US Coast Guard ends 66‑hour search for missing Gulfstream G100
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- The US Coast Guard halted the search for six passengers aboard a Gulfstream G100 that disappeared over the Atlantic, ending a 66‑hour effort that covered more than 7,000 kilometres.
- The aircraft, registered C‑GRJP to Latitude Air Ambulance, departed Bermuda at 00:41 local time bound for Boston, Massachusetts, and its signal vanished about an hour after take‑off; it had been declared in an emergency before contact was lost, and Matthew Lake, head of the Coast Guard Northeast District, said ending the search is never easy.
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