Rescue workers are looking for missing aircraft with ten passengers in Alaska

The plane had nine passengers and a pilot on board, the Alaska police report on its website.

The voluntary fire brigade of Nome is also looking for the plane. It says on her Facebook page that she is playing an area between Nome and White Mountain. “Because of the weather and visibility, we can currently seek limited limits from the air,” said the fire brigade in a statement.

According to the fire brigade chef of White Mountain, Jack Adams, the aircraft of the radar disappeared somewhere along the coast from Nome to top chef. “We hope that the plane is ashore, in the water it would be sausage scenario,” said Adams.

For safety reasons, the public is asked not to form their own search groups due to the weather conditions.