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By:
topshot
When: 22 Jan 19 10:10
BBC Guernsey won't confirm about the player on this plane, but search was stopped at 0100 and resumed this morning, with lifeboats and Channel Islands Air Search out.
By:
cardifffc
When: 22 Jan 19 11:12
very sad.........hope he is ok but it looks bad
By:
frames
When: 22 Jan 19 11:26
Very sad indeed.
By:
sparrow
When: 22 Jan 19 11:34
A light plane with new Premier League footballer Emiliano Sala on board has disappeared in the English Channel while travelling from France to Wales.

The 28-year-old Argentine was on his way to meet his new colleagues at Cardiff City after signing for the club last week in a £15 million deal.

He was travelling back to Wales from Nantes in Brittany after signing with the Welsh club.

There were "genuine concerns" for his safety today after the Piper Malibu plane registration PA 46 went off radar screens close to the Channel Islands.
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 22 Jan 19 12:34
Lets hope for good news about everyone on board.

Its one of the busiest shipping lane's in the world I'm sure there will be something to report before too long.
By:
Latalomne
When: 22 Jan 19 12:42
If there was anything good to report, it would have happened now for the reasons you've given.
By:
scaredmoney
When: 22 Jan 19 13:00
terrible news....looking grim Sad
By:
Can't Catch Me
When: 22 Jan 19 13:46
Very rarely hear good news after a light aircraft goes missing Sad
By:
Latalomne
When: 22 Jan 19 14:05
Especially over the sea and at night.
By:
1st time poster
When: 22 Jan 19 14:05
tragic for those involved families etc but sky ,bbc going into hyperbole because an epl footballer involved although he,s never played in epl and no one ,s heard of him,if it was 2 unknown French people would get about 10 seconds at the end of news,kay burley going into princess diane mode
By:
penzance
When: 22 Jan 19 14:06
tragic
By:
frames
When: 22 Jan 19 15:33
Insensitive I know( and hope it does not come to this) but would Cardiff be insured for the loss ,assuming the millions have been handed over ?
By:
scaredmoney
When: 22 Jan 19 16:02
be amazed if they arnt frames
By:
donny osmond
When: 22 Jan 19 16:05
pilot , aircraft,  likely insured too?
By:
scaredmoney
When: 22 Jan 19 17:02
one would think so donny
By:
buddeliea
When: 22 Jan 19 17:07
Awful news.
Sad
By:
themightymac
When: 22 Jan 19 18:16
Terrible news.
By:
anxious
When: 22 Jan 19 18:35
Very sad news puts things into perspective
By:
cardifffc
When: 22 Jan 19 18:44
ist time poster........you are an horrible ****
By:
Dav_vin03
When: 22 Jan 19 18:50
What is the latest news?
Has the plane been found?
By:
charwell.
When: 22 Jan 19 18:56
1TP is a vile snide of the highest order. It's awful news for football and his beloved obviously.
By:
1st time poster
When: 22 Jan 19 18:58
as opposed to posters worrying about whether they got him insured in time
By:
robbo007
When: 22 Jan 19 18:59
Anyone any thoughts on why not found as yet? Not the biggest expanse of water, would a light aircraft break up and effectively sink on impact thus making it difficult?
By:
scaredmoney
When: 22 Jan 19 19:10
bits of debris found on surface by all accounts,search called off for the day Sad
By:
topshot
When: 22 Jan 19 19:15
Robbo, I used to fish in them waters, serious riptides and eddys, enough to spin a boat around and face it in the other direction.two big currents meet there and the sea seems to be nasty all the time. Couldn't of really gone done in a worse place in my opinion.
By:
Latalomne
When: 22 Jan 19 21:00

Jan 22, 2019 -- 6:59PM, robbo007 wrote:


Anyone any thoughts on why not found as yet? Not the biggest expanse of water, would a light aircraft break up and effectively sink on impact thus making it difficult?


The prospects of a successful ditching (assuming it wasn't inadvertently flown into the sea) at night are extremely low.  Chances of a break up and sink scenario are highly likely.

By:
Solano1
When: 22 Jan 19 21:22
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Emiliano Sala’s ex-team-mate Diego Rolán to Radio 1010 AM: “Emiliano sent a message to a friend during the flight & told him that he was scared. That if they never spoke again, he would know what happened.”

Poor lad.
By:
Solano1
When: 22 Jan 19 21:27
Top shot - what is an eddy?
By:
TheGoldenVision
When: 22 Jan 19 21:38
An eddy is a current, as of water or air, moving in a direction that is different from that of the main current. Eddies generally involve circular motion; unstable patterns of eddies are often called turbulence .
By:
leazes67
When: 22 Jan 19 21:59
Reports say take off attempted 2/3 times.
By:
trilby22
When: 22 Jan 19 22:00
LBC saying objects found floating in the sea.
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 22 Jan 19 23:17
Poor lad was just going to start a new
Venture. Sad
By:
Latalomne
When: 23 Jan 19 07:15

Jan 22, 2019 -- 9:59PM, leazes67 wrote:


Reports say take off attempted 2/3 times.


Even if that is true, it's almost certainly a red herring. 

What we don't know at the moment is whether the aeroplane was scheduled to stop in Guernsey on the way back, as it had travelling in the opposite direction on Saturday.  If it wasn't, why was it flying so low?  (other aeroplanes reported ice accumulation on the wings at similar altitudes in the area on the day of the accident, yet it was a pressurised aeroplane and capable of flying above the clouds and out of icing conditions).  The pilot requested to descend from 5000' to 2300' for some reason prior to the accident....  (possibly to get out of the ice-forming clouds)

By:
trilby22
When: 23 Jan 19 07:32
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/emiliano-salas-chilling-last-audio-message-as-he-feared-plane-was-about-to-fall-apart/ar-BBSBxrK?ocid=spartandhp
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Emiliano Sala complained about a plane that looked like it was "about to fall apart" in a chilling final message before his disappearance.

The Cardiff City striker, signed for a club record £15million fee from Nantes, is feared dead after his plane went missing whilst travelling to the Welsh capital.

Guernsey Police have confirmed they have called off the search for the night and said the chances of survival for Sala or the pilot are "unfortunately slim".

Argentinian media outlet Ole have now released haunting verified audio sent from Sala to close friends on WhatsApp in the final moments before the plane vanished over the English Channel. 

Sala says: “Hello, little brothers, how are you crazy people?

"Brother, I’m dead, I was here in Nantes doing things, things, things, things and things, and it never stops, it never stops, it never stops.

"I’m here on a plane that looks like it’s about to fall apart, and I’m going to Cardiff, crazy, tomorrow we already start, and in the afternoon we start training, boys, in my new team…

"Let’s see what happens, so, how are you brothers and sisters, all right?

"If in an hour and a half you have no news from me, I don’t know if they are going to send someone to look for me because they cannot find me, but you know … Dad, how scared am I!”

Reports suggest Sala had expressed concern about the flight having travelled from Cardiff back to France in the same plane over the weekend.

He texted friends once on board to say the plane was making "weird noises" before the plane was reported as missing at around 8:30pm on Monday night.

The light aircraft had been flying at 5000ft but requested to land while passing Guernsey, with the a single-engine plane last detected at 2300 feet when they lost contact with Jersey air traffic controllers.

Cardiff City cancelled training on Tuesday, which was due to be Sala's first day with his new team-mates, in the wake of the tragic incident.
By:
darren_discombobulates_sports
When: 23 Jan 19 16:20
apparently the plane he was travelling in was 35 years old, think anything over 15 years in aviation is considered old, 35 years is living well into borrowed time.
By:
sofaking
When: 23 Jan 19 16:40
That's terrible. RIP. Sad
By:
leazes67
When: 23 Jan 19 17:17
Pilot is a gas fitter,ffsSad
By:
howard
When: 23 Jan 19 17:53
If you get decent wages sometimes the best bet is  put your hand in your pocket and fly first to Heathrow.
By:
Latalomne
When: 23 Jan 19 18:18

Jan 23, 2019 -- 4:20PM, darren_discombobulates_sports wrote:


apparently the plane he was travelling in was 35 years old, think anything over 15 years in aviation is considered old, 35 years is living well into borrowed time.


That really depends how well it's maintained.

It's all very well dumping people with parachutes out the side door of an aeroplane at an airfield you know like the back of your hand, and quite different flying a single-engine prop, over the sea, at night and in the face of icing conditions.  Whoever put pilot and passenger together bears a significant brunt of the liability here, it seems.

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