SAR
Search and Rescue is the service that searches for and helps aircraft or people that are missing, overdue, or in distress. It is coordinated by air traffic services and rescue agencies, often using flight plan information, last known position, radio calls, and emergency locator signals. For a pilot, good flight plan handling and position reporting help SAR start quickly if needed. After landing, close your flight plan so an unnecessary search is not started.
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