A passenger plane carrying 49 people tragically crashed in Russia’s Far East on July 24, 2025. The aircraft, an old Soviet-era An-24 operated by Angara Airlines, vanished from radar while approaching Tynda airport in the Amur region, near the Chinese border.
Details of the Crash
Officials spotted the burning fuselage from a helicopter as rescue crews quickly rushed to the site. The plane was carrying 43 passengers, including five children, and six crew members. The regional governor confirmed loss of contact with the plane early on Thursday, and the emergency ministry reported the plane dropped off radar shortly before landing.
Context and Ongoing Efforts
This tragic accident adds to a notably deadly year for aviation safety worldwide. Earlier in 2025, fatal crashes were reported in Russia, Bangladesh, and India, making this one of the deadliest years recently.
The search and rescue operation continues with hopes of finding survivors. Local authorities, aviation experts, and emergency teams are coordinating efforts to:
- Locate survivors
- Understand the cause of the crash
- Support victims’ families
Community and Global Reaction
The tragedy has deeply shocked both the Russian community and global aviation observers. Investigations are underway, and support mechanisms for victims’ families have been activated.
Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest updates on this developing story.
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