Update: Sister Comments on Missing Plane Being Found

Update: 12:30 pm

Tammy Neron says her birthday wish has come true.

Neron is the sister of Dominic Neron who went missing while piloting a small plane with his girlfriend Ashley Bourgeault last November.

Tammy Neron says on Facebook, word that their plane has been found was what she was hoping for, adding it’s been the hardest 10 months of their lives.

“We got word this morning the plane has been found! Cannot thank B.C. Ambulance enough, as they were flying through Rogers Pass to Golden yesterday Sept, 10 they spotted it. My birthday wish yesterday came true!!!,” writes Neron.

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RCMP say the wreckage of a plane matching the description and registration of Neron’s aircraft was spotted from the air by an BC Ambulance helicopter crew in Glacier National Park near Revelstoke Monday.

A team of of identification specialists and a coroner are on their way to the scene.

The plane was on a flight from Penticton to Edmonton when it vanished last November 25th.

Tammy Neron has organized a number of searches in the Revelstoke and North Okanagan areas to try and locate the plane.

Tammy Neron’s statement on Facebook:

We got word this morning the plane has been found! Cannot thank B.C. Ambulance enough, as they were flying through Rogers Pass to Golden yesterday Sept, 10 they spotted it. My birthday wish yesterday came true!!!
RCMP, SAR, BC Transport and the coroners are going out today.
Our families cannot thank each and every one of you enough for embracing us during what’s been the hardest 10 months of our lives!

Update 11:15 am

A plane missing since November of last year on a flight from Penticton to Edmonton has been found.

Months of searching for the aircraft with 2 people on board found no sign of it.

RCMP Constable Spencer Lainchbury says it was located late yesterday  purely by happenstance.

“So there was a BC Ambulance Service helicopter flying to a crash in Field just East of Golden yesterday and just on their way back to Kamloops they spotted the wreckage.”

It’s in a remote area of Glacier National Park near Revelstoke.

“It is a remote area. They just happened to spot a white and Burgundy plane with the tail marker that matched that of the missing plane.”

The plane was a Mooney M20D with the markings of C-FESN.

It’s not clear if the site of the crash was part of the search grid at the time or in various searches since.

On board was pilot, 28-year-old Dominique Neron from Parkland County Alberta and passenger, Ashley Bourgeault from Edmonton.

Currently the site of the plane crash is being accessed to conduct the investigation in partnership the BC Coroners Service.

The RCMP have not said if the remains of the couple have been located.

It appears a plane missing since November of last year on a flight from Penticton to Edmonton has been found.

RCMP say the crew of a BC Ambulance Service helicopter spotted wreckage late yesterday afternoon while flying over a remote site near Revelstoke.

The plane was noted to be white and burgundy, with a tail marker matching the missing plane.

On board was pilot, 28-year-old Dominique Neron from Parkland Country Alberta and passenger, Ashley Bourgeault from Edmonton.

An initial search of the area turned up no sign of the aircraft, nor did subsequent organized searches including efforts by the family using drones.

Currently the site of the plane crash is being accessed to conduct the investigation in partnership the BC Coroners Service.