14 dead as plane carrying tourists crashes in Brazil
- Fourteen people were killed in a plane crash in the Brazilian Amazon, which occurred during bad weather when the plane was nearing the end of its trip between Manaus and Barcelos, a popular tourist destination.
- The victims were Brazilian tourists on their way to fish, and the plane was chartered by a local businessman. The investigation into the cause of the incident has been launched.
- The Governor of Amazonas state expressed his condolences and mentioned that heavy rainfall and a possible error in the landing route may have led to the accident. The Brazilian Air Force is conducting an investigation into the crash.
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Plane crash kills 14 people in Brazil’s northern Amazonas state
A plane crash in Brazil’s northern Amazonas state has killed 14 people on Saturday. The regional governor says 12 passengers and two crew were onboard the Embraer aircraft when it crashed in Barcelos province. Authorities believe the plane was attempting to land in heavy rain before the pilots lost control of the aircraft. All on board were travelling to Barcelos for seasonal sport fishing. The country's air force has been sent to assist with in…
14 killed in plane crash in Brazilian Amazon
The small plane's pilot was approaching the remote town in heavy rain, with low visibility, and appeared to inadvertently start landing halfway down the runway, Amazonas state security secretary Vinicius Almeida told a news conference.The plane ran out of landing strip and crashed, killing all 12 passengers and two crew, he said.Initial investigations indicated the passengers were all Brazilian men traveling to the region for sport fishing, the …
Fourteen people killed in plane crash in Brazil’s Amazonas state
Regional governor says 12 passengers and two crew were onboard the Embraer jet when it crashed in Barcelos provinceFourteen people on a small jet died when the plane crashed in Brazil’s northern Amazonas state on Saturday, the regional governor said.The crash took place in Barcelos province, about 250 miles (400km) from the state capital, Manaus. Continue reading...
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