A pilot died in a plane crash during a Remembrance Day ceremony in Quebec. The pilot, identified as Daniel Parent, was 68 years old and from Saint-Georges. The crash occurred near the Saint-Georges airport. Parent was participating in a commemorative flight with other pilots. The incident happened south of Quebec City. The Quebec coroner’s office confirmed the identification. The crash took place on Wednesday morning. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating the cause. No other casualties were reported. The flight was part of a traditional Remembrance Day event. Parent had been flying for several decades. The crash site is under investigation. The local community is mourning the loss. The event was meant to honor military service. Parent was known in aviation circles. The cause of the crash remains unclear. Authorities are reviewing flight records. The incident has raised questions about safety protocols. The crash occurred during a routine commemorative flight. Parent’s family has been notified. The event was attended by other pilots. The crash is being treated as an accident. The investigation is ongoing.