Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Angara Airlines Flight Crashes in Russia's Far East, Killing 49
A plane belonging to Angara airline crashed in Russia's Amur region.
The plane, an An-24, was on its way to Tynda when it disappeared from radar.
The crash resulted in the death of all 43 passengers, including five children, and six crew members.
Officials suggest that crew error and poor visibility during landing likely contributed to the accident.
Search and rescue teams were quickly deployed to the crash site to investigate the scene.
A Russian passenger plane crashed in the Amur region.
The plane was an Angara airline flight, an An-24.
The plane was approaching its destination of Tynda when radar contact was lost.
There were 43 passengers, including five children, and six crew members on board.
The cause is believed to be crew error during landing due to poor visibility
- Who
- An Angara airline An-24 with 43 passengers and six crew members.
- What
- A Russian passenger plane crashed in the Amur region.
- When
- Information not available.
- Where
- Amur region of Russia, near Tynda.
- Why
- Crew error due to poor visibility during landing is the suspected cause.
- Airline
- Angara
- Plane Type
- An-24
- Location
- Amur region, Russia
- Destination
- Tynda
- Fatalities
- 49 (43 passengers, 6 crew)
- Cause
- Crew error and poor visibility.