CNN: U.S. officials say the Qantas airliner is likely to be in the Indian Ocean floor

"CNN: The failed airliner or has flown to the Indian Ocean but not sent an alarm signal" a senior US official told CNN that, according to the data received, the airliner may have flown over the Indian Ocean. But the Aircraft Accident location transmitter (ELT) did not send a signal. ELT will start the signal launch after the water, does not send means that the aircraft did not crash, ELT failure or sink into the bottom. The USS USS Kidd, who has been involved in the search, has gone to the Indian Ocean at the request of the horse authorities. CNN: There is a good chance that the SIA airliner will be in the Indian Ocean. A senior U.S. official told CNN that, according to information shared by Malaysia and the United States, it is likely that the transatlantic airliner will be on the seabed of the Indian Ocean. The official said the U.S. intelligence analyst, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the electronic signals received by the satellite were most likely to come from the aircraft.