Stephen Trevor was a United States Army Air Service officer who worked for British Intelligence in World War I.  Steve was a spy, on a mission to find out about the toxic mustard gas that was being developed by Doctor Poison.  Captain Steve stole a notebook containing the gas formula and then he took off in a plane to escape from the Germans.  His plane was shot down and Steve was saved from drowning by the Amazon princess Diana.  Diana had never seen a man before, so she asked Steve if he was one.  The plane was destroyed in the crash, but the Amazons rebuilt it and added some of their own magic to it, by making it invisible.  It was capable of vertical takeoffs and landings and at Wonder Woman’s disposal whenever she decided to use it.  It was made invisible so it couldn’t be tracked when she decided to leave the secret island, thereby giving away its…

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This picture shows a large passenger airplane on the ground surrounded by over grown trees.

The foragers were excited with their find.
They attached twines and vines to the wings and nose, dragging the plane into the small clearing in the heart of the forest.
The craft was empty, totally devoid of life, the passengers and crew long gone.
The trees would provide a canopy of protection from anyone flying overhead.
No-one would think to look for it here.
And even if they did, by the time it was stripped of everything of value or use, there would be little left, another unexplained vanishing in what some call The Bermuda Triangle.