Rescue teams found debris of an Angara Airlines An-24 plane after it went missing in Russia’s Far East. The passenger plane was carrying 49 people when it disappeared from radar near the Amur region, close to the border with China.
The aircraft was approaching the airport when contact was lost. Authorities immediately launched search operations following the disappearance early Thursday. The local emergencies ministry confirmed the recovery of wreckage in a remote area of the region. Officials have not yet released details on survivors or casualties.
Details of the Incident
- The regional governor stated that air traffic controllers lost communication with the plane, prompting an urgent response.
- The An-24 is a common passenger aircraft operated by Angara airline, frequently used for flights within Russia’s vast territories.
- The crash site lies in a densely forested area, complicating rescue efforts.
- Investigators are examining possible causes including weather conditions and technical issues.
Ongoing Efforts and Response
Emergency teams continue their operations while relatives of passengers await news. This tragic accident represents a significant event in Russia’s aviation safety record this year. Further updates will be provided as investigations proceed.
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