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From the just-concluded US Coast Guard briefing on missing submersible TITAN diving on TITANIC with 5 people aboard, conducted by RADM John Mauger of the 1st CG District in Boston: dive believed to have begun Sunday 18 June; last comms from craft were about 1 hour & 40 mins... 
...into the dive. Understand craft has a 96-hour endurance. USCG was notified Sunday the craft was missing. Two USCG C-130s, a Canadian Coast Guard CC-130 and Canadian Navy CP-140 Aurora are also searching. Sonobuoys have been dropped from the aircraft and the expedition ship...
...POLAR PRINCE also has sonar, all with capability to search to the depth of 13,000 feet. Search is on the surface in case the craft came up and also in the water column. A New York Air National Guard C-130 will join this evening and additional ships and aircraft are en route
"Not in a position to confirm the identity of anybody on board the vessel. If we find this vessel we will have to effect some sort of rescue. We’re reaching out to the US Navy, Canadian forces and commercial operators to understand what would be involved in a rescue." Location is
...appx 900 nautical miles east of Cape Cod. It is a remote location. Current conditions waves 3-6 feet with low visibility. Those on board the TITAN are one pilot/operator and four "mission specialist" passengers. NOTE USCG was not specific about the exact time the dive began
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