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Peruvian aviation accident investigators on Sunday (August 2) examined the wreckage of the small tourist plane that crashed on Saturday (August 1) while flying over Peru's famous Nazca Lines archaeological site, killing all 13 people aboard. - REUTERS

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00:12It's obvious from what you see that the aircraft lost altitude and impacted with the ground,
00:19and from there the parts went forward. That's all I can tell you. Why did it impact? Why did
00:26it lose altitude? We don't know. We are identifying the most important pieces, the components,
00:34the most important accessories of the aircraft. This is a first judicial measure which is what
00:40matters most for the investigation. Then they are sent to workshops in Lima and to the laboratory,
00:47either in Peru or at the manufacturer's facility. This propeller, for example, is a Macaulay
00:54brand. Its manufacturer is American.
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