Disappearance
Aircraft operating a flight from Marsh Harbour, Bahamas, to Fort Pierce, Florida, disappeared during the journey. Weather conditions included thunderstorms along the planned route. The last radar data log recorded the aircraft's position at 27°06'13"N, 79°27'58"W. After departure, there were no reported radio communications with the flight. The radar plot was not confirmed as the specific aircraft due to lack of contact, leaving the identity uncertain.
Search and Suspension
The U.S. Coast Guard carried out a search for the missing aircraft. The search operations continued until October 7, 1982, when they were officially suspended. At the time of suspension, no wreckage or other evidence of the aircraft had been located.
Findings
The official report stated that damage to the aircraft and injuries were presumed. No probable cause for the disappearance was determined or stated in the available records.