Raw Data for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to be Released Tuesday

I may be totally naive on this subject, but "where is Boeing" to me, is like asking "where is General Motors" if a Cadillac disappears. I realize the difference in scale, but - still...why should Boeing be involved?

Rather dogmatic in your "factual" assertions as to capabilities of spy sat resources. Are you really that much of an authority on the subject of spy sats and how they can or cannot be redirected. Obviously not "every country" has them as you limit your list to only 7 such countries in which with exception of the super powers such capabilities are rare if they exist at all. Visual observations of a nighttime commerical transport from a spy sat? Really? How, via some sort of IR signature tracking? The limited electronic data signals were already being received and registered which is what this release is about. You give the impression of being one of those "pundits" who is "wasting comments & speculation" of which unfortunately there is no shortage with respect to this story.

Ridiculous Thinking. By the time it was realized that it was truly missing and not just a communications failure it would have already been out of fuel. The most likely scenario is a total electrical failure on the flight deck with rendered the transponders, communications and NAVIGATION system inoperable. The pilots were desperately trying to find land and an airport in the dark of night with no navigation systems.