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Search for 6 aboard medical jet enters second day after crash near Nantucket

The search for six people aboard a medical jet that crashed near Nantucket has entered its second day. Authorities are covering nearly 2,840 square miles and have found debris 20 miles offshore, while efforts to locate the jet's black box c...

NBC News· Oct 4, 2026 · 5:27 PM · 56 views

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The search for six people aboard a medical jet that crashed near Nantucket has entered its second day. Authorities are covering nearly 2,840 square miles and have found debris 20 miles offshore, while efforts to locate the jet's black box continue.

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