The search area rescuers are combing in the hunt for Malaysia Airlines flight 370 shifted several hundred miles on Friday to an area northeast of the original search corridor.
Radar tracking information suggested that the jetliner flew faster and burned fuel more quickly than authorities originally thought.
Shortly after the search was shifted, a New Zealand military plane found objects floating in the Indian Ocean that could be from the missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370. Authorities say a ship will reach the search area by Saturday to investigate the objects and determine if they are, in fact, from the missing Boeing 777.