Indonesian authorities on Sunday located the black boxes of the Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the sea soon after taking off from the capital Jakarta.

Two black boxes of crashed Indonesian plane located

The crash site of the Indonesian Sriwijaya plane has finally been identified & rescue team has recovered part of the plane's engine. There seem to be no signs of the survivors in the crash.

Indonesian rescue team recovers part of the plane's engine

Argentine footballer Lionel Messi has urged the authorities to continue the search for the plane carrying Premier League football player <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/factbox-cardiff-city-striker-emiliano-sala-192054">Emiliano Sala</a> which disappeared over the English Channel a few days ago.

Rescuers said on Thursday they had <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/rescuers-end-search-for-missing-plane-carrying-football-star-emiliano-sala-192562">ended the search</a> stating that the chances of survival were extremely remote.&nbsp;

Messi wrote on his Instagram, "While there are possibilities, a thread of hope, we ask you to please do not stop looking."

He added, "All my strength and support to your family and friends."

Also Read: <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/please-dont-stop-the-search-emiliano-salas-sister-pleads-192598">'Please don't stop the search': Emiliano Sala's sister pleads</a>

Cardiff City's new signing Sala and the aircraft's pilot, David Ibbotson, have been missing since Monday night.&nbsp;

Rescuers had mentioned that chances of finding either of them alive were almost vanishingly slim.&nbsp;

A recording had since emerged of a fearful voice message Sala apparently sent in which he expressed concerns about the single-engine Piper Malibu aircraft he was flying in.&nbsp;

The 28-year-old Argentina-born forward was en route from Nantes in western France to make his debut for Welsh team Cardiff City.

Argentine footballer Lionel Messi has urged the authorities to continue the search for the plane carrying Premier League football player Emiliano Sala which disappeared over the English Channel a few days ago.

Argentine footballer Lionel Messi has urged the authorities to continue the search for the plane carrying Premier League football player Emiliano Sala which disappeared over the English Channel a few days ago. Rescuers said on Thursday they had ended the search stating that the chances of survival were extremely remote. Messi wrote on his Instagram, "While there are possibilities, a thread of hope, we ask you to please do not stop looking." He added, "All my strength and support to your family and friends." Also Read: 'Please don't stop the search': Emiliano Sala's sister pleads Cardiff City's new signing Sala and the aircraft's pilot, David Ibbotson, have been missing since Monday night. Rescuers had mentioned that chances of finding either of them alive were almost vanishingly slim. A recording had since emerged of a fearful voice message Sala apparently sent in which he expressed concerns about the single-engine Piper Malibu aircraft he was flying in. The 28-year-old Argentina-born forward was en route from Nantes in western France to make his debut for Welsh team Cardiff City.

Lionel Messi requests authorities to resume search for missing Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala

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Two black boxes of crashed Indonesian plane located

Indonesian rescue team recovers part of the plane's engine

Lionel Messi requests authorities to resume search for missing Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala