It Was Heading from Bermuda to the U.S.: Plane Disappeared in the Ocean
Mysterious disappearance in the Atlantic Ocean! Contact lost with the air ambulance carrying a patient from Bermuda to Boston. The U.S. Coast Guard launched a large-scale aerial and maritime search in the Nantucket waters for the aircraft carrying two pilots, two medical staff, a patient, and a relative.
Contact was lost with the air ambulance heading from Bermuda to Boston, USA, over the Atlantic Ocean. The U.S. Coast Guard launched a large-scale search and rescue operation for the aircraft carrying two pilots, two medical staff, a patient, and the patient's relative.
The air ambulance was en route to Boston.
The Canada-registered Gulfstream G100 aircraft departed from L.F. Wade International Airport in Bermuda and moved toward Boston Logan International Airport in the state of Massachusetts.
It was reported that the aircraft with tail number C-GRJP was an air ambulance operated by Canada-based Latitude Air Ambulance.
The aircraft was reported to carry a total of six people. According to the information received, it had two pilots, two medical staff, a patient being transported for treatment, and the patient's relative.
Contact Lost Over Nantucket Sound.
After the aircraft lost contact, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) notified authorities, and the U.S. Coast Guard also launched a search and rescue operation in the Nantucket waters off Massachusetts.
Search efforts were reported to have intensified in the area about 13 nautical miles south of Nantucket.
Searching from Air and Sea
A large number of air and sea assets were dispatched to the area to locate the missing air ambulance. The operation involved Coast Guard helicopters, search aircraft, rescue boats, and a Coast Guard vessel.
Officials reported that search operations were underway from both air and sea over a wide area.
The aircraft carried 4 crew members and 2 passengers.
According to information reflected in Canadian press, of the six people on the aircraft, four were crew and two were passengers. It was reported that the crew consisted of two pilots and two medical staff, while the passengers were a patient and the patient's relative.
It was reported that four of the people on the aircraft were from Canada, and two were connected to Bermuda.
Whether the aircraft crashed has not yet been confirmed.
Although flight‑tracking data show that the aircraft lost altitude before its communications were cut, officials have not yet officially confirmed that the plane crashed.
Therefore, while an investigation into the incident continues, it is unknown why the aircraft lost contact and where it is currently located.
Search and rescue operations are underway.
According to the latest statements from U.S. Coast Guard, work is continuing to locate the missing aircraft and the six people on board. It was also reported that the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is gathering information about the incident.
So far, officials have not made an official statement regarding the location of the aircraft or the people on board.
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