The US Coast Guard confirmed a debris field off Nantucket after the aircraft disappeared mid-flight.
The flight was operated by Latitude Air Ambulance and was traveling from Bermuda to Boston.
There were six people on board, including four Canadians and two Bermudians.
One report says the jet dropped 13,000 feet in two minutes before contact was lost.
Air traffic audio captured a controller asking whether the pilot was coming in blind and declaring an emergency.
Officials have not established an official reason for the loss of contact.
Search and rescue operations are continuing while the NTSB gathers preliminary information.
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All the reporting agrees that a Latitude Air Ambulance flight from Bermuda to Boston vanished near Nantucket and that officials found debris in the search area. The accounts also agree that six people were on board and that search and rescue efforts are still underway.
The cause of the disappearance remains unconfirmed, and officials have not issued a final explanation. The search, debris recovery, and preliminary investigation could still change what is known about the flight's last moments.
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The neutral coverage says the flight was from Bermuda to Boston and that the US Coast Guard found a confirmed debris field off Nantucket. It reports six people aboard, including four Canadians and two Bermudians, and says air traffic audio captured an emergency declaration before communication was lost. It also notes that the NTSB is gathering preliminary information for a formal investigation.
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India Today reports that a Latitude Air Ambulance Gulfstream jet flying from Bermuda to Boston vanished after a rapid descent of 13,000 feet in two minutes. The US Coast Guard located a confirmed debris field off Nantucket and is searching for the six people on board, consisting of four Canadians and two Bermudians. Air traffic audio captured a controller asking if the pilot was coming in blind and declaring an emergency before communication was lost.
Republic World reports that a Gulfstream G100 medical evacuation aircraft operated by Latitude Air Ambulance disappeared mid-flight while traveling from Bermuda to Boston with six people on board. The US Coast Guard launched a large-scale search and rescue operation using multiple air and surface units in the waters south of Nantucket. Officials have not established an official reason for the sudden loss of contact, while the NTSB is monitoring developments and collating preliminary information.
The Sunday Guardian reports that a Canadian medical repatriation flight operated by Latitude Air Ambulance went missing off the coast of Nantucket with six people on board. The US Coast Guard confirmed finding a debris field after the pilot reportedly declared an emergency due to severe electrical issues and the aircraft dropped 13,000 feet. Active search and rescue operations involving multiple maritime and air assets are underway while the NTSB gathers preliminary information for a formal investigation.