A small tourist plane crashed in Peru while conducting a sightseeing flight over the Nazca Lines, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its ancient geoglyphs. According to local reports, the crash resulted in the deaths of all 13 individuals on board.

While the initial reports confirm the location and the total number of fatalities, specific details regarding the cause of the crash, the identities of the passengers, or the airline involved have not yet been released by authorities. The Nazca Lines are a popular tourist destination, and small aircraft flights are the primary method for visitors to view the massive desert drawings from the air. Aviation accidents in this region have occurred in the past, often leading to increased scrutiny of the safety standards for the small tour operators that service the area. Local emergency services and aviation officials are currently investigating the wreckage to determine what led to the loss of the aircraft.