US EditionHercules C-130 Accidented in Putumayo Had No Insurance: Fac Would Have Reported a Millionaire Fleet Deficit
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According to documents of the Colombian Aerospace Force, known by Caracol Radio, the aircraft that left 69 dead and dozens injured did not have insurance at the time of the accident. According to the FAC, in January 2026 there was already a warning about a deficit of 258 billion pesos that were necessary to secure the entire air fleet. At the time of the accident, 126 people, including 11 crew members, 113 of the army and two policemen, were tra…
Hércules aircraft that crashed in Putumayo did not have insurance Period Agency... Thu, 09/04/2026 - 11:11 Documents reveal that the sinister aircraft in Puerto Leguízamo was not insured due to lack of resources. The government ordered investigations into the acquisition and maintenance of the aircraft.
Commander of the force said that before the end of April a report of the investigation around the accident will be consolidated. What does the FAC say?
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