Latitude Air Ambulance Gulfstream G100 disappears en route from Bermuda to Boston
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- A Gulfstream G100 ambulance plane operated by Latitude Air Ambulance vanished while flying from Bermuda to Boston Logan International Airport, carrying six people: two Canadian pilots, two medical staff, one patient and one companion.
- The aircraft dropped from about 24,000 feet to 11,000 feet within three minutes, after which the FAA lost contact in the early morning and issued a search and rescue alert; Coast Guard vessels later found wreckage in Nantucket waters and confirmed it belonged to the missing plane, and the Coast Guard vessel William Sparling will continue search operations.
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