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April 4th, 2014
08:57 PM ET
Four weeks since Flight 370 went missing: How can you lose a plane?
It was four weeks ago that Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared.
Malaysia Airlines continues to fly the same route - from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing - though the airliner changed the flight number from 370 to 318.
But who else is in the sky at that time of night?
Our Tom Foreman is OutFront with a look at air traffic and the changing search area in the Indian Ocean.
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Since hearing Indonesia has not confirmed whether or not MH370 landed or was otherwise spotted in their country, I have been wondering if the plane might have crashed there.
Mount Salak was dubbed by the Jakarta Post as "An Airplane Graveyard" due to the fact that there have been 7 plane crashes that have occurred there between 2002-2012. Turbulence and unstable weather make it an especially dangerous area for aircraft.