to finally confirm what happened to flight 370. >> i want to bring back the former faa inspector david. we're standing here on this map of the world. i want you to explain to me. as that plane was flying in the southern corridor, taking off from kul la lime pure, what kind of data was it sending back and what is inmarsat down analyzing? >> the information being sent when you talk about a ping, it's a handshake, it's i'm up here and it's communicating and saying i'm here and then it sends something back saying, i am th...

In the united states and around the world. >> right now, bad weather is delaying the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the focus is on the southern indian ocean where malaysian officials say the flight ended. they came to that conclusion in large part because of data which came from a british satellite company. >> 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 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 in roughly the...

The south and the most likely ending is in roughly in the area that they are looking now but, of course, nothing is final. we're not operation satellites, we're data satellites. it will require a lot of different skills and a lot of different people not least the naked high to help confirm what happened to 370. >> for the malaysian government and malaysia airlines to inform the family members that their loved ones are dead, that is a jump from what inmarsat, your company, has told them, based on what i'm hearing you say now. >> we have originally on the 11th put forward to the investigation a ...

There. what i can it tell you for definite is that the operator of the world's 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 they're looking now. but, of course, nothing is final. we're not earth observation satellites. we're data satellites. so it will require a lot of different skills, a lot of different people...