Completely blows your mind when you think of the possibilities of this happening are already rare... then add in if Cardiff never signed him, or signed him a day or 2 earlier or later. Then add in its 2 people not a usual 50+ seater aircraft and the possibility of him being 1 of the 2 in the whole world. F*cking mental.
What I can't understand is there are runways on Jersey, Guernsey & Alderney so there was plenty of alternatives to get the plane down safely, you'd have thought.
Lots of talk about it being a single engine plane rather than a double. Apparently (particularly with conditions/visibility as they were) chartering a single engine plane for that journey was mental, especially in the dark.
News getting worse by the minute, Aircraft went off radar at 8 23 pm. some 14 miles north of Guernsey in bad weather conditions. That's already 14 hours ago, not sounding good at all, we remain in hope.
This true? I haven't seen this on any news site I've seen. Strange that if they were in contact close to there they can't locate the plane.
Hate to be a cynic but he's almost certainly brown bread. What a disaster. Small planes are definitely a no no for me - even more so after this.
It says so on the BBC website: "Guernsey police said "no trace" of the missing aircraft had been found. It left Nantes at 19:15 and had been flying at 5,000ft when it contacted Jersey air traffic control requesting descent, the force said"
