The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed it has found debris from an Ontario air ambulance that went missing off the U.S. Coast. The debris field was identified as coming from the aircraft, which was carrying six people, four of them Canadians and two from Bermuda.
The search for the missing individuals remains active. The Coast Guard reported the discovery of the debris late Saturday evening. The aircraft was last seen on Saturday, and no distress call was made. The search has expanded to include both maritime and aerial efforts.
This incident marks the second time in recent months that an Ontario-based air ambulance has gone missing. The previous case involved a similar aircraft that disappeared in 2022, though no wreckage was found. The current search is being coordinated with local authorities and international agencies.
The aircraft was operating under a routine mission when it vanished. No details about the cause of the disappearance have been released. The families of the missing individuals are being kept informed through official channels.
The Coast Guard has not yet confirmed the location of the debris field, but it is believed to be in international waters. The search continues with both surface and airborne teams.
