LaMia Flight 2933 was a chartered flight that departed from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, heading to Medellin, Colombia. On board were members of the Chapecoense football club, along with coaching staff, journalists, and crew members. The flight had become an international news story, as Chapecoense was set to compete in the Copa Sudamericana final against Atletico Nacional, marking a significant moment in the club's history. Tragically, the aircraft encountered critical fuel shortages during its final approach due to a combination of improper operational practices and regulatory violations. The aircraft's descent performance degraded significantly as the crew attempted to manage the emergency, leading to a loss of control and eventual crash in the mountainous region outside Medellin. Rescue operations faced challenging conditions, yet emergency responders worked diligently to locate survivors and recover the deceased. The event put a spotlight on aviation safety standards, particularly concerning chartered flights and the adherence to regulations governing fuel management.