Latitude Air Ambulance

Latitude Air Ambulance Confirms Four Crew Lost in Heartbeat 104 Crash

Hamilton, ON – October 06, 2026 -- Latitude Air Ambulance has confirmed that all six people aboard its Heartbeat 104 medevac flight, including four company crew members, are presumed dead after the U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search and rescue operation.

Coast Guard releases names of six people aboard the Bermuda-to-Boston medevac flight

The aircraft was flying a medical evacuation route from Bermuda to Boston, Massachusetts, carrying four Latitude employees, a patient and a family escort. The U.S. Coast Guard publicly identified all six individuals on board, while the Bermuda Police Service had earlier released the names of the patient and the family escort.

Latitude Air Ambulance Confirms Six Presumed Dead in Heartbeat 104 Crash

Hamilton, ON – October 04, 2026 -- Latitude Air Ambulance confirmed on Oct. 4, 2026 that six people aboard its Heartbeat 104 medevac flight, including four company crew members, a patient and a family escort, are presumed dead after the United States Coast Guard ended active search and rescue operations and shifted to recovery efforts.

Heartbeat 104 vanished on a Bermuda-to-Boston medevac route

The aircraft was en route from Bermuda to Boston, Massachusetts, when it went missing, prompting a multi-agency search involving the U.S. Coast Guard, air traffic controllers, and first responders from Canada, the United States and Bermuda.

Company says four crew and two patient-side passengers are presumed lost

Latitude stated that its four crew members, the patient under medical transport, and the patient's family escort were all aboard the aircraft at the time of the incident.