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Substantial Damages Recovered for British Man Killed in Peruvian Plane Crash

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Peter Williams
Peter Williams acted for the family of a British tourist. He was killed in October 2010 when a Cessna 185 in which he was travelling with four other British nationals crashed over the famous Nazca Lines in Peru.

An accident report revealed that one of the pilots had been drinking and took off with the fuel selector valve in the “off” instead of “on” position resulting in a loss of power shortly after takeoff.  A substantial sum was recovered on behalf of the family. 

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For further information about air accident claims and personal injury claims, please call Peter Williams on 03304606805 or email peter.williams@fieldfisher.com.

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