- David is a 73-year-old pilot who took off from Oshawa Airport at 8:30 a.m. on Friday in a home-built blue and yellow aircraft and was expected to return at 9:30 a.m. but did not.
- The last known location of the aircraft is believed to be around Balsam Lake, in Ontario's cottage country.
- Durham police are collaborating with the OPP and the Trenton Joint Rescue Coordination Centre to search for the missing pilot and plane.
- Police have described David as an experienced pilot who typically flies in the area south of Kawartha Lakes and north of Lake Scugog.
- The Durham police have asked the public for help in locating the missing pilot and his aircraft.
- The OPP initially reported looking for a missing plane in the Kawartha Lakes region but did not confirm the pilot's identity.
- The aircraft has the letters "FOFZ" on the tail.
- David is described as 5'7" tall, with a slim build, black/grey hair, and a moustache.
Durham Regional Police are actively searching for a missing 73-year-old pilot named David, who took off from Oshawa Airport at 8:30 a.m. on Friday. He was expected to return by 9:30 a.m. but has not been seen since.12
David is described as an experienced pilot who typically flies in the area south of Kawartha Lakes and north of Lake Scugog. His home-built aircraft, which is blue and yellow, has the letters "FOFZ" on the tail. The last known location of the aircraft is believed to be around Balsam Lake, a popular area in Ontario's cottage country.3578
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) initially reported the missing plane but did not confirm the pilot's identity. Durham police are collaborating with the OPP and the Trenton Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in the search efforts. Authorities are urging anyone with information about David's whereabouts to contact the Durham Regional Police Central West Division Criminal Investigations Branch at 1-888-579-1520 ext. 1805.46
David is described as 5’7” tall, with a slim build, black/grey hair, and a moustache. His disappearance has raised concerns among local residents and fellow pilots, as he is known to frequently fly in the region.
“The pilot, identified only as David, is described as an experienced flyer who typically operates south of Kawartha Lakes and north of Lake Scugog. Authorities are coordinating with the OPP and Trenton Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, and the aircraft bears the tail letters "FOFZ".”
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