Plane wreckage found in Snowy Mountains search for missing pilot David Stephens

Police say Snowy Mountains plane crash 'wouldn't be survivable'

A pilot who crashed over the NSW Snowy Mountains is believed to be dead, with police saying no one could have survived the significant wreckage.Bega accountant David Stephens departed Wangaratta in Victoria in his 1966 Beechcraft Debonair on Tuesday and was expected to arrive at Moruya Airport in New South Wales that afternoon.He was reported missing when the aircraft failed to reach its destination. READ MORE: Fresh search for missing school…

Plane wreckage found but crash not survivable: police

The pilot of a crashed plane is believed to have died after the discovery of wreckage "you wouldn't...

Experienced pilot ‘just months from retirement’ before vanishing in NSW

Authorities have provided a major update in their search for David Stephens and his plane.

Missing pilot just two months away from retirement

The family of a missing pilot who vanished while flying near the NSW Snowy Mountains said he was just months away from retirement.

Wife of missing pilot David Stephens says situation 'heartbreaking'

David Stephens' wife says he had the plane recently inspected before he disappeared while flying over the NSW Snowy Mountains en route from Wangaratta in Victoria to Moruya on the NSW south coast.

Identity of missing South Coast pilot revealed as family and friend speak out

David Stephens missing in Snowy Mountains. Wife shares his passion for flying. Search and rescue efforts continue despite harsh conditions.