The Jetstream aircraft, operated by Honduran carrier Lanhsa, was carrying 17 people, including three crew members.
March 18, 2025 |
A tragic aviation disaster struck Honduras as a Jetstream aircraft crashed into the sea shortly after takeoff from Roatan Island, killing at least seven people and injuring several others. The aircraft, operated by Honduran carrier Lanhsa, was en route to La Ceiba airport on the Honduran mainland when it plunged into the water just one kilometer from the coast.
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Rescue Operations Underway
Survivors & Casualties:
- 10 people were pulled from the wreckage.
- Six victims succumbed to injuries at the hospital.
- A crew member's body was later found floating near the crash site.
Challenges in Rescue Efforts:
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- The aircraft crashed into the sea, making recovery efforts difficult for emergency responders.
- Passengers included a U.S. national, a French national, and two minors.
Official Statements:
- Fire Department Chief Wilmer Guerrero confirmed the death toll at seven and stated that the search for more survivors is ongoing.
- Police Chief Lisandro Muñoz reported that the aircraft fell into the water shortly after takeoff, making the rescue efforts complicated.
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Last Updated on March 18, 2025 by Misha Bhatia
