A tourist plane carrying 13 people—including Italian, German, and Spanish visitors—crashed in Peru while flying over the iconic Nazca Lines, with no survivors. The Aerodiana-operated aircraft vanished from radar shortly after takeoff from Pisco airport and exploded upon impact near Pueblo Viejo. Preliminary findings point to an in-flight emergency, though the exact cause remains unknown. The region, popular for scenic flights over ancient geoglyphs, has seen similar tragedies before, including fatal crashes in 2022 and 2010. Authorities are investigating, despite clear weather and recent wind-related diversions.
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