Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Russian Plane Crashes in Amur Region, Around 50 on Board
A plane in Russia crashed, and rescuers found parts of it on fire.
The plane was headed to a town called Tynda when it disappeared from radar screens.
There were around 50 people on board, including children, but the exact number is still uncertain.
The plane was operated by Angara airlines.
Emergency services are now working to find out what happened and help those involved.
A Russian plane with approximately 50 people aboard crashed in the Amur region.
The plane, operated by Angara airlines, went missing while approaching Tynda.
Debris from the plane was found on fire by rescuers.
Conflicting reports exist regarding the exact number of people on board.
Authorities are gathering more details following the incident.
- Who
- A Russian plane with approximately 50 people (passengers and crew).
- What
- A plane crashed.
- When
- Details are still emerging.
- Where
- Amur region, Russia, near Tynda.
- Why
- The cause of the crash is unknown.
Differing Reports
Authorities
Number of People on Board
Differing Reports
Initial reports suggest 43 passengers including 5 children, plus 6 crew members
Authorities
The emergencies ministry reports the number of people on board around 40.
- Incident Type
- Plane Crash
- Location
- Amur region, Russia
- Airline
- Angara
- Destination
- Tynda
- Reported Passengers
- 43 + 5 children
- Reported Crew
- 6
- People on Board (approx.)
- 50