Search crew involved in the hunt for the missing Malaysian airlines reported hearing a new possible "pulse signal" in southern Indian Ocean waters with the same frequency emitted by the plane's data recorders last. This time searchers are very confident that signals detected deep in the Indian Ocean are from the missing Malaysian jet's black boxes. The signals are now vanished and no longer appeared in ping located which suggest the batteries might have died.
Update:For the first time search crews are sending out a robotic submarine deep into the Indian Ocean to see if they can locate any possible wreckage and black box of the plane. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said," Searchers are confident that signals detected deep beneath the Indian Ocean are from the missing Malaysian jet's black boxes." he also mentioned that the search area has been narrowed down because we’ve now had a series of new pings detections, some for quite a long period of time and which is a very good sign. Search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 contimues with out a trace of any wreckage.Search crew are rushing to find the plane's "black box" voice and data recorders, which only have an expected battery life of around 30 days. The investigators are baffle to investigate what went wrong on Flight MH370. the experts are also baffled by the no signe of malayasia airlines anyehere. Search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 extends into its fourth week with out a trace of any wreckage.The investigators are baffle to investigate what went wrong on Flight MH370. the experts are also baffled by the no signe of malayasia airlines anyehere. The aircraft carrying 239 passengersthe and crews in route to Boeing 777-200ER, went missing less than an hour after takeoff. Mean while Australia will deploy a modified Boeing 737 to act as a flying air traffic controller over the Indian Ocean to prevent a mid-air collision among the aircraft searching planes.
