As Evan says, while we may not know where it went in, it is certainly possible to draw a line detailing the maximum distance the aircraft flew. Wind data is fairly accurate, and the aircraft performance is known very accurately.
Having flown (at cruise altitude) over the area concerned a few times gives you a true appreciation of just how small a needle, and large a haystack, we're dealing with here. It really is in the middle of absolute no-where, with no regular shipping traffic and limited air traffic.
Having flown (at cruise altitude) over the area concerned a few times gives you a true appreciation of just how small a needle, and large a haystack, we're dealing with here. It really is in the middle of absolute no-where, with no regular shipping traffic and limited air traffic.
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