Missing Alaska Plane Found: All 10 On Board Presumed Dead

Officials confirmed today that a plane-based search team located the missing Alaska aircraft with all 10 passengers on board supposed to be dead. The Bering Air Cessna 208B Grand Caravan went missing when it performed the flight from Unalakleet to Nome in Alaska.

The Alaska airplane crash triggered a wave of shock throughout the community because search and rescue teams dedicated intense efforts to retrieve the missing plane. Intense searches began after the plane failed to reach Nome as scheduled thus making it disappear.

Alaska Plane goes missing

Officials validated that a Bering Air flight had disappeared over Norton Sound during its operation yesterday. Response teams started their search for the missing Alaska plane while it was dislodged in severe weather conditions. Family members of the passengers stayed vigilantly reserving their hopes as emergency rescue teams conducted a thorough search of the missing Nome Alaska plane flight area.

Debris of the missing Alaska plane found with all 10 onboards supposed to be dead

The debris from the missing plane in Alaska surfaced on sea ice located 30 miles southeast of Nome at an early time today. Officials from the U.S. Coast Guard together with local authorities held that all 10 individuals who flew the plane perished in the accident. The community mourns after the fatal plane crash in Alaska because experts analyze what caused the aircraft to crash.

Efforts are ongoing to recover bodies

Professional aviation services provider Bering Air operated the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan for serving remote areas across Alaska. The authorities conduct efforts to retrieve bodies and strive to identify what led to the airplane disappearing over Alaska.

People from successive villages in Alaska together with residents of Nome and Unalakleet stay bereft as the investigation progresses into the fatal airplane disaster.