A plane carrying tourists crashed in Peru while performing a sightseeing flight over the world-famous Nazca geoglyphs. No one on board survived. This was reported by UNN with reference to Reuters.
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Peru's Ministry of Transport and Communications stated in its statement that there were 11 foreign tourists on board - Germans, Italians, and Spaniards - and two crew members.
The small aircraft, a Cessna Caravan C-208 model, belonged to the local Peruvian airline Aerodiana and departed from Pisco airport at approximately 12:10 local time. At around 13:00 local time, the crew reported an emergency to the control tower of Nazca airport, after which radio contact was lost
According to local media, strong winds forced a small plane carrying two Peruvian tourists on board, and another plane with six foreign tourists on board, to divert to Marcona airport.
Recall
On July 25, a two-seat plane crashed into a residential building in northwestern Germany. Two people died as a result of the impact.