A small plane associated with Peter Schultz, president of Scripps Research, has been lost over the Pacific Ocean following its departure from Ramona Airport. The plane, a four-seat Cessna T240, took off on July 13 and lost contact shortly after while cleared to land at Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport. The Coast Guard suspended the search on July 15 after covering 2,600 square miles of ocean about 400 miles off the coast. The pilot, a friend of Schultz, remains unnamed, and it is unclear if there were other passengers on board.
A small plane lost over the Pacific Ocean took off from Ramona Airport, with no contact established shortly after takeoff. The search was suspended after two days.
The Cessna T240 registered to Peter Schultz was lent to an experienced pilot who remains unidentified. The Coast Guard conducted extensive searches of the area.
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