This has been informed by a top coast guard official and reported in telegraphindia.com dated 9 June 2015.
The Dornier cannot fly above 10,000 feet and are mainly used for low altitude maritime surveillance.
A massive search operation has been launched with nine ships backed by a long-range maritime surveillance aircraft. It has, so far, not succeeded in finding the Coast Guard Dornier. The aircraft had been deployed along the Tamil Nadu coast and Palk Bay from the Chennai Coast Guard Air Station and it did not return to the base.
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