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May 12th, 2014
08:22 PM ET
Inmarsat data also under fire as search for Flight 370 drags on
The pinger data isn't the only source of concern in the search for the missing plane. According to The Atlantic, experts now have serious questions about whether the satellite data from Inmarsat that pointed searchers to the southern Indian Ocean can be trusted. Tom Foreman is OutFront to explain why.
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