Wreckage found 34 miles southeast of Nome, Alaska Harsh winter weather hampers recovery efforts NTSB investigating amid heightened air safety scrutiny Feb 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. Coast Guard in ...

The U.S. Coast Guard located the wreck of a plane Friday afternoon matching the description of a Bering Air plane that went missing approximately 34 miles southeast of Nome on the Norton Sound on ...

The U.S. Coast Guard in Alaska said Friday afternoon it had located the wreckage of the Nome-bound plane that went missing after takeoff with 10 people on board Thursday. In a post on X ...

A photo of a Bering Air Cessna 208B Grand Caravan in Nome, Alaska, the same type of plane that disappeared. (Quintin Soloviev via WikiCommons) ...

There were no survivors aboard the Cessna Caravan, which was carrying nine passengers and one pilot when it crashed Thursday afternoon traveling from Unalakleet to Nome, the U.S. Coast Guard said ...

Alaska U.S. Coast Guard/X The United States Coast Guard says it has found debris matching the Bering Air plane that went missing outside Nome, Alaska. "#USCG has located an aircraft matching the ...

The wreckage of the missing plane was located near Nome, Alaska, with all ten people aboard believed to be dead. Video / Getty, US Coast Guard The wreckage of a plane that went missing in Alaska ...

The latest update from the Nome Volunteer Fire Department at 12. ... “Speaking entirely from the Coast Guard's perspective, this is an active search and rescue case, so we are operating under ...

The US coast guard discovered the Cessna Caravan on Friday during an aerial search near its last known location, about 12 miles offshore and 30 miles southeast of Nome. Two rescue swimmers were ...