Russian Plane Crashes in Amur Region, All 49 Feared Dead
Tynda, Russia – July 24: A Russian Antonov An‑24 aircraft operated by Angara Airlines crashed in a remote forest near Tynda in Russia’s Amur region, killing all 49 people on board, including five children.
The plane, en route from Blagoveshchensk, lost radar contact shortly before landing. Wreckage was found 15 km south of Tynda Airport; no survivors were reported. The aircraft, built in 1976, burst into flames upon impact.
Authorities have launched an investigation. Preliminary reports suggest possible technical failure or poor visibility. The crash marks one of Russia’s deadliest aviation disasters this year.
Global media outlets cited aging aircraft and harsh regional conditions as recurring concerns in Russia’s far eastern aviation operations.#tongerkhobor
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