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Wreckage or boxes. but, for the time being, the story is, and ought to be, rather than crazy speculation, including, space aliens and black holes. the plane is gone and the people are also gone. and that is the story. and that should be the focus. >> and apparently they won't have an opportunity to look for wreckage today. there is a typhoon in the area and keeping the ships back at port is it time to tart thinking about realtime data transmission? or is it that incidents like this is so isolated that it doesn't just pay. >> quickly i think airlines have a tombstone mentality. it takes somethi...

Important reasons why we want to know the answer. the frightening thing for the heart, as well as for the practicality of it is that we might never get it. >> that is incredibly right. we are all on planes. this week alone i've been on a plane for 30 hours. whatever else, you know, somewhere deep down when you get on a plane there is always let's of fear but you always think someone knows where i am. one of the big takeaways from this incident is actually every day, hundreds of thousands of people are flying over vast expanses of water and nobody knows where they are. as a frequent flyer that ...

Assisted on. you asked the question, who is watching the sky. you are talking about infrastructure and radars who could have been together over decades and bits and pieces. it doesn't sound sophisticated to me. >> it's not in places. this is a network of radars and satellites and other things. it's not one eye in the sky watching everything. it will go to different countries at different times and different technologies and different abilities to operate as a result. we have this situation. >> you quote a very veteran accident investigator in your piece. in my business there is what they call ...

In short, it costs a lot of money to retrofit these aircraft with the latest technology and it really hasn't happened yet. there's a process happening here and around the world to use gps to locate planes. but in the u.s. the faa says that new system won't be in place fully until 2020. we're many years out. internationally it'll probably be many more years before we have that kind of a system. right now we have a real hodgepodge system in place. you have radars that are located in various countries. you have military radars which back those up. when you're out over the open ocean, and especial...