The copter transmitted a distress signal that cited mechanical failure.
|
|
The Egyptian military says it didn't receive a distress signal.
|
|
The group sent out a distress signal Wednesday asking for assistance.
|
|
Rescuers responded to a distress signal at around 3:15 a.m.
|
|
The call from the operator was a distress signal, or CQD.
|
|
War Machine — have bypassed its battery to keep its distress signal going.
|
|
Instead, they wind up on a strange planet, tracking a distress signal.
|
|
The frantic crew was unable to get off a successful distress signal.
|
|
The system also sets the plane's transponder to broadcast a distress signal.
|
|
Rome The superhero's distress signal also lit up Roma Termini in Rome.
|
|
A distress signal is only as good as the person who sees it.
|
|
He said a passenger had sent a distress signal which alerted the coastguard.
|
|
And sending a distress signal will tell them just how horny you are.
|
|
The diving boat Conception sent out a distress signal around 3:30 a.m.
|
|
No further details were provided as to the nature of the distress signal.
|
|
A distress signal was sent before the one-seater plane crashed, a police spokesman said.
|
|
The coast guard said the distress signal was received regarding a "possible sinking" of the ship.
|
|
The Fort Mercer gets off a distress signal, and Massachusetts' rescue efforts focus on that ship.
|
|
This is not the first time a giant distress signal has resulted in a happy ending.
|
|
He remembered he could use Find My iPhone to trigger a distress signal on his iPad.
|
|
It was not immediately clear if the pilot had issued a "Mayday" call, or distress signal.
|
|
Honeypot Houses Yael: Did Mossack Fonseca have a distress signal/honeypot house where they torture people?
|
|
Realizing his mistake, he issued a distress signal but the warning didn't reach the train conductors.
|
|
Shortly after taking off, the helicopter issued a distress signal, before disappearing from the radar, added the statement.
|
|
I hit my scanning device and pick up a distress signal on a planet about 30 minutes away.
|
|
The Navy claimed a distress signal was never transmitted, though a radioman aboard the ship swears it was.
|
|
Maersk said the crew of Maersk Honam sent out a distress signal after unsuccessful firefighting efforts on Tuesday.
|
|
Often you'll have a suggested path: check out this beacon, go find what's up with that distress signal, etc.
|
|
However, early reports that a distress signal was sent by the plane have since been denied by Egyptian military.
|
|
The ejectable or "deployable" recorders would separate from the tail during a crash and float, emitting a distress signal.
|
|
Flight 804 was first reported missing after the plane's emergency devices sent a distress signal around 20183:26 a.m.
|
|
The iPhone has a similar distress-signal feature, but instead of taking photos and video automatically, it dials 911.
|
|
After being unable to revive the instructor, Sylvester sent a distress signal to a nearby air traffic control tower.
|
|
Air Europa, a Spanish airline, tweeted that a distress signal had been "activated by mistake," indicating a hijacking attempt.
|
|
How did they feel about Christopher Johnson's disarmingly personal distress signal in the midst of that lemon soufflé review?
|
|
Matthews (the professional wrestler and entertainment hyphenate John Cena), were responding to a distress signal when the sniper struck.
|
|
The violence that erupted Sunday was a distress signal, a sign that the situation at the border has grown untenable.
|
|
The 78-meter (256-foot) vessel, which had 10 crew members aboard, disappeared on Wednesday after issuing a distress signal.
|
|
" In a handwritten letter in Spanish with a few English phrases, they used a universal distress signal to begin: "S.
|
|
Confusion also reigned over whether the missing plane sent a distress signal that was picked up by the Egyptian military.
|
|
The BBC claims that this Arabic tweet from the airline says that a distress signal was sent by the aircraft.
|
|
"Is that a distress signal?" one reporter asked, shortly after the upturned American flag pin was brought to Spicer's attention.
|
|
The Evans Head Marine Rescue Unit said it launched a rescue boat after receiving a distress signal late Saturday afternoon.
|
|
Ejectable or "deployable" recorders would separate from the tail during a crash and then float while emitting a distress signal.
|
|
For instance, noises that had been detected Monday initially were thought to be a possible distress signal from the crew.
|
|
Tony Imbrenda said he didn't immediately have any information about whether the Sikorsky S-224B helicopter radioed a distress signal.
|
|
The ship's crew sent a distress signal on Monday evening, saying the vessel was being approached by high-speed boats.
|
|
But an official distress signal was only received by boats in the region on the Navtext navigation system 90 minutes later.
|
|
Maersk Line said the crew of the vessel Maersk Honam sent out a distress signal after unsuccessful firefighting efforts on Tuesday.
|
|
No distress signal was received from the aircraft's emergency transmitter, search and rescue agency head Muhmmad Syaugi told a news conference.
|
|
That was the case with Infinity War's post-credits scenes, which featured Nick Fury sending a distress signal to Captain Marvel.
|
|
The story, from first-time screenwriter Philip Eisner, follows the crew of a rescue ship as they investigate a distress signal.
|
|
Noises that had been detected earlier Monday were thought to be a possible distress signal from the crew of the sub.
|
|
Push me onto the dance floor and I'm like a pig repeatedly losing its footing, a malfunctioning distress signal made flesh.
|
|
His testimony, combined with those of a dozen queer people of color who spoke to BuzzFeed News, forms a distress signal.
|
|
The signals came from the plane's emergency locator transmitter, which can activate at impact to send a distress signal, a report says.
|
|
Then at the end of the season one finale, it answered a distress signal and ran smack-dab into the USS Enterprise.
|
|
According to the airline, a distress signal was detected around the area where the flight disappeared two hours after the plane vanished.
|
|
Three civilians were on board, per AP. An Air Force official told reporters the plane didn't activate a distress signal, per BBC.
|
|
The Iranian military vessel then towed the fishing boat, which had sent out a distress signal after taking on water, back to shore.
|
|
The ship's 1,300 passengers and crew are being evacuated by several helicopters and ships after Norway's sea rescue agency received the distress signal.
|
|
The drone automatically activates after receiving a distress signal, flying over the swimmer and dropping a floatation device in lieu of human rescue.
|
|
Search and rescue agency head Muhmmad Syaugi told a news conference that no distress signal had been received from the aircraft's emergency transmitter.
|
|
The Greek authorities said they had scrambled to the area after receiving a distress signal from the boat which was taking in water.
|
|
According to a report from the BBC, Air Force General Eduardo Mosqueira told media that the plane did not activate a distress signal.
|
|
A year later, Sean Spicer's accidental upside-down flag pin during one press briefing spawned jokes about how he was sending a distress signal.
|
|
Azerbaijan's maritime agency said the vessel had sent a distress signal on Friday afternoon after getting into trouble near the Azeri port of Lenkoran.
|
|
The eight men, who have sough political asylum in Greece, landed in the northern city of Alexandroupolis on Saturday after issuing a distress signal.
|
|
The short story is, it starts with a distress signal from your brain that tells your body to pump out hormones like adrenaline and cortisol.
|
|
"There the screening is still valuable because it does show a distress signal ... and by clarifying how they're suffering they can get help," Thase said.
|
|
A cruise ship off of the coast of Norway began evacuating more than 1,300 passengers and crew members on Saturday after sending out a distress signal.
|
|
While observing ants in Comoe National Park in Ivory Coast, the scientists learned that wounded give out a distress signal by excreting a pair of chemicals.
|
|
Presumably, that was just for dramatic purposes, and to somewhat disguise how close this plot beat is to the distress signal plot in the original Alien.
|
|
When a member of the pod is stranded and sends a distress signal it's not unusual for other pod-mates to end up beached as well.
|
|
Under new regulations taking force in 2017, all new mobile phones will be pre-configured to send out a distress signal including geo-coordinates when activated.
|
|
Boats are most easily rescued after having been spotted, or after issuing a distress signal, so the lack of a satellite phone is a significant problem.
|
|
The Alaska Rescue Coordination Center received a distress signal from a personal locator beacon and contacted the Army National Guard to request support from Nome personnel.
|
|
The first distress signal to the outside world from the Carolina Queen was an emergency flare that lit up the sky shortly after 4:403 a.m.
|
|
Aviation safety experts, including former government crash investigators, told CNBC that the sudden loss of communication and lack of a distress signal were highly suspicious signs.
|
|
Mearns says the object's dimensions are consistent with the size of Athenia, and its resting place is very close to the coordinates described in crew's distress signal.
|
|
I'm personally curious to see how it complements the most notable use of the platform that we've seen since launch: live broadcasting as a global distress signal.
|
|
The signals were emitted by the plane's emergency locator transmitter, a device that can manually or automatically activate at impact and will usually send a distress signal.
|
|
There's one more, important detail: The Event Horizon was rediscovered in the first place only because of a distress signal that consists of loud, seemingly inhuman screaming.
|
|
Details: Lost 270 miles off Argentina's Patagonia coast, rescuers originally held out hope for finding the crew members alive last November after possibly locating a distress signal.
|
|
The Azerbaijan State Maritime Administration said it received a distress signal from an Iranian cargo ship near the port after it had been involved in an accident.
|
|
The boat was 16 nautical miles off the Sfax coast -- 170 miles south of the capital Tunis -- when it sent a distress signal at 10:45 p.m.
|
|
The boat was 823 nautical miles off the Sfax coast -- 282 miles south of the capital Tunis -- when it sent a distress signal at 2250:22016 p.m.
|
|
Amnesty International Norway, for example, launched an online campaign and hijacked an FM frequency in Oslo to broadcast a "distress signal" about the ordeal Vásquez has endured.
|
|
In the film, the female pilot is to issue a distress signal and land her plane near Japanese Islands so US Navy surveillance planes can fly over them.
|
|
The stories amount to a distress signal about the unfair economic and social conditions many nuns experience, as well as the psychological and spiritual challenges that many face.
|
|
But for Justice League to fall below that important cosmetic nine-figures domestic opener is a big, blazing distress signal in the clouds that those fans are becoming impatient.
|
|
People are sometimes in a better mood once they've decided to take their own life - something a therapist might recognize as a distress signal whereas a bot may not.
|
|
At one point in the season, for example, when the paladins receive what appears to be an Altean distress signal, Allura pushes them to check out a mysterious ship.
|
|
The Indian defense ministry said four of its navy ships in the vicinity responded to a distress signal from the ship and reached the bulk carrier early on Sunday.
|
|
An Iranian report released on Thursday said that the plane, bound for the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, was in flames before it hit the ground but sent no distress signal.
|
|
Over the space of an hour or so, at least three of the Californian's crew saw the distant ship fire off a series of white rockets — a widely recognized distress signal.
|
|
But concern is growing over the crew's fate, especially since their vessel had backup systems if the main communications equipment failed, and should have been able to send a distress signal.
|
|
The Panama-flagged vessel, which departed from Russia's Azov port, sent out a distress signal around 148 kilometers (92 miles) off the northeastern Black Sea province of Samsun, the coast guard said.
|
|
Another great VR story from Sundance this year is Sonar, which places you in a command center where you're watching a drone explore the insides of an asteroid following a distress signal.
|
|
The controller gave the trains an incorrect signal and then hit the wrong buttons when issuing a distress signal, meaning it was not heard by the train conductors, the prosecutor's office said.
|
|
Air Europa, a Spanish airline, tweeted that a distress signal on a plane scheduled to fly to Madrid was "activated by mistake," falsely suggesting that there was a hijacking attempt on board.
|
|
Shortly after determining the threat, the amygdala, a small structure in the brain that links emotion and action, sends a distress signal to the hypothalamus, which links the nervous and endocrine systems.
|
|
Ask any woman in America and she can probably tell you about at least one instance where she was in danger and would have loved to issue a distress signal to a friend.
|
|
BAKU, July 26 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan rescued nine people from an Iranian cargo vessel after it sent a distress signal when it was in the Caspian sea, Azerbaijan's state maritime agency said on Friday.
|
|
Aviation safety experts said it was possible that one of the transmitters managed to send a fleeting distress signal to a satellite at the moment the plane hit the water on May 19.
|
|
You and a handful of other X-wings fly out in search of a distress signal in an asteroid field, the bad guys show up, and you pew pew pew until the credits roll.
|
|
The sounds were detected about 330 miles from the coast of Argentina and may be a distress signal sent by the ARA San Juan — a submarine with a crew of 44 that disappeared Wednesday.
|
|
Basically, Wisewear's bracelet does what a lot of wearables on the market do, only it can also send out a distress signal to emergency contacts of your choosing if you tap it three times.
|
|
The four-seater Sling plane, which entered Tanzanian airspace from Uganda en route to Malawi, made a distress signal about engine failure before disappearing from radar, according to the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA).
|
|
Appel said that during the encounter with the Taiwanese crew, she was afraid to use the distress signal and, instead used a satellite phone on the fishing vessel to contact the U.S. Coast Guard.
|
|
ATHENS, June 13 (Reuters) - Greece ordered two ships on Monday to search for a boat believed to be carrying about 200 migrants which sent a distress signal off the island of Crete, the coastguard said.
|
|
At the outset of "Vault-Tec Workshop," you're investigating a distress signal sent out by Vault 88, located in the far south of the Commonwealth, Fallout 4's version of Boston and its surrounding area.
|
|
He wrapped Ms. Klaben's injured foot in her sweaters, covered the openings of the cabin with tarpaulins and tried, without success, to fix their radio to send out a distress signal and build rabbit traps.
|
|
He also asked Greek authorities to hand over transcripts of calls between the pilot and Greek air traffic control officials, and for the officials to be questioned over whether the pilot sent a distress signal.
|
|
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Two people died and another four were missing on Monday after a ship carrying coal sent a distress signal off the northern coast of Turkey, the coast guard and the local governor's office said.
|
|
The pilot, 53-year-old Scott Shepherd, sent a distress signal — declaring an emergency — to John Wayne Airport in Orange County before the twin-engine Cessna fell nose-first into the lot around 12:30 p.m.
|
|
Montenegro's coastal security sent out a rescue team after Erica, a 15 metre-long (50 feet) vessel, put out a distress signal 17 nautical miles (31 km) off the coast, said Safet Kocan, director of maritime safety.
|
|
Laura Tucker begins her brilliant debut novel with a meditation on Mayday: a distress signal, Ollie notes, and also the first day — a week after her father's departure — that her mother did not get out of bed.
|
|
The Japanese Coast Guard (JCG) went to the rescue after receiving a distress signal from the ship, which had run into difficulties off Japan's Kyushu Prefecture, 38 miles (61 kilometers) southwest of the Goto Islands, a spokesman said.
|
|
Last week a lead investigator in the search said airplane manufacturer Airbus had detected signals from the plane's Emergency Locator Transmitter, a device that can manually or automatically activate at impact and will usually send a distress signal.
|
|
OSLO/MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian icebreaking vessel with 33 people on board made a Mayday call during a storm off the coast of western Norway on Tuesday but Russian authorities said the distress signal had been issued by accident.
|
|
CAIRO (Reuters) - Rescue services from the Egyptian armed forces reported receiving a distress signal at 04:26 am local time (0226 GMT) from the EgyptAir plane that went missing overnight, an official from the airline said in a statement.
|
|
Argentines and others around the world have been following the search for the San Juan since Friday with growing angst, as inclement weather, and the absence of a distress signal from the crew, dim hopes of a safe return.
|
|
Rotten Tomatoes score: 44%Synopsis: The sequel to "Journey to the Center of the Earth," this action-adventure film follows Sean Anderson (Josh Hutcherson) as he and his stepfather (Dwayne Johnson) track a distress signal to an uncharted island.
|
|
It said that five hours and 13 minutes passed between the last communication from the plane and Kuala Lumpur&aposs first distress signal and that another five hours passed before the first search flights took off, according to CNN.
|
|
CAIRO, May 19 (Reuters) - Rescue services from the Egyptian armed forces reported receiving a distress signal at 04:26 am local time (0226 GMT) from the EgyptAir plane that went missing overnight, an official from the airline said in a statement.
|
|
The cruise ship sent out a distress signal Saturday after it experienced a "loss of engine power off the coast of Norway near Molde" with 25 guests and 123 crew on board, a Viking spokesperson told PEOPLE in a statement.
|
|
For the most part, that is: The year before, stranded on the Arctic Ocean, Herbert and his two comrades sent out a distress signal by Morse code that he and his crew were running out of food and faced starvation.
|
|
When our brain senses danger (real or perceived, incoming attacker or loudly honking car), the amygdala sends a distress signal to the hypothalamus, which then releases a cascade of hormones like cortisol and adrenaline to prepare the rest of our body for action.
|
|
They may reflect a review of HSBC's North American business, which accounts for 16% of assets but just 8% of profit, and which in 2007 gave out the first loud distress signal of the financial crisis, having seen subprime mortgages turn sour.
|
|
The very large ore carrier (VLOC) Stellar Daisy owned and operated by South Korea's Polaris Shipping based in Busan was sailing from Brazil to China carrying iron ore when it sent a distress signal to the ship operator on Friday, Yonhap said.
|
|
When the Indianapolis radioed a distress signal, it was picked up by three Navy stations, who ignored the call because one was drunk, the other had a commander who didn't want to be disturbed, and the last thought it was a trap.
|
|
They put ideas into action and created "Usalama," a mobile app that sends a distress signal when a user shakes their phone three times alerting emergency services of their location, as well as their next of kin, and every "Usalama" user within 200m.
|
|
Louisiana plane went down shortly after it took off The plane McCord and the others were on didn't even send a distress signal before it crashed, Bruce Landsberg, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said during a Sunday press briefing.
|
|
Officials also expressed concern to the news outlet about the survival of the crew members because the sub was equipped with a backup system that should've allowed it to send a distress signal in the event that the main communication equipment failed.
|
|
The Airbus A26 had been cruising normally in clear skies on a nighttime flight to Cairo early Thursday when it suddenly lurched left, then right, spun all the way around, and plummeted 230,2180 feet (2290,22011 meters) into the sea, never issuing a distress signal.
|
|
Rescue services from the Egyptian armed forces had initially reported receiving a distress signal at 2217:22002 am local time (2177:214 GMT) from the aircraft, an official from the airline later said in a statement — but this was denied shortly afterwards by the military.
|
|
Since Colin Kaepernick first knelt for the national anthem during an N.F.L. exhibition game more than two years ago, his calibrated gesture — meant to call attention to racism, social injustice and police brutality against people of color — has evolved into a broader distress signal.
|
|
The very large ore carrier (VLOC) Stellar Daisy owned and operated by South Korea's Polaris Shipping based in Busan was sailing from Brazil to China carrying iron ore when it sent a distress signal to the ship operator on Friday, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
|
|
The ending of the episode had a nice twist as well as Mando pulled away from the space station he received the job from, leaving the New Republic distress signal behind and turning the whole base into an easy target for a group of X Wing pilots.
|
|
Meghan's hostage training will last about a week, and it will teach her techniques on how to transmit a distress signal that she's being held against her will if her captors make her record a video ... this according to Scott Jones, director of the London-based security firm Garvian.
|
|
Marvin Washington: Kneeling isn't about patriotism -- it's a distress signal October 250 I spent 26 years playing in the NFL, won a Super Bowl and have been blessed beyond imagination -- in no small part because of the best fans in professional sports -- fans of multiple races, genders, religions and political persuasions.
|
|
According to a statement from the Navy, two Japanese submarine torpedoes struck the ship, sinking it more than 18,000 feet (roughly 5,500 meters) below the surface of the Pacific Ocean in the closing stages of World War II.The cruiser went down in approximately 12 minutes, preventing the transmission of a distress signal.
|
|
If Facebook evaluators believe a post is a call for help or a distress signal, the person whose message was reported will be presented with a similar list of options the next time that person logs into Facebook and view the news feed, including tips and resources on what to do if the person feels suicidal.
|
|
Anderson returns to the director's chair for a sequel that travels around the world — to Japan, Alaska, and eventually a Los Angeles prison that a new group of boring, two-dimensional survivors are using as a fortress, as Alice attempts to track down a distress signal that promises a safe zone free of T-virus zombies.
|
|
The plot of the film was as simple as it gets: Space truckers get a distress signal and go check it out; they discover eggs, and one of them opens up and a creature attaches to John Hurt's face; an alien bursts from his chest, grows to be really tall, and starts killing everyone onboard; Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) manages to get off the ship and shoot the alien into space.
|
|