  We study the status of the CPT violating neutrino mass spectrum which has
been proposed to simultaneously accommodate the oscillation data from LSND,
KamLAND, atmospheric and solar neutrino experiments, as well as the
non-observation of anti-neutrino disappearance in short-baseline reactor
experiments. We perform a three-generation analysis of the global data with the
aim of elucidating the viability of this solution. We find no compatibility
between the results of the oscillation analysis of LSND and all-but-LSND data
sets below 3$\sigma$ CL. Furthermore, the global data without LSND show no
evidence for CPT violation: the best fit point of the all-but-LSND analysis
occurs very close to a CPT conserving scenario.
