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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
Harry Monk
The decision to fly is always the pilot's. He/ she would be the one to assess whether they felt the plane was safe to fly. Unfortunately, this looks like the wrong decision has been made, if all we are hearing is true. Until we have the full investigation, we won't know.
And we shouldn't speculate until then. It's wrong and won't do any good.
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
He really is gone isn't he?
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
Baker
He really is gone isn't he?
The longer we go without news then I’d imagine so. Survival time in the water was probably only a couple of hours given the sea surface temperature.
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
Baker
He really is gone isn't he?
'fraid so.
RIP Emi. We will never know.
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
fred keenor
Not a good read at all ...... so many questions that'll never get answered
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Aircraft was owned by the football club? meaning us? And he complained to someone it was bumpy on the previous journey. Not good.
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Originally Posted by
Forgotmyoldaccount
Don’t give them the attention, to be so sociopathic all isn’t right with their lives.
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Forgotmyoldaccount
Got to keep up the well ard look. These days online.
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Forgotmyoldaccount
Aircraft was owned by the football club? meaning us?
I read somewhere it was Tans
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If only he hadn't have postponed his signing and transfer last week so he could play 1 last game for Nantes, he may still have been alive today. Sad.
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Originally Posted by
Blue Dwr
If only he hadn't have postponed his signing and transfer last week so he could play 1 last game for Nantes, he may still have been alive today. Sad.
Every single moment has an impact on our lives and we have no control.
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
fred keenor
A very valid point about why he was being flown in a single engine aircraft over the Channel at night with an approaching front (snow?), at relatively low altitude (5,000 ft).
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
Forgotmyoldaccount
Every single moment has an impact on our lives and we have no control.
Yes, always baffles me to think in these situations that literally everything, down to the most miniscule event, at least up until he decided to board the plane has contributed to him being there at that time. Boggles the mind.
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IanD
A very valid point about why he was being flown in a single engine aircraft over the Channel at night with an approaching front (snow?), at relatively low altitude (5,000 ft).
A pilot on talksport said that all commercial charter flights over water would use twin engines as you always have a back up and that it must have been a private flight.
He was spot on unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by
Forgotmyoldaccount
Jesus. What a bunch of disgusting people.
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Originally Posted by
Forgotmyoldaccount
Several disgusting comments on there.
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NYCBlue
Jesus. What a bunch of disgusting people.
Ignore it
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Re: Light aircraft gone down from Nantes to Cardiff near Guernsey last night?
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Originally Posted by
fred keenor
A pilot on talksport said that all commercial charter flights over water would use twin engines as you always have a back up and that it must have been a private flight.
He was spot on unfortunately.
Correct. Which begs the question why a private flight in a single engine aircraft was a good idea. And did the pilot have the correct qualifications? I do hope it doesn't transpire that pressure was put on the pilot to get him to Cardiff in time for training this morning, just for publicity's sake or similar.
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Originally Posted by
IanD
Correct. Which begs the question why a private flight in a single engine aircraft was a good idea. And did the pilot have the correct qualifications? I do hope it doesn't transpire that pressure was put on the pilot to get him to Cardiff in time for training this morning, just for publicity's sake or similar.
Again, let's not jump to any conclusions.
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