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April 17th, 2014
08:58 PM ET
Is there a better way to search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370?
The Bluefin has certainly had its share of challenges in its search for Flight 370. Its first two dives were cut short due to technical problems. So far, there has been no sign of the missing jet.
MH370: Undersea search could cost a quarter billion dollars, official says
There are questions as to whether the Bluefin-21 can dive deep enough, and whether it can send back pictures that are clear enough.
So is there anything out there that can do the job better?
Rosa Flores has the story.
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Perhaps we are searching the wrong location. Coincidentaly, MH370, seems to = March 8, 37deg S lat., 100deg E long., approx 950 mi SW of Perth. As good as any other place to look. I believe the remains of flight MH370 will be found on the ocean floor reasonably intact around those co-ordinates