Final moments of doomed Russian passenger plane before it crashed in fireball killing all 49 on board in remote mountain range
The last moments of a passenger plane carrying 49 people who had a fiery accident in a remote region in Russia’s Far East appeared in gloomy images.
An-24 Double Butcher Aircraft operated by Angara Airlines, today, the mountainous Amur region in the region of Tynda Airport ashore the radar left the radar.
The images shared by the audience in the forest base in Russia’s Telegram messaging application showed that the aircraft was dangerously low in the tree line while making the final approach.
The weather was weak with low clouds and rain, but the pilots did not report any problems under air traffic control before losing the theme.
The aircraft was confirmed after detecting the remains of the helicopters sent by the Russian Ministry of Emergency, about 16 kilometers away from Tynda of the aircraft.
Recovery helicopters by the emergency workers shared in the telegram by the emergency workers, in the middle of the trees showed the burning remains of the scattered aircraft.
The body seemed to be completely fragmented and flamed on the effect.
‘During the search operations, the MI-8 helicopter of the Federal Air Transport Agency, discovered the body of the burning aircraft. Savior continues to move to the scene of the scene, ‘a statement made by the ministry.
Six of 49 people on board are listed as a crew and five passengers. According to Ria Novosti, preliminary reports from emergency services show that everyone was killed.
Emergency Service Report, “ Air survivors could not be found, ” he said.
The images shared in Russia’s Telegram messaging application, which was taken by the audience on the forest ground, showed that the plane’s final approach to Tynda was dangerously low on the tree line.
The plane was confirmed after seeing the residues of the helicopters sent by the Russian Ministry of Emergency, about 16 kilometers away from Tynda.
Air traffic controllers, captain Vyacheslav Logvinov and a common pilot kirill plaque called pilots were sent to search and rescue parties after losing all the communication.
Tynda town is extremely far away and is surrounded by dense forest and mountainous lands.
About 5,170 kilometers (3,213 miles) of Moscow and only 273 kilometers (169 miles) from the Chinese border.
The prisoner plane came out of Early East Khabarovsk city today and had landed for a short stay at Blagoveshchensk before he continued Tynda.
According to emergency services, a technical examination was conducted on the track of Blagoveshchensk’s Ignatyevo Airport and was technically found solid.
However, Vadim Bazykin, a distinguished Russian test pilot, said that the aircraft body and avionics of the AN-24 have not been changed for years.
‘I think it would be better to prohibit flights to such old equipment,’ ‘he said.
‘We always take the passengers at risk.’
Among the passengers were 71 -year -old well -known thoracic surgeon Dr Leonid Maizel from Khabarovsk Regional Clinic Hospital.
The Amur Regional Government announced that air ambulances have been sent with search and rescue parties to apply medical treatment to survived.
AN-24 is a aging propeller aircraft developed in the Soviet Union as a transportation plane in the late 1950s (in the picture: the stock image of the AN-24 operated by Angara Airlines
Amur Regional Government announced that air ambulances have been sent with search and rescue parties to apply medical treatment to survived.
Emergency Services Spokesperson TASS’a told, “So far with the rescuers can not go down to the helicopter accident area-a difficult area, a mountain slope,” he said.
Amur Governor Vasily Orlov wrote in a statement: ‘All necessary forces and vehicles are involved in looking for aircraft. I want you not to rely on the unfounded information. ‘
Orlov added that an aid line for the relatives of the passengers was established by the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
Authorities have launched an investigation into the accusation of flight safety violations, which resulted in multiple deaths, a standard procedure in aviation accidents.
AN-24 is an aging propeller plane developed in the Soviet Union as a transportation plane in the late 1950s.
It has been transformed for civilian purposes for a long time, and it is often used as a passenger plane, especially in the remote areas of Russia, where air safety records are weak.
The collapsed AN-24 was produced almost 50 years ago, but according to Russia’s Lenta News Service, the flight affiliate certificate was extended to 2036.
