I don't understand this....does this mean that all the other 'debris' they found at the old location (2500km SW of Perth) is now considered to not be part of the aircraft? What about the 120 something pieces of debris they found there? Or the initial satellite photos that steered the search area to the Southern Indian Ocean in the first place? And then their confirmation that the aircraft did indeed crash in the Southern Indian Ocean; all based on satellite images of debris at an area that they have now changed to 1100km north?
Am I missing something???
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