An interim report into the plane crash which killed footballer Emiliano Sala is set to be published.
The Cardiff City player’s body was found in the flight’s wreckage after it went down over the English Channel on January 21.
He had just signed to the club from French team Nantes and was being flown by pilot David Ibbotson when the crash happened.
The 28-year-old’s body was recovered on February 6 but Mr Ibbotson, 59, has not been found.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch, who conduct safety investigations into aviation incidents, will release its preliminary findings at 2pm on Monday.
Mr Ibbotson's family hope a fresh search for his body will begin this week after setting up an online fundraising campaign which has reached £250,000.
The aircraft remains underwater off the coast of Guernsey after an attempt to recover it was hampered by bad weather.
Thousands attended the striker’s funeral in his native Argentina on February 16, including Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock and former team mate Nicolas Pallis.
The service was held at his boyhood club, San Martin de Progreso.
The opening to Mr Sala's inquest found he died from "head and trunk injuries" and was formally identified by his fingerprints.
It has been adjourned until November at Dorset Coroner's Court.
