The Colombian Air Force has launched a massive search and rescue operation to locate a Satena plane that went missing while flying over the Colombian jungle. The plane, which was carrying 15 people, including passengers and crew members, was last seen on Saturday evening. Authorities have confirmed that the plane was on a routine flight from the city of Bogota to the town of Mocoa.
Search and Rescue Efforts Underway
The Colombian Air Force has deployed several aircraft and helicopters to search for the missing plane. The search area is vast, covering over 10,000 square kilometers of dense jungle. Authorities have also deployed ground troops to search for any signs of the plane.
The search and rescue operation is being led by the Colombian Air Force, with support from the Colombian Navy and Army. The operation is being coordinated from a command center in Bogota, where family members of the passengers and crew are waiting anxiously for news.
Concerns Among Family Members
Family members of the passengers and crew are expressing concern and anxiety over the disappearance of the plane. Many have taken to social media to appeal for information and to seek updates on the search and rescue operation.
The Colombian government has promised to do everything in its power to locate the plane and to ensure the safety of the passengers and crew. Authorities have also assured family members that they will provide updates on the search and rescue operation.
Investigation Underway
An investigation into the disappearance of the plane is underway. Authorities have not ruled out any possible causes, including mechanical failure, pilot error, or bad weather.
The investigation is being led by the Colombian Aviation Authority, with support from the Colombian Air Force and other government agencies.
The disappearance of the Satena plane has sparked concerns among aviation experts and authorities. The incident highlights the risks and challenges associated with flying over remote and dense jungle areas.