Contact was lost with the plane flying from Bermuda to Boston
The US Coast Guard launched a search and rescue operation for the Gulfstream G100 type plane carrying 6 people.
Quick Look
- Contact was lost with the Gulfstream G100 type plane, which was heading from Bermuda to Boston and had 6 people on board.
- The US Coast Guard launched an air and sea search and rescue operation off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts.
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Why It Matters
The Gulfstream G100 type aircraft took off from Bermuda to go to Boston.
It was announced that the US Coast Guard launched a search and rescue operation as a result of the loss of contact with the plane carrying 6 people from Bermuda in the Atlantic Ocean to Boston, USA.
The US Coast Guard and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that contact was lost with the 'Gulfstream G100', which had 6 people on board. Search and rescue efforts were launched for those on the plane by air and sea off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts.
The plane arrived at L.F. in Bermuda. It was reported that he went from Wade International Airport to Logan International Airport in Boston.
There is no official statement yet as to why the plane disappeared and why communication was lost.
Open Questions
- What is the reason for the loss of contact?
- What happened to the plane?
