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To be the flight data recorder. it's a 25 hour event recorder. it records the artifacts of the -- basically the entire flight. we'll know what direction, what control inputs were made. what pattern was flown and while it doesn't sound like much, we may be able to build a story line as to maybe what the intent of the pilot or pilots who were operating the airplane, what the intent was during the course of the flight. >> well, we're going to keep, really, on top of this story. greg, fieth thank you for your time tonight and jay rollins, please stay with us. >> i will. coming up, if the debris ...
Certainly would be toward the surface because it would be full of air. if the aircraft had run out of fuel, then the fuel tanks that are located in the wings, if they were still intact, would then continue to allow the wings to float toward the surface. but it's a big question mark whether they would be above the surface. so generally speaking, only smaller parts, seat cushions and things like that can be expected to float. such a large object, i would be surprised. but let's see. >> greg, what kind of clues can a piece of debris give investigators? >> if this turns out to be debris from the a...
>> joining me now are greg fyffe a former ntsb investigator and jay rollins a retired american airlines captain and former u.s. naval aviator. greg, let me start with you. what do authorities consider this credible lead. >> it's hard to tell rev rand only because the prime minister said this is a credible lead but we're not really sure what makes it credible. based on the satellite photo, it doesn't have the resolution that we would have expected to be able to make any kind of determination whether this debris came from an airplane or as you said before, is just some cargo that has fallen off ...