(Reuters) - Four weeks into the hunt for MH370, pressure is building for better ways of tracking aircraft as regulators wrestle with the Malaysian jet's disappearance armed with only minimal information on the fate of its 239 passengers.
As search efforts intensified on Saturday, four weeks after the Boeing 777 went missing, a U.S. pilots association called for existing satellite technology to be made mandatory so controllers can track jets.
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