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What you need to know about Antonov An-24: The ageing Soviet-era plane behind the Russia crash
A Russian aircraft carrying nearly 50 people crashed in the country’s far eastern Amur region on Thursday, killing all on board. The ill-fated Antonov An-24, operated by Angara Airlines, was on a domestic flight from Blagoveshchensk to the remote town of Tynda when it vanished from radar just minutes before its scheduled landing.
Russia plane crash: What’s the Antonov An-24 flight that crashed, killing 49 on board?
An Antonov An-24 passenger plane, which was earlier reported to be missing, has crashed with nearly 50 people on board in Russia’s far east. Footage from the scene showed the aircraft crash in a densely forested area,
Reporting by the Aviation Safety Network confirms that the registration of the Antonov An-24RV that crashed near Tynda this ...
Russian investigators have opened an inquiry into the crash of an Antonov An-24RV in the vicinity of Tynda airport, in the ...
The An-24 aircraft carrying dozens of people was found on a mountainside in a remote part of Russia's Far East.
Russian passenger plane crashes in remote forest near Tynda, no survivors found, investigation underway, 43 passengers on ...
A Russian Antonov An-24 plane crash in the Far East killed 48 people, spotlighting the risks of using vintage Soviet-era aircraft. The incident has sparked criminal investigations and concern over ...
A Russian passenger plane, operated by Angara Airlines, crashed in the Amur region on Thursday. The aircraft was carrying 49 ...
Russia tried to push its aging An-24s past 50 years of service. One just crashed with dozens on board. A Russian plane ...
A twin turboprop Antonov An-24 with 47 aboard, including children, disappeared over Russia's Amur Region. The plane was near its destination, Tynda, when contact was lost. Rescue efforts face ...
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