What happened to Ana Diego Matias? Family launches fundraiser as victims identified in Lantana airp

March 2024 · 3 minute read

Two casualties who died in the Lantana plane accident on Friday, May 26, have been recognized as Stanley Sands and Ana Diego Matias.

The Cessna 172, a fixed-wing, single-motor airplane crashed at the Lantana Air terminal and killed Sands and Matias presently before 11.20 am neighborhood time. As indicated by flight records, the plane supposedly took off at Around 11.18 am nearby time.

Alongside the sheriff’s office, the Public Transportation Security Load up would likewise aid the examination of the deadly accident which occurred only half a month after a plane crashed in the Colombian woods on May 1.

Ana Diego Matias’ family has coordinated a GoFundMe pledge drive to meet her memorial service costs and to move her to Guatemala, her origination. As per the pledge drive post, Matias has been depicted as somebody who needed to turn into a pilot from here on out.

Two casualties recognized as Ana Diego Matias and Stanley Sands were killed in the lethal plane accident on Friday at Lantana Air terminal
Only half a month after the deadly plane accident in the Colombia timberland on May 1, one more plane crashed at Lantana Air terminal on May 26 at around 11.20 am nearby time.

It supposedly took off at 11.18 am and had a tail number of N3KV. It was likewise affirmed that the plane zoomed multiple times somewhat recently. It was found that Stanley Sands was a long-term flight teacher and Ana Diego Matias, was a flight understudy.

As indicated by a repairman at the Lantana Air terminal, the plane was battling to land, and he likewise saw it crash. He further asserted that criminal investigators have gotten some information about anything he saw.

The Public Transportation Security Board made an announcement tending to the lethal accident that killed Stanley Sands and Ana Diego Matias. As per the assertion:

“Any individual who saw the mishap or has reconnaissance video that might have caught the occasion is encouraged to contact the NTSB by means of email at witness@ntsb.gov.”Ana Matias’ family sent off a pledge drive post to meet her memorial service costs
Ana Diego Matias’ auntie sent off the GoFundMe pledge drive and pointed toward raising $10,000 to meet her burial service costs. The pledge drive has previously gathered more than $400, and it has been additionally guaranteed in the post that Ana died quickly during the accident.

The pledge drive post furthermore said: As per a flying video, the plane that crashed was isolated down the middle, and seriously crushed up in the grass close to the runway, very near the Lake Osborne camping area.

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