A sightseeing plane carrying tourists to view Peru’s famous Nazca Lines crashed shortly after takeoff from an airport near the desert site, killing all 13 people on board, authorities said. The crash involved a Cessna 208 Caravan operated by AeroDiana, a company that offers short aerial tours over the ancient Nazca Lines. AdvertisementWhat happened to the plane carrying tourists over Nazca Lines? AdvertisementWas there any warning before the deadly plane crash? Officials in Vista Alegre, the area where the aircraft went down, said preliminary information suggested the plane suffered an “in-flight emergency”.