Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Russian Passenger Plane Crashes in Amur Region; All Dead
A Russian plane carrying passengers crashed in a region near China.
The plane was flying from one city to another when it disappeared from the radar.
Emergency services were deployed to locate the aircraft.
The plane's fuselage was found on fire near its destination.
All passengers and crew, numbering between 43 and 50, were killed in the accident.
Poor visibility is being investigated as a possible cause of the crash.
A Russian passenger plane, An-24, crashed in the Amur region.
The plane disappeared from radar en route from Blagoveshchensk to Tynda.
The aircraft was operated by Angara Airlines, a Siberia-based airline.
Reports indicate all 43-50 people on board died in the crash.
The burning fuselage was located near Tynda, close to the Chinese border.
- Who
- The plane was operated by Angara Airlines and carried passengers and crew.
- What
- A Russian passenger plane, An-24, crashed.
- When
- Thursday morning, time not specified.
- Where
- Amur region, near the city of Tynda, Russia.
- Why
- Possible causes are poor visibility.
- Aircraft
- An-24
- Airline
- Angara Airlines
- Origin
- Blagoveshchensk
- Destination
- Tynda
- Passengers/Crew (approximate)
- 43-50
- Fatalities
- All on board
- Location of Crash
- Amur region, near Tynda
