US Coast Guard finds debris from missing Latitude Air Ambulance Gulfstream G100

First reported 3 Oct 2026 · Updated 6 Oct 2026

A debris field linked to the Gulfstream G100 operated by Latitude Air Ambulance was located off Nantucket after the aircraft vanished en route from Bermuda to Boston.

Debris field location

The US Coast Guard reported finding a debris field off the coast of Nantucket on 3 October 2026, confirming it was associated with the missing Gulfstream G100 registered C‑GRJP. The field was about 20 miles from the island, according to a local news report.

Search effort

The Coast Guard’s update said the search covered 1,644 square miles over approximately 27 hours. Other outlets reported that the rescue operation lasted 66 hours and spanned more than 4,400 miles.

Passengers and crew

Six people were aboard: four Canadian nationals, two Bermudian nationals, two pilots and two medical staff. The Bermudian passengers were identified as Marilyn Lavonne Bean, 66, and her son Sergio Wayne Lottimore, 41. The four Canadian passengers named were Philip Gregory Childerhose, Thomas Henry Farquhar, Sarah Jane Paton and Jolene Beth Weir.

Investigation

Canada’s Transportation Safety Board and the US National Transportation Safety Board are assisting with the investigation, while the Canadian Transportation Safety Board will lead the inquiry.

What's still unclear

Sources differ on the size and duration of the search, reporting either 1,644 square miles over 27 hours or more than 4,400 miles over 66 hours.

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