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Dalman has said that the plane was not arranged by the club but Sala made his own arrangements..
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[QUOTE=simonp_ccfc;4944253]You would never get me into one of those aircraft unless it was flying over dry land on a beautiful sunny day.[/QUOTE
I agree 100% been on tnem, only when weather is perfect and in daylight,tnis is not even a jet engine, you can buy one for 40k
Perhaps the pilot was a mate of Sala
Did I just hear that there was a life raft on board the plane and now they are looking for this also? On TS?Originally Posted by Toadstool
Correct, Guernsey police have confirmed this and made the search for the liferaft a priority.
It would be a miracle if they were still alive after 40 hours of being on a life raft (hopefully stranded on a nearby desolate bit of land).
But I will live in hope, miracles can happen!
I still feel sick to the stomach. Like most of us I'd feared the worst from early on yesterday. Even more so when they called off the search attempts last night. I was just waiting for the inevitable news. This life raft development has played with my emotions even more. It gives us hope that he may somehow be alive, which would be a miracle. However, it could well just be false hope, which is awful.
Dalman says the flight was certainly not organised by the club, which rules out the possibility of it being Tan’s plane I should think.
According to Simon Jordan, agents usually organise travel in these instances and invoice the club.
I believe that type of aircraft has a turboprop engine, when there is only one there is no redundancy in the system. There are so many questions we can ask. Every news bulletin seemed to be carrying this story yesterday and I just tutted to myself when I thought about how unnecessary it was. Sad.I agree 100% been on tnem, only when weather is perfect and in daylight,tnis is not even a jet engine, you can buy one for 40k
"No hope" of finding Emiliano Sala.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-46966424
That no hope comment was from yesterday. I'm clinging onto the new hope of them on a life raft.
A personal opinion but obviously a very well educated one.
Still hope I think today however it is diminishing by the minute without update.
I don't think it is, it was part of a "breaking news" story on the BBC's site and the page was only posted a few minutes ago.
The weather in mid-Channel would be very cold indeed and I can't imagine that any investigators/rescuers really imagine that the two chaps could have survived after all this time.
Including in the liferaft? Not sure what the survival time would be in that without water/food and the air temperature.
If they were in the water they would’ve died within a few hours of the ditch.
https://www.flightradar24.com/FA20/1f44cf2e
Just watching the two FA20's searching over Dartmoor national park
Definitely saw an interview with that guy where he said the same thing yesterday. May have just interviewed him again.
https://www.pprune.org/accidents-clo...el-island.html
Read the most recent posts in this thread.
Lost walkers probably, doubt it’s anything to do with Sala
I wonder if the search has been scaled back or there is more of a concentration of using helicopters. The only vessel I can see on the water in the general area (from the Marine Traffic website) is an RNLI Rib (B 841) which is conducting a search along the Jersey coast from North of La Perruque to the East of St Martin and even that is now back in its base. The Flightrader website doesn't show helicopter activity but there are no small planes to be seen in the search area. What is going on? Have they given up? All speculation of course but it does seem odd unless there is something to report.
Exactly.
Based on the four scenarios the police say they are following you have to think no. 4 is the real only option. For them to have landed and made it to shore somewhere you'd imagine the police would have checked there first.
Incredibly sad for all involved.
Does anybody find it really odd that they have not revealed the name of the pilot?
Surely giving a name, what time you were taking the plane and it's destination would be a minimum requirement for a flight of this nature? Even for things like anti-terrorism measures etc.
Doubtful they would’ve given up at this time, should it be helicopter only then I would say that is a positive sign that someone has been found (dead or alive) and they can attempt to recover whatever or whoever they’ve found.
Searching over Bristol Channel as well
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