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Five Occupants of Crashed Plane Found Dead in Colombia

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Colombian authorities confirmed that all five people aboard a Cessna T206 aircraft that crashed Sunday while flying to Bogotá were found dead.

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The Cessna T206 aircraft used by Turkish businessman Mehmet Çankaya, who disappeared after losing radio contact on September 13 in Colombia, was found in the Tatamá Mountains three days after its disappearance. It was determined that Çankaya and four medical personnel on board had lost their lives. Turkish tourism entrepreneur Mehmet...

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Three days after the disappearance of Turkish businessman and pilot Mehmet Çankaya along with four others in Colombia, search and rescue teams reached the wreckage of the plane he was flying. So, who is Mehmet Çankaya? What does Mehmet Çankaya do? Who is Mehmet Çankaya's wife?

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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President Abelardo de la Espriella confirmed the discovery after three days of searching for Cessna belonging to the Colombian Civil Air Patrol.

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In Colombia, a Cessna T206 crashed a route from Condoto in Choco's department to Guaymaral airport in Bogotá. On 16 September, the President of the country, Abelardo de la Espriella, reported that all five persons on board had died on social network X.

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The five people on board a small plane that crashed over the weekend in a mountainous region of Colombia have been found dead. This was announced by the country's President Abelardo de la Esperanza on Wednesday. The plane had departed from Condoto, a jungle town in the Choco department, and was bound for the capital Bogota. Contact was lost a few minutes after takeoff on Sunday. The plane was carrying a pilot and four members of a private health…

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PULZO broke the news in Colombia on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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