US Coast Guard searches for missing Gulfstream G100 with six aboard
A Latitude Air Ambulance Gulfstream G100 lost contact with air traffic control en route from Bermuda to Boston on Saturday morning, prompting a Coast Guard search.
The US Coast Guard is searching for an air ambulance with six people on board that went missing Saturday morning.
The aircraft, a Gulfstream G100 registered C-GRJP, is operated by Latitude Air Ambulance. It lost contact with air traffic control while flying from Bermuda to Boston, where it was due to land at Logan Airport.
According to the account of the flight, the crew had completed a medical evacuation flight on Bermuda before contact was lost. Radio recordings indicate controllers asked the crew whether they were approaching "blind."
No cause for the loss of contact has been established. The Coast Guard has assigned aircraft and vessels to the search, which is continuing.
What happened to the aircraft, and the condition of those on board, remains unknown.
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Sources
- aerotelegraph.comUS-Küstenwache sucht vermisste Gulfstream G100 mit sechs Menschen an Bord