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A plane disappeared over the sea off Nantucket on Saturday morning with six people on board. Reports state that the plane had electrical problems before contact with the pilot was lost.
The plane had four crew members and two passengers on board when it disappeared over the ocean off the island of Nantucket, about 15 miles from Boston, on Saturday morning.
Information claims that the plane had electrical problems before contact with the pilot was lost. It took until late evening before wreckage from the plane was found in the water.
The people on board are still missing and the Coast Guard will continue the search through the night.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Coast Guard will expand the search with planes and ships in the coming days.
Very likely · Within days
An official investigation into the cause of the aircraft's disappearance will be launched shortly.
Likely · Within weeks
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