Pilot dies on LATAM flight to Chile, forcing emergency landing
Iván Andaur, 56, was at the helm of the Santiago-bound LATAM airlines flight at around 11 p.m. when he suffered apparent cardiac arrest.
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Iván Andaur, 56, was at the helm of the Santiago-bound LATAM airlines flight at around 11 p.m. when he suffered apparent cardiac arrest.
Capt. Ivan Andaur collapsed inside lavatory three hours into flight from Miami, Fla., to Santiago, Chile.
Ivan Andaur, 56, was flying LATAM flight LA505 from Miami International Airport to Santiago, Chile, on Sunday night when he started to feel unwell and collapsed in the lavatory.
A flight from Miami International Airport to Chile’s capital diverted to Panama City Monday after one of its pilots suffered a mid-flight medical emergency and later died.
Iván Andaur, 56, was piloting the plane from Miami, Florida to Santiago, Chile on Sunday night when he tragically collapse and died leaving the plane pilotless.