The Oxford Mail has opened a book of condolence for the pilot who was tragically killed in a plane crash yesterday afternoon (August 22).
The pilot of the replica Spitfire was pronounced dead after crashing into a field off the A44 near Chipping Norton.
Police, paramedics and fire crews were called to the scene at around 3pm before informing the Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) which is currently at the scene just off the B4022, near the village of Enstone, to investigate.
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Images of the crash show the rear section of the winged aircraft, which resembles the shape of a Supermarine Spitfire fighter - Britain's legendary WW2 fighter aircraft.
Superintendent Jen Hogben, LPA Commander for Cherwell and West Oxfordshire, said: “We are on scene following this incident, and very sadly the male pilot of the plane has died.
“The man’s next of kin have been informed and our thoughts remain with them at this very difficult time and we will be supporting them."
If anyone has witnessed this incident or has any footage or photographs that will assist with the investigation, should contact Thames Valley Police either online or by calling 101 quoting reference 1358 of 22082023.
You can leave your tributes in our book of condolence below.
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"We have opened a book of condolence for the pilot who sadly died. This is for anyone who wants to leave a tribute to the man or condolences for their loved ones. Please know we will moderate content to ensure it remains a respectful space."
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Leave your tributes hereTrevor you were a true gentleman that I liked and admired. You seemed to live life to the fullest and to find the fun in every situation . My respects and condolences to Kate and your family.
Leave your tributes hereSo very sad. A lovely man and a brilliant and passionate pilot. Heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. Martin Shaw
Leave your tributes hereMy good mate Trev has left a massive hole in the world. A big, booming but sweet man who lived every minute he was given. My thoughts are with you, Kate. Clear skies, chum, you were one of a kind.
Leave your tributes hereAn old friend from the Classic Air Force at both Coventry and Newquay, I will never forget Trevor for his kindness, generosity and a scary flight in his Auster. Blue skies, Trevor
Leave your tributes hereBlue skies to the unknown fellow aviator. You departed this life doing what you loved doing.
Leave your tributes heremy deepest condolences
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