kurs pajak hari ini On Thursday , the Malaysian authorities expand search to the west , towards the Indian Ocean . The expansion of this search in anticipation of the alleged plane has changed direction after the last contact with the control tower , early on Saturday .
By counting the existing fuel in the plane when lost contact , combined with the alleged change of direction , the best possible reach over the Indian Ocean region .
A U.S. official said Thursday there is no signal for 4 hours from the plane to a satellite . Information that raises suspicion , during which time the plane is still flying. The development has resulted in the expansion of information search area coverage , up to 1,000 miles from the location of last contact with the passengers of the 239 people on board .
According to the same official , the satellite signal is not captured in the form of data transmission , but rather an attempt to make contact . Boeing , the aircraft manufacturer , providing satellite service to receive a stream of data during the flight .
American officials who requires anonymity said , Malaysia does not use the services provided by Boeing . However , the system automatically detects movement remains Boeing airplanes to them via satellite .
On this information, Hishammuddin said , " Of course we do not rule anything out . Which is why we expanded the search to the Andaman Sea . " Andaman Sea is located in the northwest of Peninsular Malaysia .
According to Hishammuddin , Malaysia also appealed to the radar data from India and other neighboring countries to detect the missing plane . India , he said , promised to examine the data from the Navy , Air Force , and Coast Guard stationed in the southern region of the Andaman Sea .
" Because of this new information , we can also be part of the search effort in the Indian Ocean , " said spokesman Jay Carney . However , he refused to elaborate additional information from their participation intervene search for the plane . One American warship , the USS Kidd , has been confirmed moving toward the west side of the Straits of Malacca in Malaysia .
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By counting the existing fuel in the plane when lost contact , combined with the alleged change of direction , the best possible reach over the Indian Ocean region .
A U.S. official said Thursday there is no signal for 4 hours from the plane to a satellite . Information that raises suspicion , during which time the plane is still flying. The development has resulted in the expansion of information search area coverage , up to 1,000 miles from the location of last contact with the passengers of the 239 people on board .
According to the same official , the satellite signal is not captured in the form of data transmission , but rather an attempt to make contact . Boeing , the aircraft manufacturer , providing satellite service to receive a stream of data during the flight .
American officials who requires anonymity said , Malaysia does not use the services provided by Boeing . However , the system automatically detects movement remains Boeing airplanes to them via satellite .
On this information, Hishammuddin said , " Of course we do not rule anything out . Which is why we expanded the search to the Andaman Sea . " Andaman Sea is located in the northwest of Peninsular Malaysia .
According to Hishammuddin , Malaysia also appealed to the radar data from India and other neighboring countries to detect the missing plane . India , he said , promised to examine the data from the Navy , Air Force , and Coast Guard stationed in the southern region of the Andaman Sea .
" Because of this new information , we can also be part of the search effort in the Indian Ocean , " said spokesman Jay Carney . However , he refused to elaborate additional information from their participation intervene search for the plane . One American warship , the USS Kidd , has been confirmed moving toward the west side of the Straits of Malacca in Malaysia .
