The wreckage of a plane matching the description of one that went missing Thursday afternoon was found on sea ice in Alaska on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard said. None of the nine passengers or the pilot flying the single-engine turboprop plane.

The U.S. Coast Guard said late Friday that an aircraft matching the description of the one that disappeared in Alaska with 10 people aboard Thursday has been found, and there are no signs of survivors.

The wreckage of a plane that went missing in Alaska has been found, US officials said Friday, with all 10 people aboard thought to have died. The US Coast Guard said it had discovered the remnants of the Bering Air Caravan around 34 miles (55 kilometers) from Nome.

Three people were found inside the aircraft and "reported to be deceased," the U.S. Coast Guard in Alaska said on X. The remaining seven people were also believed to be inside but were "currently inaccessible due to the condition of the plane,

The United States Coast Guard in Alaska has located an aircraft that "matches the description" of the missing Bering Air flight - and say all 10 people on board died. The aircraft went missing on Thursday and the plane "matching" its description was found approximately 34 miles southeast of Nome,

Planes carry transponders that transmit their real-time location. The Alaska plane stopped sharing that data on Thursday.

A small Bering Air plane that crashed with 10 people on board in Alaska has been located, authorities have said. The US Coast Guard said the aircraft was discovered around 34 miles southeast of Nome in western Alaska and that it believed there were no survivors.