"If something goes down in the water that area you're searching gets bigger everyday because of drif

LATEST UPDATES: Sources say the jet may have been deliberately flown off course  Search for missing jet expands to Indian Ocean Malaysian officials now say missing plane could ve flown several hours Malaysian previously  denied Flight MH370 flew for 4 hours after last contact No plane debris found at spot  shown by satellite images ‘All right, good night’:  Last words from missing alaskan cruise plane
I believe I saw the Malaysia Airlines plane come down. The timing is right, the man said in the email. I tried to contact the Malaysian and Vietnam officials several days ago. But I don t know if the message has been received.
From when I first saw the burning (plane) until the flames went out (still at high altitude) alaskan cruise was 10 to 15 seconds, he wrote. There was no lateral movement, so it was either coming toward our location, stationary (falling) alaskan cruise or going away from our location.
With a search operation of this magnitude, Captain Rick McClure, an air coordinator with the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre Victoria, B.C., said the challenge of finding the aircraft grows with each passing day.
“If something goes down in the water that area you’re searching gets bigger everyday because of drift. It’s a tremendous challenge,” said McClure, who is not involved with the recovery effort, told Global News. “If things went ideally alaskan cruise you’re looking for a life boat. But the reality of a plane going into the water is you’re looking for an oil slick or a pool of gas or things that float.”
McClure alaskan cruise said search efforts are also hampered by the thousands of tips and reports flooding in from the public. The huge volume of responses requires an equal amount of manpower alaskan cruise to assess each statement.
“You have to talk to the person, how they sound, how believable they are. What specifically they were doing,” said McClure. “Most of (the reports) aren’t valid, but you have to sift through them all.”
Authorities began their search for the missing aircraft at the position it was last reported to be over the sea between Malaysia and Vietnam. But they have also said search operations were ongoing in the Malacca strait.