Argentine banker Jorge Brito died in a helicopter crash

On the afternoon of the 20th, Argentine banker Jorge Brito (Jorge Brito) died in an air crash. His helicopter crashed in Salta. The

air crash occurred in the Cabra Corral area of ​​Salta. The accident site was near the drifting area. The helicopter was caught between the metal tracks of the zipline and lost control. These ziplines are about 40 meters above the water and the total length is about 200 meters.

Jorge Brito is the president of Banco Macro. He flew to Salta to meet the governor Gustavo Saenz in Las Moras in wine Zhuang talks. After the

meeting, Brito went from the winery to the Joaquín V González area, where his property is located.

It is reported that the aircraft was piloted by Brito himself, the pilot he trusted was in the position of the co-pilot, and the pilot died in the crash.

According to a report on Channel 9 of Salta Province, it was a B3 helicopter that crashed with a Lv Fqn flight license.

Brito was born in Buenos Aires in 1952 and has 6 children. One of his sons, Jorge, is the vice president of River Plate Football Club.