Tourists continue to arrive at the Pisco airfield despite the plane crash in Nazca that left 13 dead.
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Thirteen people, including 11 European tourists, died in a plane crash on Saturday, August 1, in the Ica region of Peru when a light aircraft attempted to overfly the iconic pre-Inca Nazca lines. Peruvian authorities successfully identified all of the victims by Monday following the tragedy.
In the wake of the accident, the Spanish government has issued a recommendation advising travelers against taking flights over the Nazca lines. Despite the fatal incident and subsequent travel advisories, national and foreign tourists continue to arrive at the María Reiche airfield in Nasca, where aviation tourism activity remains ongoing.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on ongoing tourist arrivals and continued airfield activity despite the tragedy.
WPLG Local 10 (Miami, US) (US)Focuses on victim identifications and Spain's travel advisory against Nazca flights.
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