Latitude Air Ambulance Gulfstream G100 loses contact en route to Boston
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- A Gulfstream G100 air ambulance operated by Latitude Air Ambulance (registration C‑GRJP, flight code HTT104) departed Bermuda for Boston with six people aboard and lost contact with air traffic control while approaching Boston Logan International Airport; the cockpit crew reported an electrical systems problem before ATC asked if they had declared an emergency, and the pilot’s voice weakened before the emergency declaration was heard after 0430 Zulu (12:30 AM Eastern).
- The FAA issued a search‑rescue alert and the U.S. Coast Guard began air and sea searches in Nantucket waters.
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