Pilot Dead After Plane Involved in Remembrance Day Ceremony Crashes Near Quebec City
A pilot has died after a small plane crashed Nov. 11 near Quebec City, where it was scheduled to take part in a Remembrance Day ceremony. Quebec provincial police have confirmed the pilot was pronounced dead at the scene. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating. The crash occurred near the Saint-Georges airport in the Beauce region, about 100 kilometres south of Quebec City. Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon confirmed in a Nov. 11 social media post that an aircraft scheduled to take part in Remembrance Day commemorations had crashed earlier that morning in Saint-Georges-de-Beauce. He said he was monitoring the situation and was in contact with Public Safety Minister Guy Jr. Lapointe to determine whether the provincial government could provide assistance.
A pilot was killed when a small plane crashed near Quebec City on November 11, prior to its scheduled participation in a Remembrance Day ceremony. Quebec provincial police confirmed the pilot’s death at the scene and are investigating the crash, which occurred in the Beauce region. The Quebec Premier was monitoring the situation and coordinating with the Public Safety Minister regarding potential provincial assistance.
- A pilot died in a small plane crash near Quebec City on November 11.
- The plane was scheduled to participate in a Remembrance Day ceremony.
- Quebec provincial police confirmed the pilot’s death and are investigating.
- The crash happened near the Saint-Georges airport in the Beauce region.
- The Quebec Premier was informed and in contact with the Public Safety Minister.
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