A man looks at a portrait of Emiliano Sala displayed in front of the entrance of the FC Nantes football club training center La Joneliere in La Chapelle-sur-Erdre on January 23, 2019, two days after the plane of Argentinian forward vanished during a flight from Nantes in western France to Cardiff in Wales. The 28-year-old Argentine striker is one of two people still missing after contact was lost with the light aircraft he was travelling in on January 21, 2019 night. Sala was on his way to the Welsh capital to train with his new teammates for the first time after completing a £15 million ($19 million) move to Cardiff City from French side Nantes on January 19. / AFP / LOIC VENANCE
Alors que des débris de sièges ont été retrouvés sur une plage française, les examens préliminaires ont permis d’établir qu’ils proviennent « probablement »de l’avion disparu qui transportait le footballeur argentin Emiliano Sala et son pilote.
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« Après un examen préliminaire, nous avons conclu qu’il est probable que les coussins proviennent de l’avion disparu », a annoncé le bureau d’enquête sur les accidents aériens, l’Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB), dans un communiqué.
