No signals were recorded from the aircraft's electronic locator after it went missing.


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Rescuers have found the remains of six people after a helicopter crashed at the top of a mountain on the Hawaiian island of 
Kauai, authorities said.
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The helicopter was carrying seven people. Officials said there were no signs of survivors.
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A search for the final passenger would resume in the morning, depending on the weather, authorities added.
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Two of the passengers are believed to have been minors, the Coast Guard said.

The aircraft was touring Kauai's rugged Napali coast when it encountered showers and high gusts of wind, the agency said. 
It was reported missing by the operator, identified as Safari Helicopters, at 18:06 on Thursday (04:06 GMT Friday), 40 minutes 
after it was due to land.
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Steep terrain, low visibility, choppy seas and rain hampered the search for the wreckage, the Coast Guard said.

Petty Officer 1st Class Robert Cox, of the Coast Guard Joint Rescue Command Centre in Honolulu, said that weather 
conditions had been challenging. Winds on Friday were reported to be about 28mph (45km/h).

No signals were recorded from the aircraft's electronic locator after it went missing.
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