Medical Plane Missing Bermuda to Boston: Debris from Vanished Boston-Bound Plane Found by US Coast Guard Amid Massive Search off Nantucket – Here’s What Happened

Medical Plane Missing Bermuda to Boston: The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed the discovery of a debris field south of Nantucket from a Canadian air ambulance that vanished during a medical repatriation flight from Bermuda to Boston. Six people were on board the Gulfstream G100 when the pilot declared an emergency due to electrical issues before the aircraft dropped off radar.

Medical Plane Missing Bermuda to Boston Debris Found

The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed the discovery of a debris field floating in the Atlantic Ocean south of Nantucket, Massachusetts. The wreckage belongs to the Gulfstream G100 medical repatriation flight operated by Canada-based Latitude Air Ambulance, which vanished early Saturday morning with six people on board.

Medical Plane Missing Bermuda to Boston: Flight and Passenger Details

The twin-engine jet (tail number C-GRJP) departed L.F. Wade International Airport in Bermuda late Friday night on a medical evacuation mission to Boston.

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• The Passengers: The flight was carrying a Bermudian patient and one family member.

• The Crew: There were four Canadian crew members on board, consisting of two pilots and two medical staff personnel.

Medical Plane Missing Bermuda to Boston: Final Radio Transmissions

According to flight tracking metrics from FlightAware, the plane was cruising steadily at 24,000 feet before experiencing a sudden, steep descent—dropping roughly 13,000 feet in just two minutes.