1. The Andaman islands are relatively close to Malasia. The MH370 would have had to fly in circles for several hours to end up at that location.
2. If this woman is right then the satellite tracking data is wrong. I pick the tracking data.
This plane went down either north of Pakistan or west of Australia. Since as far as we know this aircraft was not equipped with a Star Trek standard cloaking device that would be required to avoid radar surveillance on the Northern route I vote for the far off the West coast of Australia scenario.
Oops. Make that Malaysia.
Yeah, I understand what you are saying. But, just as I question the claim that the plane ever went up to 45,000 feet(because apparently the radar involved was not “altitude” sensing), I also am not convinced about the seven hour flight time either. But I concede that could be the case.
Now, I suppose it could also be possible that if the plane had made a “Sully” style landing near the Andamans, it could have floated for hours and emitted the ping to the satellite. This woman could have seen the plane partially submerged.
Also, the area she says she saw the plane IS in the arc they have been portraying as to where the plane could be.