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Six aboard Nantucket air ambulance presumed dead as Canada leads the inquiry
The Coast Guard has stopped searching and the operator has declared all six lost. What brought the Latitude jet down, and whether its recorders can be raised from about 90 feet of water, is still unknown.
O que mudou
- 6Aboard: four crew, two passengers
- ~66hSearch time before suspension
- ~90 ftReported water depth at the debris
- The TSB announces it is leading the investigation.
Então ainda em aberto
- What caused the electrical trouble and the rapid descent, and how far and how fast the aircraft fell.
- The exact time of last contact, and why the 1:30 a.m. and 2 a.m. accounts differ.
- Whether the wreckage, the recorders or any of the six can be recovered from about 90 feet of water.
- The fate of each occupant, the cause of the emergency and the exact circumstances in which the aircraft entered the water remain unestablished.
- Watch for an official occupant-status update, any change or suspension of the search, flight-recorder recovery and a formal investigation announcement.
O que dissemos que iríamos acompanhar
- TSB investigators deploying to assist search and recovery, and any announcement that the wreckage or recorders have been raised.
- Any preliminary TSB information on the electrical fault.
