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March 18th, 2014
01:04 PM ET
Official: Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 co-pilot said "all right, good night"
"All right, Good night."
Malaysian officials now say it was the co-pilot who was heard saying those final words from the cockpit of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
A casual farewell to air control that seemed to suggest everything was normal on board the jet before it vanished.
Jeanne Moos is OutFront with more on that final message that will join the list of famous last words.
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Regarding the comment of the co-pilot; was this a common response when speaking to towers, or could he have commented this way to leave a clue that something was amiss??