U.S. Coast Guard locate debris field linked to missing Ontario air ambulance
Gulfstream G100 jet that went missing early Saturday morning was carrying six people — four of them Canadians
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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