A small passenger plane carrying 17 people tragically crashed shortly after takeoff from Roatán Island, resulting in the loss of 12 lives, with recovery efforts still ongoing for one missing individual.
Small Aircraft Tragedy Strikes Roatán Island: 12 Lives Lost
Small Aircraft Tragedy Strikes Roatán Island: 12 Lives Lost
A devastating crash off the coast of Honduras leaves multiple families grieving while investigations commence.
On March 18, 2025, a passenger plane known as the Jetstream 32 took off from Roatán Island, a tropical enclave close to the Honduran mainland. According to the Honduran civil aeronautics agency, the aircraft was en route to La Ceiba, a coastal city, when disaster struck mere seconds after lift-off. Currently, five individuals are confirmed survivors among the passengers and crew.
Local authorities reported on social media that 12 out of the 17 individuals on the flight lost their lives in the crash. Efforts to locate one deceased person still missing are being undertaken. The specific cause of the crash remains unknown, prompting the civil aeronautics agency to launch an immediate investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding this fatal accident.
Roatán Island is well-known for its stunning diving spots and attracts tourists looking for both adventure and relaxation. Authorities have not released additional details about the victims as the community comes together to offer support during this difficult time.
Mike Ives is a breaking news reporter for The Times based in Seoul, with a focus on global events.
Local authorities reported on social media that 12 out of the 17 individuals on the flight lost their lives in the crash. Efforts to locate one deceased person still missing are being undertaken. The specific cause of the crash remains unknown, prompting the civil aeronautics agency to launch an immediate investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding this fatal accident.
Roatán Island is well-known for its stunning diving spots and attracts tourists looking for both adventure and relaxation. Authorities have not released additional details about the victims as the community comes together to offer support during this difficult time.
Mike Ives is a breaking news reporter for The Times based in Seoul, with a focus on global events.
