When Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 vanished in the early hours of Saturday, it was instantly on its way to becoming one of the great riddles in modern aviation. Some 48 hours later, experts and observers are still scratching their heads over the possible outcome of the lost airliner and the 239 people on board. As of Sunday night, 11 countries, including China, Vietnam, the US, Singapore, and the Philippines were conducting intense search operations, and still no answers. Si Xianmin, president of China Southern Airlines, said there had never been the case before that it took so long to even locate the whereabouts of such a large and well-monitored aircraft. With the mysterious disappearance…
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