The bodies were found with the wreckage of a red Twin Squirrel helicopter following a massive air and land search on Wednesday afternoon
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Police said they were not aware of any plan for the helicopter to stop in Caernarfon as part of its route. “At the moment we are appealing to these vessels and to the public that if they have seen a twin squirrel red helicopter to please contact 999 and ask for the Coastguard.”

It's understood the privately-owned helicopter took off from Milton Keynes and was travelling to Dublin, via Caernarfon Bay. Earlier this afternoon, Distress and Diversion lost radar contact of the helicopter, and after contacting all airbases with no sightings or radio contact, the UK Coastguard were notified at 4.15pm to start a search operation.
A private Twin Squirrel helicopter crashes in the Rhinog mountains of North Wales, killing all five people aboard.