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2. So is that like a guess? If they have satellite and electronic data they should

Fri Mar 14, 2014, 05:23 PM

Mar 2014

know if it's in the Bay of Bengal or crashing elsewhere in the Indian Ocean. You can't have two flight paths for one plane.

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Crashed my ass bigdarryl Mar 2014 #1

Do you know something you're not sharing? penultimate Mar 2014 #8

So what do you call AnalystInParadise Mar 2014 #10

Sorry, my bad, I meant maybe CNN made up 2 flight paths HereSince1628 Mar 2014 #9

The plane was pinging an Inmarsat satellite in geosynchronous orbit. FarCenter Mar 2014 #11

Meanwhile, CNN TV is pushing alsame Mar 2014 #3