#Missing Flight 370

The search for Missing Flight 370 is being done on land and sea by over 2 dozen countries. The fate of the missing plane is unknown, a real life mystery.

There's an effort to piece-by-piece together where the plane can't be, or where the jumbo plane is not.

Missing Flight 370 never appeared on its civilian radars, and would have been regarded as a threat had it, Pakistan commented.

The investigation of a flight simulator found in pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah's home is still going on.

Mohammed Khairul Amri Selamat, 29-year-old Malaysian civil aviation engineer, worked for a private jet charter company, was on board.

At this point, officials are sifting into the lives, back-grounds, of all those on board, passengers and crew too.

Officials are looking closely at anyone with aviation knowledge that had any connection to Missing Flight 370.

"The fact that there was no distress signal, no ransom notes, no parties claiming responsibility, there's always hope," Malaysian Defense Minister Hishammuddin Husseim.

It's possible, but likely, someone would do this as a test, Former Deputy Director of the CIA Mike Morell.