Brazil: 14 dead after medium-sized aircraft crashes in Barcelos
The Bandeirante model vehicle was carrying 12 tourists, along with the pilot and co-pilot.
The report quoted the Civil Defence as saying that there were no survivors in the incident.
The crash took place as the plane was trying to land in the city, which is located about 400 km from the state capital, Manaus, from where it had taken off, CNN Brasil reported.
The crash took place around 3 pm (Brazil time), according to the report.
The aeroplane possibly crashed due to bad weather, the report stated, adding that it was raining heavily at the time of landing.
Further, according to CNN Brasil, the passengers in the ill-fated aircraft were going to practice recreational fishing.
The Center for Research and Prevention of Aeronautical Accidents (Cenipa) confirmed in a statement that investigators from the Seventh Regional Service for Investigation and Prevention of Aeronautical Accidents (Seripa VII) were asked to report to the site of the plane crash.
Seripa VII is a regional body of Cenipa.
According to the Cenipa, initially, special techniques are used to collect and confirm data, preserve evidence, verify damage caused to the aircraft, or by the aircraft and gather other important information for the investigation process, CNN Brasil reported.
The conclusion of the investigation will take the minimal time possible and will always depend on the complexity of each occurrence, the report stated, adding that the probe also needs to pinpoint possible contributing factors to the incident.
According to the National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac), the aircraft belonged to the company named Manaus Taxi Aereo and was regularised and authorised to carry out air taxi service.
Manaus Aerotáxi, a company that operated the aircraft,
