Contact Lost With Gulfstream G100 Operating Bermuda–Boston Flight
Contact has been lost with a Gulfstream G100 aircraft carrying six people while flying over the Atlantic Ocean after departing Bermuda for Boston. The U.S. Coast Guard launched an air and sea search operation after the aircraft went missing off Nantucket, Massachusetts.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported that the aircraft went missing in the early hours, prompting the U.S. Coast Guard to deploy search teams to the area. According to FlightAware data, the aircraft departed L.F. Wade International Airport in Bermuda at 11:41 p.m. local time on Friday and was heading to Boston Logan International Airport. The flight was expected to reach Boston after approximately two hours.
The Gulfstream G100, registered as C-GRJP, was reportedly operated by Canada-based Latitude Air Ambulance as a medical transfer aircraft. No official information has yet been released regarding the identities or medical conditions of the six people on board.
Authorities have not confirmed that the aircraft crashed at this stage. Search operations involving air and sea units are continuing off Nantucket, while the investigation into the aircraft’s whereabouts remains ongoing.
