A tourist plane crashed in Peru while en route from Pisco to its destination, resulting in 13 fatalities. Among the deceased are seven Italian citizens, as well as two Spanish and two German nationals. The aircraft lost contact with air traffic control shortly before the crash, and strong wind gusts are being investigated as a potential contributing factor. The Italian embassy in Lima and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs are actively coordinating with Peruvian authorities to provide assistance and gather further information. This incident marks a tragic loss for the families of those involved and raises concerns about aviation safety in the region. Investigations are underway to determine the precise cause of the accident and prevent similar occurrences in the future. Authorities are working to identify and repatriate the remains of the victims.