Air ambulance crashes into Atlantic en route to US; 6 missing
At a glance
- An air ambulance from Bermuda to Boston crashed into the Atlantic Ocean.
- Wreckage has been found, but all six people on board remain missing.
- The pilot reported an electrical issue and declared an emergency before contact was lost.
Story so far
A Gulfstream G-100 medical jet operated by a Canadian air ambulance company went missing on Saturday during a flight from Bermuda to Boston. The pilot declared an emergency, citing an electrical problem, before the aircraft rapidly lost altitude and disappeared from radar near Nantucket, Massachusetts. The US Coast Guard launched a search operation and later confirmed that debris found in the area was from the missing plane. All six people on board—four Canadian crew and two Bermudian passengers—are unaccounted for. Bermuda's Premier has expressed concern and is in contact with US authorities.
Latest development
An air ambulance carrying six people crashed into the Atlantic Ocean while flying from Bermuda to Boston. Authorities have confirmed that wreckage found near the US island of Nantucket belongs to the missing Gulfstream G-100 jet. A search and rescue operation is underway for the four Canadian crew members and two passengers from Bermuda, who remain missing.
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