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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.
สิ่งที่เราทราบในตอนแรก
- All 13 aboard an Aug. 1 Aerodiana sightseeing flight from Pisco were killed, with no survivors.
- The 11 tourists were seven Italians, two Germans and two Spaniards; two Peruvian crew also died.
- The aircraft was a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan departing Pisco at 12:10 PM local for the Nazca Lines.
- Tourist flights were suspended for winds and visibility one day before the crash.
- Crew reported an emergency before contact was lost; cause remains under investigation.
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- 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.
สิ่งที่เราบอกว่าจะจับตา
- Whether investigators release the emergency call content, weather authorizations, and operator dispatch records.
- Whether the July 31 suspension and its lifting, if it was lifted, are documented and made public.
