A crashed plane with three deceased occupants has been discovered in Alaska during a search for a missing flight that had 10 people on board. The plane was found 34 miles southeast of Nome, after radar analysis indicated a sudden loss of elevation and speed. The Bering Air Cessna Caravan had taken off from Unalakleet, headed to Nome, but encountered an unspecified event. Governor Mike Dunleavy expressed sadness over the incident, offering prayers for those affected. Nome and Unalakleet are located in a remote part of Alaska without access to highways, making air and water travel the primary means of transportation. The Coast Guard is continuing to investigate the crash, and updates will be provided as they become available.
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