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Nazca Lines Plane Crash

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A plane crash near Peru's Nazca Lines killed 13 people, including tourists from Spain, Italy, and Germany. Peruvian authorities are investigating the incident, with one report suggesting the airline involved may continue operations pending the outcome. The aircraft reportedly experienced mechanical problems before crashing.

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Peruvian Minister: Airline Involved in Fatal Nazca Crash May Continue Operations Pending Investigation

- Peru's Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism, Rogers Valencia, stated that Aerodiana could continue operating after a fatal tour flight crash that killed 13 people. - Valencia indicated that any decision on suspending the company's operations would depend on the conclusions of the Air Accidents Investigation Commission and the DGAC. - The company holds valid permits, and investigations are ongoiโ€ฆ