1 year ago
Russian Plane with 47 Aboard Crashes in Amur Region, No Survivors
A plane in Russia's Far East crashed while flying to Tynda.
The plane was carrying passengers and crew and was found burning.
Unfortunately, rescuers did not find anyone alive.
The plane was traveling from Blagoveshchensk to Tynda.
The Amur region, where the crash happened, is a place in Russia.
It borders China and is known for its rivers and mountains.
The exact reason for the crash is not yet known.
The plane was located about 15 kilometers from Tynda Airport.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash and the identities of those on board.
A Russian plane crashed in the Amur region, with the burning fuselage spotted by local emergency services.
The Antonov An-24 aircraft was en route from Blagoveshchensk to Tynda when it crashed.
The plane went missing shortly before reaching its destination, Tynda Airport.
There were 43 passengers and 4 crew members on board, including five children.
No survivors were found at the crash site south of Tynda.
- Who
- The plane carried 43 passengers and 4 crew members, including five children.
- What
- A plane crash involving an Antonov An-24 aircraft.
- Where
- The crash occurred in the Amur region of Russia, south of Tynda.
- When
- The plane crashed on a domestic flight.
- Why
- The cause of the crash is currently unknown.
Key facts
- Aircraft Type
- Antonov An-24
- Origin
- Blagoveshchensk
- Destination
- Tynda
- Location of Crash
- South of Tynda, Amur Region, Russia
- Passengers & Crew
- 43 passengers, 4 crew
- Fatalities
- All on board
