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And that it was flying as low as 12,000 feet at some point before it disappeared from radar. that's a source close to the investigation into the missing flight. that's what they're telling cnn. the official who is not authorized to speak to the media told cnn that the area mh370 flew in after the turn is a heavily trafficked air corridor and that flying at 12,000 feet would have kept the jet well out of the way of that traffic. the source also said the sharp turn seemed to be intentional because it would have taken the boeing 777 two minutes to execute it. a noticeable time period for anyone o...

Happens, he clicks off the autopilot. >> correct. >> and then starts to steer himself to get it to where he wants it to go. does that happen or no? does it go through the autopilot? >> procedurally, we would do it through the autopilot. >> that's my question. >> okay. >> breaking news here on cnn. this is what we're learning. the newest information is that military radar tracked flight 370 between 1:19 and 2:40 a.m., 2:40 in the morning, as it took off from kuala lumpur and showed that the aircraft did change altitude after making a sharp turn over the south china sea headed toward the strait ...

Passage area, either, not a particularly big air corridor. there's no land nearby. just to put this into context, western australia, on the west coast of australia where perth is, the capital of western australia, is the most isolated state capital in the world, and it goes for another -- these objects we're talking about go for another 1,500 miles southwest into the sea from there, basically into nothing. so, the problems are, "a," locating it, "b," weather is going to play such a critical part in this now, because to get that visual recognition, you need clear visibility. they don't have cle...

Long way south on the australian continent. so, john, you just don't have that maritime traffic, you don't have those busy sea lanes or, indeed, air corridors either. so, they do face problem after problem after problem. but they do have a lead, they have some very, very sophisticated devices. the u.s. are here with their most sophisticated surveillance planes, the p-8s, the poseidons, these long-range p-3s. they're all workhorses, but they've been rebooted several times and they've got some pretty strong technology on board. so, technologically, if they can be found, you've got the right asse...

Missing jet, but could terror have been the motivation here? bob behr is a cnn national security analyst and former cia operative. so could it be terror? if it was the pilots, right, they knew how to make this jet disappear. is this knowledge of an airplane too advanced for what a terror group would know? >> oh, i think absolutely that some professional pilot was involved in this, turning off the systems, changing course, taking it to a high altitude, flying in air corridors, evading radar, all the rest of it, flying seven hours. doesn't sound like your average terrorist. this wasn't the 9/11 ...