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A search is underway for a small aircraft that is missing Mozambique's remote northwest, with fears growing about the fate of its occupants.
The aircraft -- a Beechcraft 58 -- had two people on board, and was travelling from Malawi en route to Lanseria airport, north of Johannesburg this week.
A spokesperson for the Johannesburg-based Aeronautical Search and Rescue, Jonny Smith, says Mozambique have requested their help in the search, and a joint operation has been set up in Beira.
According to Mozambique Civil Aviation Agency, the plane did not send out a distress signal.
The agency says the aircraft was last heard of on Sunday.
