Five killed in Colombia plane crash
All five people on board a Cessna T206 aircraft that crashed in Colombia have died.
Operativ Media reports that Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella announced this on the social network X.
The aircraft, with registration number HK-4985, disappeared from radar on the morning of September 13 during a flight to Bogota.
"Unfortunately, authorities confirmed that everyone on board was found dead," the president said.
The plane disappeared from radar on the morning of September 13 during a flight to Bogota. The last contact with the aircraft was made in a mountainous, forested area on the border of the Choco and Risaralda departments. Search teams later discovered the suspected crash site in the Tatama National Natural Park. The aircraft was located in difficult-to-access mountainous terrain, and the complex topography and weather conditions hampered search and rescue operations. Helicopters were required to transport rescuers to the area.