Wreckage of Missing Alaska Plane Found with No Survivors

The Cessna Caravan carrying 10 people disappeared Thursday during a flight between Unalakleet and Nome, with all passengers and the pilot now confirmed dead.

The wreckage of a Bering Air Cessna Caravan, missing since Thursday, was found approximately 55 kilometers from Nome, Alaska.
The aircraft, carrying nine passengers and one pilot, was reported overdue after losing contact roughly 40 minutes into its flight over Norton Sound.
Rescue teams confirmed the deaths of three individuals found inside the plane, while the remaining seven are presumed dead but remain inaccessible due to the state of the wreckage.
The flight was a regular route between Unalakleet and Nome, covering a distance of 235 kilometers across the Bering Sea coastline.
This crash marks the third major aviation incident in the U.S. within 10 days, following deadly accidents in Washington and Philadelphia.