Video: Guatemalan Plane Crash in Tapachula, Chiapas Claims Two Lives
Chiapas, Mexico —
The Secretariat of Agriculture has reported the tragic crash of a light aircraft operated by Guatemalan aviation company Inversiones 777 S.A. The incident occurred in the Tapachula region of Chiapas, near the southern border of Mexico.
According to the official statement, the crash resulted in the deaths of both crew members on board:
- Pilot: Carlos Eduardo Monroy Pinto
- Co-pilot: Byron Eduardo Moran de Paz
Local authorities and emergency services responded to the site immediately after the aircraft went down. An investigation is currently underway to determine the cause of the accident.
Details Under Investigation
While the exact cause remains unknown, preliminary information suggests that mechanical failure or weather conditions may have played a role. The aircraft was reportedly conducting agricultural work in the area when the crash occurred.
The Secretariat of Agriculture has extended condolences to the families of the victims and confirmed coordination with Guatemalan authorities for further assistance and investigation.
Company Background: Inversiones 777 S.A.
Inversiones 777 S.A. is a Guatemalan company involved in aviation services, including agricultural and private flights. The company has not released an official statement as of this report.
