The crashed plane, with registration number N95207, was making a tourist flight at the time of the mishap.
Three people died, and another was injured, today when a small plane crashed in the corner of San Jose Changallo, D’Ilopango.
According to Firefighters, the fatalities are: Mario Francisco Henríquez Núñez, 28; Juan Antonio Rodríguez Campos, 29; and Valeria Rebeca Henríquez Núñez of 15.
The remains of the three young men who died in a plane crash, recorded on February 20, were rescued and removed by firefighters and rescue commands.
Meanwhile, the injured is Wilber Alberto Rivas, 23 years old.
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Red Cross volunteers at the institution’s emergency center have detailed that the mishap alert was received at 9:15 p.m. Moments later an ambulance headed to the area.
The crashed plane, with registration number N95207, was making a tourist flight at the time of the mishap.
Images from the site showed the bodies of two men and a woman in the vicinity of the plane’s twisted irons.
The crash was reported at 9:15 a.m. Saturday.
On social media, some people said they saw how the device went to the ground.
Photo EDH / René Quintanilla
On October 19 another plane crash claimed the lives of two people, happened when the plane where they were traveling he rushed to the ground in the Sant Cristòfol estate, the corner of El Progrés, in the Boquerón area.
The victims were: José Concepción Sánchez, 55, died on the spot; and Elizabeth Pleitez, 56, died at San Rafael Hospital in Santa Tecla.
In the aircraft, registration N7381G, also traveled: Diego Rodrigo Orellana Perez, 23 (pilot) and Manuel Sanchez, 27, who were also taken by the Red Cross and police to the hospital.
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The Aladroc area is characterized as a tourist place by its pleasant climate and its gastronomic offer.
Another accident
Another plane crash was reported in September 2013 when an aircraft crashed near Ilopango, after taking off from a military airport that is also used for local flights and operates in this sector.
The flight instructor pilot, Jaime Alfaro, and his student, Cristall Salazar, “resulted in minor injuries,” according to the Ministry of Defense at the time.