[The U.S. Coast Guard finds the wreckage of a missing plane, and the six people on board are still missing] October 4th, the U.S. Coast Guard confirmed on October 3, local time, that they found the wreckage of a previously missing plane in the waters near Nantucket Island in southern Massachusetts. The Coast Guard said the search for the six missing passengers on board was still continuing. Earlier in the day, a small plane with six people on board disappeared en route from Bermuda to Boston. It is reported that the aircraft involved was a Gulfstream G100 jet used for medical transportation and was originally scheduled to fly to Boston Logan International Airport. A spokesperson for the Massachusetts Port Authority confirmed that the plane did not arrive at Logan Airport as planned. The Bermuda government said it had been in contact with the families of those on board. It is understood that the aircraft was an air ambulance registered in Canada and took off from Bermuda to Boston at 0:41 a.m. on the 3rd. There were four crew members and two passengers on board. The two passengers had planned to travel to Boston to receive medical attention. (CCTV News)