The U.S. Coast Guard in Alaska said it had placed an aircraft that matched descriptions of the gnome-bound plane that went missing after taking off after 10 people boarded on Thursday.
The Coast Guard also reported that three deceased people had been found on the plane.
The flights operated by Beringair had moved from gnomes to gnomes in western Alaska, according to the Coast Guard. Data from Flightradar The last report information for the Cessna 208b Grand Caravan Ex is shown at 3:16pm on Norton Sound.
USCG found an aircraft that matches the missing plane description (x/@uscgalaska)
Previously, authorities said an air search conducted by the National Guard and Air Force C-130 Hercules plane “no sightings.”
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At a press conference Friday, officials said “items of interest” had been found in connection with the search.
