A young co-pilot killed in the Colombia plane crash was on her first flight under her new job title.
Sisy Arias, from Bolivia, was flying as a civilian co-pilot for the first time when the LaMia Airlines jet smashed into the Andes Mountains on Monday.
She said: ‘LaMia is always transporting soccer teams, in this case Chapeco, taking them to the city of Medellin, Colombia and we are ready to offer them the best service.The 29-year-old, who was also a model in Colombia, was recorded prior to the flight during an interview saying ‘we are ready to offer them the best service’.
‘It is very important to know they use a Bolivian company, being a Brazilian team, so we are able to transport them to Medellin.’
Cockpit audio records frantic pilot in Colombian plane crash radioing for help after ‘running out of One route to Medellin, it is believed that the aircraft had ‘total electrical failure’ and was out of fuel.
Brazilian player Jakson Follman survived the crash however had his right leg amputated in surgery
A young co-pilot killed in the Colombia plane crash was on her first flight under her new job title.
Sisy Arias, from Bolivia, was flying as a civilian co-pilot for the first time when the LaMia Airlines jet smashed into the Andes Mountains on Monday.
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At the time of the incident, the airline was transporting the Chapecoense football team and 21 Brazilian journalists.
The 29-year-old, who was also a model in Colombia, was recorded prior to the flight during an interview saying ‘we are ready to offer them the best service’.
She said: ‘LaMia is always transporting soccer teams, in this case Chapeco, taking them to the city of Medellin, Colombia and we are ready to offer them the best service.
‘It is very important to know they use a Bolivian company, being a Brazilian team, so we are able to transport them to Medellin.’
Cockpit audio records frantic pilot in Colombian plane crash radioing for help after ‘running out of fuel’
One route to Medellin, it is believed that the aircraft had ‘total electrical failure’ and was out of fuel.
The jet crashed close to its destination and saw a total of 71 out of 77 people on board, die.
Brazilian player Jakson Follman survived the crash however had his right leg amputated in surgery.
He survived the tragedy alongside defenders Alan Ruschel and Helio Neto.
Both suffered severe injuries to the head, spine and lungs.
Two crew members, Ximena Suarez and Erwin Tumiri, and journalist, Rafael Valmorbida also survived.
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