Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Russian Passenger Plane Crashes in Remote Forest, No Survivors
A Russian passenger plane, an An-24, went missing during a flight with 43 people on board.
The plane was traveling from Blagoveshchensk to Tynda in Russia's Far East.
Sadly, the plane crashed in a heavily forested area near the destination.
The wreckage was found burning, and there were no survivors.
Rescue efforts were difficult due to the dense forest location.
The plane was a twin turboprop aircraft, widely used for regional transport in Russia since the 1950s.
The crash occurred approximately 15 kilometers from the intended airport.
An An-24 aircraft with 43 people on board crashed in a remote forest in Russia's Far East.
The plane went missing during a flight from Blagoveshchensk to Tynda.
Wreckage was found 15 kilometers from the destination airport.
There were no survivors.
The search and rescue efforts were hampered by the location in a dense forest.
- Who
- The plane carried 43 people, including crew and five children.
- What
- An An-24 passenger plane crashed in Russia's Far East.
- When
- The plane went missing shortly before reaching Tynda Airport.
- Where
- Near Tynda, Russia, in a heavily forested area.
- Why
- The articles do not state the reason for the crash.
- Aircraft
- Antonov An-24
- Flight Route
- Blagoveshchensk to Tynda
- Passengers
- 43 (including crew and five children)
- Location of Wreckage
- 15km from Tynda Airport
- Condition of Wreckage
- Burning
- Survivors
- None