Aircraft crashes come Sao Paulo, Brazil, all 62 on board presumed ineffective

An airliner with 62 of us on board crashed in Brazil on Friday (August 9), and the country’s president acknowledged that every body passengers are presumed ineffective.

Video shared on social media showed what seemed to be the plane plunging down at the help of a cluster of bushes, followed by a shipshape plume of dim smoke.

Airline Voepass acknowledged the plane, which had taken off from Cascavel, within the declare of Parana, creep for Sao Paulo’s predominant global airport, crashed within town of Vinhedo, about 80 km (50 miles) northwest of Sao Paulo.

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The airline acknowledged it can no longer provide extra knowledge on what prompted the plane, which had a PS-VPB registration, to break.

The aircraft became listed by flight tracker FlightRadar24 as an ATR 72-500 turboprop. ATR is jointly owned by Airbus, and Italian aerospace team Leonardo.

Talking at an event, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva asked for a minute of silence for the victims of the break, adding that every body on board were presumed ineffective.

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Sao Paulo’s declare fire brigade rushed seven crews to the scene of the accident, in step with a put up on social media.