The latest analysis of the data indicates that southern areas of the huge search grid may be of high

Authorities are convinced the plane crashed March 8 in the southern Indian extended stay hotel in las vegas Ocean. Satellite extended stay hotel in las vegas data and radar information indicate the plane turned off course and most likely went down about the time it would have run out of fuel.
Airplanes and ships searched the surface of the ocean for nearly two months, with each report of debris extended stay hotel in las vegas turning out to be a false lead or flotsam from another source. To date, more than 4.5 million square kilometers of sea have been scoured.
Recently, Australian researchers said they had recovered another underwater sound recorder that was in the ocean when MH370 vanished. They found a signal similar to one they noticed on recordings extended stay hotel in las vegas from other devices pulled from the water. It could be a noise made by the plane crashing.
The latest clue comes from a failed satellite phone call from the airline extended stay hotel in las vegas s staff on the morning the plane disappeared. Subsequent analysis of the failed call has given experts a better idea of the aircraft s position and where it was traveling, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said August 28.
The next phase of the search for the remains of the plane and the people on board is primarily focused on a 60,000-square-kilometer area, roughly the size of West Virginia, in the southern Indian Ocean.
A deepwater search that will involve three ships is expected to start in the area in late September, using a range of sophisticated sonar equipment. The process is forecast to take as long as a year and cost $48 million, officials have said.
Ships have already been mapping the undersea terrain in the isolated swath of ocean to help the searchers. Much of the geography of the area was previously unknown before MH370 s disappearance drew attention there.
The latest analysis of the data indicates that southern areas of the huge search grid may be of high interest, Australian officials have said, suggesting that the zone is likely to be further adjusted.