Few know the agony surely being felt by the Flight 370 search crew better than American oceanographer David Gallo. Much like the Flight 370 investigators, Gallo and his team were initially accused of not knowing what they were doing, of misreading data, of using the wrong equipment. But Gallo, who has been in close contact with the Australian search officials leading the hunt for Flight 370, feels confident they have done everything they could, given the limited data available. Gallo still thinks about the people who lost their lives on Air France 447. "And then the flying public ... until we know what happened there, it could happen to any of us."

Source: ABC News January 17, 2017 07:04 UTC