The pilot of the missing plane in which Sala was traveling was not registered, he was a DJ and he was working as a plumber

The unrest remains latent in the country, in the world and in the sporting environment after the disappearance of the private plane in which traveled the Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala. Various sports leaders raised their voices, along with the parents of the young Santa Fe, to demand that the research does not stop.

After three days of intense mopping up in the Channel waters, the last known place on the plane before losing contact on Monday night, the Guernsey police decided to suspend the search because it considers that chances of survival are minimal. .

In the context of the protests for the rescue operation to continue despite all the existing obstacles, the British newspaper The Sun has revealed disturbing data regarding David Ibboston, the 59-year-old man who was piloting the operation. plane gone.

According to the British newspaper, Ibboston had a private license to transport pbadengers but did not have a commercial license. Due to his debts, he was looking for extra money as a DJ and plumber to finance his pbadion for airplanes.

A friend of the pilot told the same media: "I always thought that he was a better plumber than a pilot" and added that he had thousands of hours flying, but that he was making less demanding journeys, such as the transport of paratroopers for jumps.

This friend confessed that Ibboston was exercising this activity more as a hobby than as a job and had claimed that before taking the plane, he had revealed to his friends that he "felt tired".