suddenly just disappear, not on from radar but from radio communication, both to air traffic controllers and back to the home base. and so they don't have much to go on. these two fuel slicks on the water are the on thing they have to go on. this is a heavily traveled area with tankers and fishing trawlers and everything else in this region. they're going to look for any piece of wreckage that might be on the surface of the water. if they find that, maybe they can begin to find out where are the currents, how far might the currents have taken a piece of wreckage and then can they pinpoint the wreckage. this sounds like the air france plane, flight 447 that went into the atlantic ocean about four or five years ago, you may recall disappeared. immediately within a day or two they started finding pieces of the wreckage but they didn't find the wreckage itself on the bottom of the ocean for two years and then had to pull the
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