On November 24, 1971, a man in a suit and trench coat boarded a plane with a briefcase, a plan, and a name: Dan Cooper. By the end of the flight, he’d hijacked the aircraft, secured $200,000, demanded parachutes — and insisted the plane be refueled before takeoff. Then, somewhere over Ariel, Washington, he jumped into the night… and into legend.
D.B. Cooper Day marks one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in aviation history. Fifty years later, the case still captivates minds across the globe. Was he a criminal mastermind? A daredevil with a death wish? Or just a man who knew how to make an exit?
Here’s your Tillsonburg fuel update — no parachute required:
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Pioneer: $139.9
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Esso: $136.9
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Shell: $139.6
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Petro Canada: $13.9
Whether you’re chasing mysteries, escaping the ordinary, or just heading to work, don’t forget to refuel. Even Cooper knew you can’t take off without a full tank. So top up, buckle in, and let your drive be legendary — minus the skyjacking.
