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August 4th 06, 10:55 PM
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Missing flight plans
Mark Hansen wrote: On 08/04/06 13:42, Newps wrote: Mark Hansen wrote: Actually, ATC is not required to maintain communications with you, and if you suddenly disappear, they may assume you just went off- frequency and shut off your transponder (or had a power failure, etc.). I don't see why they would begin a search and rescue in this case. ATC is required to, that's why. When you're on flight following (traffic advisories) and have stop talking to ATC, they are required to begin a search and rescue operation? Yes, if the loss of comm or radar was unexpected. 
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