A devastating aviation accident occurred Wednesday morning in northern Italy when a small two-seater aircraft crashed in the mountainous Piedmont region after colliding with cable car wires near the Campliccioli dam. Both occupants were killed instantly.
The incident took place around 11 a.m. near Lake Campliccioli in Valle Antrona, at an elevation of approximately 1,400 meters (4,600 feet) above sea level, close to the Swiss border. According to Italian reports, the small plane struck cables suspended above the reservoir, burst into flames, and plummeted to the ground engulfed in fire.
The victims were identified as Alessandro Angelo Moschinelli, 62, an engineer from Premeno, and Antonella Pagliarini, 63, from Milan. The pair had departed earlier that morning for what was intended to be a brief flight in the small aircraft.
But behind this tragedy lies a detail that makes the incident particularly traumatic.








