Air ambulance missing on flight from Bermuda to Boston
Summary
An air ambulance with six people on board went missing during a flight from Bermuda to Boston. Search teams are looking for the plane near Nantucket after losing contact with it during descent.Key Facts
- The missing plane is a Canadian-registered Gulfstream jet operated by Latitude Air Ambulance.
- There were four crew members and two passengers on board.
- The plane left Bermuda’s LF Wade International airport around 12:41 am local time.
- The aircraft was flying at 24,000 feet before descending rapidly to 13,000 feet in about two minutes.
- Contact with the plane was lost shortly after the pilot declared an emergency.
- Search and rescue teams from air and sea were sent to search near Nantucket, Massachusetts.
- Canada’s Transport Minister said four Canadians were on the plane.
- Bermuda’s government is working with U.S. authorities and families and is hopeful all aboard will be found safe.
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