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March 25th, 2014
09:12 PM ET
Underwater high-tech vehicle can help find MH370 wreckage
Search planes continue to scour the possible debris site for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. It's a remote area about 1,500 miles southwest off Australia's west coast.
Locating the debris is just the first step in solving this aviation mystery. Crews must find the bulk of the wreckage, which could be miles deep in the sea.
One crucial tool to finding that wreckage is an autonomous underwater vehicle.
CNN's Rosa Flores has the report OutFront.
How a probe like this could help find #mh370 coming up on @OutFrontCNN on @cnn At 7pm ET pic.twitter.com/QZxuB8jZlW
— Rosa Flores (@RosaFlores) March 25, 2014
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