Hopes for locating the Coast Guard Dornier aircraft that went missing on June 8 brightened on Saturday with a naval ship picking up signals besides spotting oil spills that are being tested to determine whether they are from the ill-fated plane. “INS Sandhyak has detected intermittent Tx, likely to be from the SLB (Sonar Locating Beacon) of the missing aircraft,” Defence Ministry spokesperson Sitanshu Kar tweeted. “Multi-coloured oil seen in concentric circles indicating oozing of oil in area under focus,” he said. Meanwhile, in a statement here, the Coast Guard said, “INS Sandhyak undertaking sub-surface search, detected intermittent transmission of 37.5 Khz, likely to be from the Sonar Locator Beacon (SLB) of the missing aircraft.”

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