The missing aircraft that disappeared while travelling from St Vincent to Tobago has been found, ending days of uncertainty. Authorities confirmed that the two people on board the aircraft were safe and unharmed.

The missing aircraft departed Argyle International Airport in St Vincent shortly before midday on Friday. It was scheduled to arrive in Tobago around 12:30 p.m. During the flight, air traffic controllers lost contact with the aircraft after its transponder stopped transmitting.

The loss of communication triggered a regional search operation. Aviation officials and emergency agencies from several Caribbean territories worked together to locate the missing aircraft. Search teams remained active throughout the weekend as authorities tried to determine the aircraft’s location.

Minister of Civil Aviation Eli Zakour said the aircraft reportedly carried enough fuel for about five hours. Regional pilots also assisted by staying alert for signs that could help locate the missing aircraft.

Flight tracking records showed the aircraft, registered as HI-1145, had completed several flights between Argyle and Canouan airports in the days before the incident. Those flights occurred without any reported problems.

Authorities have not released details about where they found the missing aircraft. They have also not disclosed the nationalities of the two occupants. Officials continue to review the circumstances surrounding the loss of communication.

The discovery of the missing aircraft brought relief to aviation authorities and families following a tense regional search effort. The successful outcome ended concerns about the safety of those on board.w attention from St Vincent’s Security Minister St Clair Leacock, who said multiple state agencies were involved in monitoring the situation.

The successful location of the aircraft brought relief after days of uncertainty and a coordinated regional search effort.