Search continues for survivors aboard missing Ontario air ambulance off U.S. east coast
The United States Coast Guard says they are continuing a search for survivors aboard an Ontario air ambulance that crashed off the eastern coast of the U.S. early Saturday morning. In an update Sunday morning, officials said they are concentrating their search around a debris field that was located yesterday, but would not say if […]
The United States Coast Guard is persisting in a search for survivors following the crash of an Ontario air ambulance off the U.S. east coast early Saturday morning. As of Sunday morning, officials have narrowed their focus to a debris field discovered the previous day, though the nature of the operation remains undisclosed. The plane, operated by Hamilton, Ontario-based medical evacuation firm Latitude Air Ambulance, was en route from Bermuda to Boston with a patient and their family member when it vanished off Nantucket's coast around 1:30 a.m. On board were six individuals, comprising four Canadians and two Bermudian nationals. Further updates are anticipated.
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