A Plane Carrying 81 People Including A Brazilian Soccer Team Made A Crash Downtown Columbia

The Colombian Civil Aviation Authority said on Tuesday November to 29, 2016, the plane carrying about 81 people, including Brazilian soccer feet crashed in central Colombia team, although rescuers they airlift survivors from the crash site.

A team Hibikuenci football within the 72 passengers and nine crew members on board a chartered plane when it crashed at about 10:15 pm Monday. But it did not immediately know the number of survivors.




Mauricio Parodi  a Colombian rescue official told reporters: "Tonight has been reported that a plane from Viru Viru airport in Santa Cruz in Bolivia, which was scheduled landing at the Jose Maria Cordova airport disappeared from the track."
She said the airport authorities in Medellin, where it was scheduled to land the plane on Twitter that bad weather prevented access to the crash site only by land.
Airport authorities confirmed that the plane was carrying the football team, which was scheduled to play the final in Sudomrekana Championships which are equivalent to the Europa League competition in Medellin, located 245 kilometers from the capital Bogota on Wednesday.
It was the first time ever, a small team from the city of Habbiko up to the final major championship of South America clubs.