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In this undated photo provided by Rachelle Hurd, Dr. Bill Kinsinger is pictured at the Russellville Arkansas airport in Little Rock, Arkansas. Kinsinger who volunteering for a dog rescue operation failed to land his small plane at an airport in Central Texas as planned and was later tracked by fighter jets flying over the Gulf of Mexico appeared unresponsive and may have been suffering from a lack of oxygen, officials said Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018. (Rachelle Hurd via AP)

Colleagues make pet rescue flight in honor of missing pilot

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This June 6, 2016, photo provided by Best Fur Friends Rescue, shows Dr. Bill Kinsinger, with Jojo, a dog from Fort Worth Animal Care &amp; Control, at a regional airport in northern Illinois. Officials said Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, that Kinsinger, a doctor volunteering for a dog rescue operation who failed to land his small plane at an airport in Central Texas as planned and was later tracked by fighter jets flying over the Gulf of Mexico appeared unresponsive and may have been suffering from a lack of oxygen. A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said the plane kept flying and was last observed on radar 219 miles northwest of Cancun, Mexico, flying at 15,000 feet. Kinsinger took off from Wiley Post Airport in Oklahoma City Wednesday afternoon after filing a flight plan to land in Georgetown, Texas. (Best Fur Friends Rescue via AP)

Official: Doctor flying missing plane may have lacked oxygen

By DAVID WARREN - Associated Press