A tourist plane crashed in Peru, killing 13 people on board, according to Deutsche Welle. The plane was on a flight to see the Nazca Lines, a group of geoglyphs etched into the deserts of southern Peru. This incident occurred during a sightseeing flight, resulting in the loss of all lives on board.
The crash is reported to have occurred while the plane was flying over the Nazca Lines, a popular tourist destination. According to The Guardian, the plane was carrying tourists when it crashed, and all 13 on board were killed. Other sources, including the BBC and The Independent, confirm the same number of fatalities.
The Nazca Lines are a significant tourist attraction in southern Peru, and flights over the area are a common activity for visitors. The crash highlights the risks associated with tourist flights over remote and challenging terrain.