AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation & Emergency Response: The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the search for six people aboard a medical transport jet that vanished while flying from Bermuda to Boston, after debris tied to the Gulfstream G100 was found off Nantucket. Crews spent about 66 hours covering roughly 4,445 square miles, but no survivors were located. Local Health Impact: Latitude Air Ambulance says the four Canadian crew members, a Bermudian patient, and a Bermudian family escort are presumed dead, shifting the operation from rescue to recovery and investigation. What Happened: Authorities report the pilot declared an emergency after electrical problems, with air traffic communications including a distress call that the aircraft was “coming in blind,” before contact was lost. Next Steps: The FAA is investigating, while Latitude says it will work with relevant transport safety authorities on recovery and cause.
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