Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Russian Plane Crashes in Amur Region; All 49 Aboard Die
A Russian plane crashed in a remote area, and sadly, everyone on board died.
The plane disappeared from radar and was later found in flames on a mountainside.
It was trying to land at an airport but failed on its first try.
The plane was operated by a Siberian airline.
Emergency services are now trying to figure out why this happened, with early reports suggesting the pilots may have made a mistake, especially with poor visibility.
A Russian An-24 plane crashed in the Amur region, Russia.
The plane was carrying 49 people; all died in the crash.
The aircraft went missing before being found on a mountainside.
The plane was operated by Angara, a Siberia-based airline.
Authorities are investigating the cause, with initial reports citing crew error.
- Who
- 43 passengers (including 5 children) and 6 crew members were on board.
- What
- An Antonov An-24 aircraft crashed.
- When
- Thursday, July 24
- Where
- Amur region, Russia, near Tynda
- Why
- Under investigation, but preliminary data suggests crew error and poor visibility.
Initial Reports
Ongoing Investigation
Cause of the Crash
Initial Reports
Initial reports suggested the plane crashed due to crew error.
Ongoing Investigation
The investigation is ongoing to determine the official cause.
- Aircraft
- Antonov An-24
- Airline
- Angara (Siberia-based)
- Location
- Amur region, Russia
- Passengers
- 43 (including 5 children)
- Crew
- 6
- Fatalities
- 49