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ARIES Telecoms (M) Bhd, formerly known as V Telecoms Bhd, was once hailed as the first telecommunications company in Malaysia to have a regional presence in Southeast Asia with its planned US$5 billion Vasseti South Asia Network (VSAN) project. However, the mammoth undertaking, which boasted that it would have more than 30,000km of terrestrial fibre-optic infrastructure across the region, did not pan out, as Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Bhd (BPMB) found out following the conclusion of its investigations in January this year.

You may have heard richard quest mouth the words there saying it's fascinating. the question, martin, could it have crashed and still be there. you're saying, yes, it probably would have crashed and still be there but are they searching this particular area? >> i don't know. martin, do you know? >> i don't know, richard. let's face it, the himalayas are some of the most hostile places on the planet. >> we thank you very much for that, martin savidge. we're going to answer more. the boeing 777 just might be the most advanced commercial airplane there is. cot technology give us the vital clues w...

>> i don't know, richard. let's face it, the himalayas are some of the most hostile places on the planet. >> we thank you very much for that, martin savidge. we're going to answer more. the boeing 777 just might be the most advanced commercial airplane there is. cot technology give us the vital clues we need to solve this? i'm back with my experts right now. it's jeff weiss, jeff beatty, mary schiavo and patrick smith. with all of the technology in this world, why is it that planes don't have an unstoppable tracking device attached? jeff beatty, you have been talking about the communication on...