NewsWPLG Local 10 – EspañolAugust 3, 2026Miami-Dade
Peru identifies 13 victims of Nazca Lines plane crash
Peruvian authorities have identified all 13 individuals who died in a plane crash on Saturday while attempting to fly over the Nazca Lines. Following the incident, Spain has issued a travel advisory recommending that citizens avoid flights over the archaeological site.
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The crash resulted in 13 fatalities, including 11 European tourists, prompting international travel warnings regarding aerial tours of the Nazca Lines.
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personGiorgia Meloni“Italian Prime Minister who expressed condolences for the Italian victims.”locationPerú“The country where the accident occurred.”locationNazca“The site of the archaeological lines and the crash.”locationNazca Lines“Site of the fatal crash and the subject of the travel advisory.”personRogers Valencia“Peruvian Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism who stated the pilot reported mec”organizationAerodiana“Operator of the aircraft involved in the fatal crash; operations suspended by Pe”organizationMinisterio de Asuntos Exteriores de España“Issued travel advisory recommending against flights over Nazca Lines.”locationEspaña“The country issuing travel recommendations.”personJosé Pacheco“Head of forensics for the prosecutor's office overseeing victim identification.”organizationUNESCO“Recognizes the Nazca Lines as a World Heritage site.”