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Aero Diana Cessna crash near Nazca
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Where it stands
Aero Diana’s tourist Cessna crashed shortly after taking off from Pisco for the Nazca Lines, killing all 13 people aboard. Reports said flights had been suspended because of high winds and poor visibility, but this plane took off; the crash investigation and determination of the cause and any responsibility remain open.
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The story so far
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13 Dead Over the Nazca Lines After a Flight That Followed a Wind Grounding
All 11 tourists and two crew died after a Nazca sightseeing flight left Pisco a day after winds halted flying. What cleared it to go is still unexplained.
Still open after this report
- No confirmed weather status at takeoff time, no confirmed diversions of other flights, no victim ages, and no precise crash distance from the Lines.
- No verified cause, no cockpit or maintenance findings yet released, and no confirmed official explanation for why this flight departed.
History
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Who's involved
People
Keiko Fujimori67th President of Peru1 report
Places
- Capitán FAP Renán Elías Olivera AirportIca 715, Pisco 11601, Peru1 report
- NazcaNazca, Peru1 report
- Nazca LinesPeru1 report
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