Avion de Aerolineas Argentinas se estrella en Colonia Tacuari - Chaco 1970

Chaco: Channel 9 television journalist Nora Lafont covering the events of Aerolineas Argentinas flight 707 that covered the international passenger service Asuncion-Formosa-Rosario-Buenos Aires, Avro 748-105 plane, registration LV-HGW with the name of "Ciudad de Bahia Blanca", which crashed in Colonia Tacuari, Chaco. Image of an ambulance, police patrol car, tree saw, people, police and journalists at the scene of the tragedy. Nora Lafont's report where she states: - "It is said at this time that the governor's daughter would be alive since she was not restrained with a seat belt and would have come off since the belt that was holding her to the plane is broken. At this moment we are going to try to enter the dive that the Gendarmeria forces opened. " Evidence from a gendarme recounting that they found the daughter of the Governor of Misiones Irrazabal alive. Then the journalist asks: - To what do you attribute the fact that the only survivor was the governor's daughter? "Would the machine have blown up in the air?" General views of a group of people doing a raking in the jungle. General views of the terrain with the remains of the plane crashed in the bush and people working at the scene of the tragedy looking for the bodies. Image with man carrying a stretcher. Man with machete cutting the brush. Report to the commander in charge of the operation: -The location of the scene was obtained thanks to the provision of this map and technical assistance from you and the helicopter pilot, right? -What were the patrols that first arrived at the scene of the incident? Image with a man driving a truck on a dirt road that crosses Mt. Men patrolling the ground. Aerial shots from a helicopter where you can see a field with a house.
Reference: The crew consisted of Rodolfo Canu (pilot), Carlos Bellocq (co-pilot), Jorge Filipelli (auxiliary on board) and Cecilia Coriasco (auxiliary on board).
Date: 2/5/1970
Duration: 7 minutes 44 seconds
Film code: D-01835

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