CNN reported that a classified analysis of electronic and satellite data suggests the flight likely crashed either in the Bay of Bengal or elsewhere in the Indian Ocean.
Based on radar data and satellite pings, theories of hijacking or pilot suicide were being considered.
Malaysian officials said yesterday that the hunt for the plane was spreading deeper into both the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea.
As of Friday, 57 ships and 48 aircraft from 13 countries were already involved in the search.
With this expanded search , Cmdr. William Marks of the USS Kidd destroyer said "I, like most of the world, really have never seen anything like this," "It's a completely new game now. We went from a chess board to a football field."
Via [ CNN ]
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