Lionel Messia nervous about airplanes his Argentina nd Spanish team now uses

Earl "Bam Bam Cunningham
   Lionel messia couldn't believe it when he heard the news a Brazilian team Chapecoense soccer team and that every member was killed n a airplane crash. Messia watched the news and thought the sound and name of the type of plane looked familiar.
The same plane which crashed in Colombia on November 28, killing 71 on board, including members of a Brazilian football team, was reportedly 18 minutes from running out of fuel as it flew the Argentina national side across South America early last month. The plane was running fine until it ran out of gas and hit bammmm the side of the mountain.

The British Aerospace 146 plane, which was confirmed by the Jose Maria Cordova International Airport as LAMIA Bolivia RJ85, registration CP-2933, was used to fly Lionel Messi and his team from Belo Horizonte to Buenos Aires on November 11 ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Colombia four days later. Lionel Messia is the premier soccer player of the world and his loss na airplane crash would of reverberated throughout the world being bigger news than this third rate soccer team of Chapecoense.
The British Aerospace 146 plane, which was confirmed by the Jose Maria Cordova International Airport as LAMIA Bolivia RJ85, registration CP-2933, was used to fly Lionel Messi and his team from Belo Horizonte to Buenos Aires on November 11 ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Colombia four days later.
And reports from Brazil have now suggested that the Argentina team were only 18 minutes away from meeting the same tragic fate as the 71 people who lost their lives in last month’s crash.

Messi and his team mates were allegedly in the air for four hours and four minutes – aboard an aircraft which could fly with a full fuel tank for just four hours and 22 minutes. The cost cutting measures of these charter planes and even the bigger airplanes should put shivers into the spines of people who fly regularly ina proud manner as representatives of the global order. Messia got real emotional upon the news of the deaths of fellow soccer players and then when he learned he had been on the same cheap British cost-cutting global charter plane he started to cry as he does after a tough loss whether be on the Argentina national team or as a member of F Barcelona. Lionel Messia was this close to winding up the same way as members of the Brazilian football Chapecoense  and their graves alongside the Colombian mountainside.