Officers believe no other vehicles were involved
Three men have been jailed over a plot to fly four Albanian illegal immigrants into the UK using a six-seater plane rented from an airfield in Lincolnshire.
NCA investigators found that Styles had worked with former pilot and fellow aviation enthusiast Silvano Turchet, 68, to rent the six-seater Piper Seneca from a Lincolnshire airfield for £1,500. The NCA investigation was supported by Border Force, Immigration Enforcement and Northamptonshire Police. Shortly after his arrest, the Albanian group were detained by Northamptionshire Police officers, who were working with the NCA, in a Mercedes taxi driven by Vijayakumar Sivakumar. The migrants were handed to the immigration authorities.
The pair were arrested by the Dutch authorities in 2017 in connection with another people smuggling enterprise. Styles would later be convicted in his absence – he was already in custody in the UK by the time the case came to trial.
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