The U.S. Coast Guard has located debris connected to an Ontario air ambulance that went missing with six people on board, CBC reports. The discovery was made off Nantucket, according to the outlet.
CBC describes the find as a "debris field," and says the Coast Guard planned to provide an update on the search. The aircraft had been travelling from Bermuda, according to The New York Times.
Coverage of the disappearance has drawn attention from multiple outlets. Global News reported that debris was spotted from the missing Ontario air ambulance, while The Guardian described the aircraft as a medical plane carrying six people that went missing off Nantucket.
The Coast Guard has characterized the debris as "associated" with the missing aircraft, CBC reports. No further details about the debris or the status of those on board were included in the reporting summarized here.
The flight's origin in Bermuda and its destination in Ontario were reported by The New York Times and CBC respectively. The timeline of the aircraft's disappearance, the exact location of the debris field, and the identities of the six people on board were not specified in the available reporting.
What to watch next: the Coast Guard's planned update on the search, which CBC says is expected to follow the discovery of the debris field.
