Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert’s plane has gone missing

By Mike Dyce | Jul 6, 2014

Mar 8, 2014; Cleveland, OH, USA; Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert speaks during the jersey retirement ceremony for Zydrunas Ilgauskas (not pictured) at Quicken Loans Arena. Mandatory Credit: David Richard-USA TODAY Sports /

A plane was flying from Pontiac, Michigan to Fort Lauderdale today, and many have linked it to Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert. This of course had Cavaliers fans thinking he was headed to Miami to recruit free agent LeBron James and led to them tracking the flight all Sunday afternoon.

The plane was supposed to land in Fort Lauderdale around 6:30 pm ET, but the flight data says “result unknown” leaving many to wonder what happened to the plane.

@cavsdan you win! We are done playing Hide and seek
— Randall Ward (@Rwar40) July 6, 2014

"@CLEsportsTalk: The flight status of Dan Gilbert's plane has been changed from "landed" to "unknown"" Malaysia flight..
— Dylan Pentek (@dylanpentek) July 6, 2014

HEY @CNN, @CAVSDAN'S PLANE IS WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN. WILL YOU FIND IT PLEASE? I DON'T THINK ALIENS WERE INVOLVED.
— Cleveland Chick (@ClevelandChick) July 6, 2014

[UPDATE:] The plane has landed!

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