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April 10th, 2014
09:29 PM ET
Sonobuoy detects possible Flight 370 black box ping
A search plane has detected another possible ping that could be from the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's black boxes.
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The signal was picked up by a sonobuoy dropped into the ocean from the plane.
CNN's David Mattingly reports on how crucial these sonobuoys are to the search.
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Could a plane deviate from radar intentionally, land, remove black boxes, dump them in remote spot, and secure plane in remote place for further terrorism use?