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March 13th, 2014
09:09 PM ET
If Malaysia Airlines flight is never found, it won't be the first
The search is expanding for missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370.
U.S. officials now believe the plane may have flown four to five hours after its last communication with the ground.
But what if the vanished plane is never found?
That's been the case with dozens of planes over the years.
CNN's Kyung Lah is OutFront with the story.
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Amelia Earhart didn't disappear over the Bermuda Triangle. smh. She disappeared in the Pacific Ocean. Bermuda Triangle is in the Atlantic.
fly?
no thanks, i can drive 🙂
and theres always greyhound and amtrack 😉
Driving is far, far, far, far more dangerous than flying.
Shoot, Ameila Earhart was faculty at Purdue. It was her Purdue-funded Lockheed Model 10 Electra that disappeared somewhere over the Bermuda Triangle. Probably our most notable aviator, besides Neil Armstrong.