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Nautical miles before radar, they claim, before over malaysia before reappearing. was it deliberately flown as low as 4,000 feet to avoid radar detection? that's a key question. plus, malaysia just now confirming that its air force did send aircraft out to search for flight 370 shortly after it was reported missing. we've never heard that before. and our sources say investigators are now confident that it was the pilot who was the last person to speak to air traffic vocontrollers. the voice saying "good night malaysian 370." for weeks we were told it was the co-pilot. in the meantime, crews lo...

Of 4,000, 5,000 feet, you're not going to evade radar. >> if one has some sort of nefarious intention before getting on this airplane, whether they're in the cockpit or elsewhere, could one educate himself on how to avoid radar detection by flying over x place around the world at x altitude. possible? >> well, one could educate o oneself to do it. if the civilian radar had been working you would have to get that plane down to a couple hundred feet and the most obvious conclusion of this report is that it didn't happen. to do a gradual decent it would have taken 100 miles but then remember it c...

Altitude to somewhere between 4,000 and 5,000 feet. as to whether or not this was a deliberate act to avoid radar detection, we still do not have that information. cnn is being told, malaysia's government has just denied this claim on twitter. let's talk about the plane's purported dip. they say it happened after that initial course change that the plane was lost to radar for those 120 nautical miles and keep in mind the plane's next move was to jaunt around indonesia so we might be talking about not just one but two maneuvers to avoid detection of radar. that said we are hearing a lot of skep...

33 days after the disappearance of flight 370, officials are expressing optimism that the plane could be found in, quote, not the too distant future. their belief based on the discovery of two signals consistent with those emitted from a black box. if confirmed to be from flight 370, it could help explain the mystery that began on march 8th when that plane took off from kuala lumpur en route to beijing. along the way, the aircraft made that mysterious left turn for a reason that's unknown. government sources telling cnn the plane later skirted indonesian air space possibly to avoid radar detec...

Pulses. but those came from a different search area all together, 300 nautical miles from the australian find. chinese television showed images of the crew using a basic sonar device on a small rubber boat to pick up sounds. given the distance between the two locations could both be from flight 370, australian officials say it's possible but unlikely. a new potential flight path only complicates the picture. a senior malaysian government source telling cnn the aircraft skirted indonesian airspace as it veered off course saying the plane may have taken a route designed to avoid radar detection....