Monday 10 Aug, 2026

Passenger plane crashes in Havana

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A plane has crashed in Cuba's capital, Havana, the country's state media reports.

104 people are reported to have been on board, but there are currently no reports of injuries.

A large column of smoke rises from the scene of the accident, images published by the state-run Cuban news agency Prensa show.

The crash reportedly occurred as the plane was about to take off from Jose Martí International Airport. The actual accident site is said to be at the very end of the runway.

It was a domestic flight bound for the city of Holguin, CNN reports. The plane is a Boeing 737 passenger aircraft.

Source: TT

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