Russia Plane Crash: 49 Dead in Siberian Jet Disaster

[Starmix]

According to the report, a Soviet-era passenger aircraft operated by Angara Airlines has crashed in Russia's Far East, killing all 49 people on board. The Antonov An-24 aircraft, built in 1976, went down near Tynda Airport after two failed landing attempts. The crash raises serious concerns about Russia’s ageing fleet and aviation safety under Western sanctions. The AN-24, once valued for its ruggedness, has seen repeated technical failures in recent years. Poor maintenance, spare part shortages, and outdated aircraft are increasingly endangering lives. An investigation is underway, but the crash highlights a growing crisis in Russia's regional aviation sector.

What on Earth is going on with all these plains all around the world to keep going down for different reasons, although non-existent whatsoever. There are always plane crashes almost daily. The aircraft maintenance might lack skills.

Watch the report via the YF link.

 

[magnus2022]

Am even skeptical about the airplane always crashing on almost on daily basis. Since beginning of this year, the number of air crash is one too many. Soon, many people will be afraid of boarding flight.

 

[Starmix]

The aircraft that crashed was built in 1976. It's an old aircraft. It should have not been allowed to fly. The Russian government better concentrates on improving their aircraft and others instead of his personal interest in the war which Putin doesn't like to end.