All passengers on board the Channel Islands' air search plane are reportedly safe after a crash landing in Jersey this evening. The plane is understood to have been used on an emergency call searching for two people missing at sea.
A spokesperson for Jersey Ports has confirmed all five crew members aboard a rescue plane that crash landed on Jersey's north coast are safe and accounted for.
Alan Donald confirmed the plane was being used in a search for two adult men believed to be missing in a dinghy. The search for the pair continues.
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