Head -finding Team Malaysia Airlines Aircraft in Indian Ocean depths expressed optimism that the aircraft may soon be found .
Head of Team Malaysia Airlines Plane Finder , Angus Houston on Wednesday ( 9/4 ) said the two signals are detected the day before by a U.S. Navy ship search team gave a number of reasons to expect that they will find the wreckage .
Houston said the most recent signal will help reduce the size of the search area in western Australia to become " more manageable " , but adding that search teams from several countries " need to visually identify the wreckage before it can be sure that this is the resting place MH370 was the last plane " .
Houston added more signals need to be detected and the search area should be ascertained before the authorities sent a robot submarine to search the ocean floor .
The authorities race against time because the battery black box flight data recording and transmitting the signal only lasts for 30 days . The black box that recorded flight data information . If found , the black box will provide a team of investigators important clues about what happened on the plane last March 8 .
Boeing 777 passenger plane which 239 people were missing from the radar during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing .VOA
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