Five: light aircraft carrying tourists to tour the Nazca line in the Peru desert crashing on Friday, killing the seven people on the boat, the authorities said.
Brigadier Juan Tirado, a firefighter with the 82nd extinguishing company in Nazca, said the plane was down near the airport in the city.
“There is no survivor,” he said.
Aero Santos, a tourist company that has a plane, said the plane brought five tourists, pilots and co-pilots.
Nationality and identity of tourists has not been determined.
Nazca lines are large etches that describe imaginary figures, creatures and plants that are scratched on the surface of the coastal desert between 1,500 and 2,000 years ago.
They are believed to have ritual astronomical purposes and are recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.