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Wed, Dec 20, 2006

FAA Says Nevada ELT Signal Not From Missing Plane

Alert Issued After Plane Fails To Arrive At Destination

ANN REALTIME UPDATE 12.20.06 1300 EST: The Federal Aviation Adminstration says an emergency beacon signal picked up Tuesday was apparently from a boat, and is not connected to a missing Cirrus SR22.

Agency spokesman Ian Gregor told the Associated Press the signal was picked up west of the Las Vegas suburb of Henderson, NV. As Aero-News reported, the missing plane took off Monday from Winslow, AZ bound for Henderson Executive Airport.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports the missing plane is registered to JTS Group, in Henderson. The pilot's husband reported the plane missing Monday night, after it failed to arrive in Henderson. An alert notice was then issued.

The area along the plane's intended flight path was hit with winter weather conditions Monday, with snow falling in Las Vegas. Conditions cleared Tuesday and are reported clear and sunny today -- which should assist search crews trying to locate the missing plane.

FMI: www.faa.gov

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