TUCSON - Authorities have located a small airplane west of Tucson after a pilot radioed for help.
The FAA says the plane landed on a dirt road not far from Ryan Field Airport.
At 3:50 p.m. Monday, the pilot of a Grumman American radioed that he was low on fuel when he was about 9 miles southwest of Ryan Field, FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said.
The pilot said he would try to make it to Ryan Field or land on a local roadway, Gregor said.
Fire officials found the plane and later located the pilot at Ryan Airfield, where he had walked for help.
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