The remains of an airplane that disappeared in Alaska were found, American officials said on Friday, with the 10 people on board that he believes he has died.
The United States Coast Guard said he had discovered the remains of the Bering Air caravan about 55 kilometers from Nome.
“Three people were found inside and it was reported that he had died,” the Coast Guard published on social networks.
“It is believed that the remaining seven people are inside the plane, but they are currently inaccessible due to the condition of the plane.”
The Nome Volunteer Fire Department, who had scrambled in the search for the plane, said on Facebook that he was helping with recovery.
“The Nome search and rescue team is accumulating the help of the Alaska National Guard with recovery efforts,” said a post.
“Of the reports we have received, the accident was not survible. Our thoughts are with families at this time. “
The private operated plane, with nine passengers and a pilot on board, was reported on Thursday expired on Thursday on a flight from Unalakleet to Nome, said Alaska State Police.
The two cities are located approximately 150 miles away in the sound of Norton, on the west coast of the state.
According to the information available publicly, the last known position of the plane was about the water around 40 minutes after takeoff.
The accident is the last incident in a series of aviation disasters in the United States.
On January 30, a passenger plane crashed in the air with a helicopter of the US Army. In Washington, killing the 67 people aboard both planes.
The disaster was closely followed by the accident of a medical plane to a neighborhood occupied with Philadelphia, killing seven and wounding 19.
