Canadian‑registered Gulfstream ambulance plane missing after emergency signal, debris
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- A Gulfstream G100 ambulance plane registered in Canada departed Bermuda International Airport (LF Wade) for a night flight to Boston, Massachusetts, on 3 October 2026 and transmitted an emergency signal before losing contact over the Atlantic Ocean.
- The aircraft carried six people – four Canadian citizens (two pilots and two medical staff) and two Bermudian persons (a patient and an accompanying relative) – and ATC audio indicated a storm approaching just before loss of contact; the pilot reported an electrical failure and the aircraft abruptly descended from about 7,300 m to 3,000 m, with a former DOT Inspector General suggesting possible loss of navigation equipment, and the US Coast Guard later located a debris field off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts.
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