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Originally Posted by flamesfan6
massive area to search and not a whole lot to go on to narrow the search area down.
Also if this was the first incident of this in recent history it would be a valid question and assumption they would of found something .. but given that within the year there is another plane (within generally same area) that is still yet not to be found ... I don't think it's a given that anything will be found within 24-48 hours.
Lets hope we actually find the plane and what happened here.
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Yeah, that's my point though. We know where our friggin cell phones are at all times thanks to GPS. How is it possible that multi-million dollar machines carrying hundreds of people are not being live-tracked? It's just insane to me that MH370 "vanished" completely. And this plane is looking more likely it will be found, but how can they not know where to look? That's the part that, imo, is a very valid question. They SHOULD know where to look. The fact that they don't is a fairly significant problem, imo. The status quo of just sort of guesstimating where these planes are is obviously not good enough.