A single-engine plane of the National Air Services Company (ENSA) of Cuba, crashed this Monday in Everglades, Florida, leaving the two occupants of the aircraft as survivors of the accident.
It was learned that the plane was an Antonov (AN-2), a Cuban biplane created in the Soviet era, which crashed at about 10 miles west of Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, according to Local 10 News.
The crashed plane had the trademarks of ENSA, which is a company used by the Cuban regime for small deliveries or agricultural services, according to an investigation promoted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Security Board in (NTSB), reported Cibercuba.
According to images captured in the air, the fuselage of the aircraft was seen upside down in a shallow channel. ndo covered with grass. The accident did not cause the explosion of the plane, around which four people can be seen and a helicopter that landed on a road near the scene of the incident.
Despite the fact that the exact point at which the plane departed has not been disclosed, the distance between Havana, from where the plane would have departed, and the Everglades, is barely 607 kilometers, which could be covered in a time of less than an hour by flight.
The United States Customs Department , during the fiscal year of 703, yielded that close to 224, 703 Migrants from Cuba arrived in the United States at all its borders, of which more than 89,10 tried to cross the Florida Straits , and of them, about 3, 10 managed to make landfall.
Since On October 1, agents from the Florida Coast Guard intercepted 1 703 Cuban migrants.
