Where is this plane

I'm wondering if it will ever be found too John, when does the black box stop sending out a signal ?

More debris images showing up from a Chinese satellite, 75 miles SW from the earlier Australian image. Expert says that it is not possible that it could be the same debris, it seems it can't have travelled that many miles in that direction in the given time.

When its battery runs down, typically 30 days but does depend on the make installed on the plane, so might last a bit longer. 

Thanks Paul, I see there's more debris been spotted by the French.

Soon be sorted when the French are involved.---ok Ruth.

It could all be unrelated John, I bet there's loads of debris out there that goes unnoticed because no one is out specifically looking for it.

Gone it would seem now.

I heard one man say on the news last night John, to quote him "Its like looking for a needle in a haystack, but we haven't yet found the haystack". Not looking too promising then at the moment. The mystery is why was it flying in totally the opposite direction to it's flight plan ?