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Pilot’s mistake during landing is believed to be the cause of the accident. The Russian aircraft went missing in the eastern Amur region. Russian air traffic control said on Thursday that its contact with an AN-24 passenger aircraft carrying about 50 people in East Amur region has been lost. However, the rescue team has detected the burning portion of the missing Russian aircraft with 50 passengers.
Many plane accidents have been seen in 2025. The biggest of these was Air India’s Ahmedabad plane crash. But now a very sad news is coming out from Russia. A passenger plane has crashed there and almost all people have been killed. According to a report by the New York Post, a Russian passenger plane carrying 50 passengers in the eastern region of the country near the Chinese border on Monday crashed, killing all the people aboard it. Pilot’s mistake during landing is believed to be the cause of the accident. The Russian aircraft went missing in the eastern Amur region. Russian air traffic control said on Thursday that its contact with an AN-24 passenger aircraft carrying about 50 people in East Amur region has been lost. However, the rescue team has detected the burning portion of the missing Russian aircraft with 50 passengers.
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The plane was going towards Tinda city
According to the shot news outlet, the aircraft operated by Angara airline was going towards Tinda city of Amur region bordering China. Significantly, when the aircraft’s contact was broken, it was just a few kilometers from his destination. According to the update of Interfax and Shot News Outlets, the missing aircraft was an AN-24 passenger aircraft. The aircraft was going towards Tinda city of Amur region bordering China.
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The aircraft disappeared from the radar screen while reaching Tinda
According to the local emergency ministry, the aircraft disappeared from the radar screen while reaching its destination in the Amur region city of Tinda bordering China. Giving detailed information, the regional governor Vasili Orlov said that the aircraft had 43 passengers, including five children and six crew members.
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