Plane crash in Peru kills 13, including 11 European tourists

A small aircraft has crashed in Peru, killing all 13 people on board, according to Apollo.lv. The plane was on a sightseeing flight to view the Nazca Lines, a popular attraction for tourists visiting the region.

Among the victims were 11 European tourists. The remaining two people who lost their lives were not identified as tourists in the available information. The report does not specify whether they were crew members or had another role on the flight.

The purpose of the trip was to allow the tourists to observe the Nazca Lines from the air. No further details about the cause of the crash, the exact location, or the time of the incident have been provided. The available information confirms that there were no survivors and that the passengers included nationals from European countries.