Skift Business Traveler: Malaysia Air Says Plane Is Lost, No Survivors

What to Know Now As a heads up, the cost of award tickets on Southwest Airlines goes up in seven days, adding more fodder to the worldwide devaluation of all points and miles this year. Book your tickets now before the price goes up! Subscribe to the newsletter here and send tips to gm@skift.com or @grantkmartin. Top Story "We deeply regret that we have to assume beyond any reasonable doubt that MH370 has been lost and that none of those on board have survived..we must now accept all evidence suggests the plane went down in the Southern Indian Ocean." Sombre news this morning on projected path of missing flight MH370: aircraft scouring a zone deep in the Indian Ocean west of Australia have spotted more debris floating in the water. While the exact remnants haven't been identified, Malaysian authorities acknowledge that the material is likely from MH370, and they're chartering an aircraft to fly families down to Australia right now. More news is expected in a briefing tomorrow. In the meantime, the Guardian has a great rundown of recent events. Social Quote of the Day  Not gonna buff out. @NBCNews: Train derails at Chicago's O'Hare, leaves at least 30 injured http://nbcnews.to/1dhG8Ce  pic.twitter.com/5Ls2UdBzoC? - @petchmo Ian Petchenik, Educational technologist,