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Date | February 24, 2022 (2022-02-24) |
Summary | Investigation underway, possibly equipment failure |
Site | Uryv-Pokrovka, Voronezh Oblast, Russia |
Aircraft | |
Aircraft type | Antonov An-26 |
Operator | Russian Aerospace Forces |
Registration | RF-36074 [1] |
Fatalities | All |
Survivors | 0 |
The An-26 crash near Voronezh was an aviation accident that occurred on February 24, 2022 in the village of Uryv-Pokrovka near Voronezh. The An-26 aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces was making a planned flight to transport military equipment, the plane collapsed in the air. The debris fell between the villages of Devitsa and Uryv-Pokrovka, about 130 kilometers (approximately 81 miles) from the border of Ukraine.
The first to see the crash were the people living in the village of Troitskoe. [2] All crew members died as a result of the accident. [3] The press service of the Ministry of Defense reported that the preliminary cause of the disaster is the failure of equipment. [4]
After the crash, a group of investigators arrived in Uryv-Pokrovka. No signs of fire were found at the crash site. [5] The wreckage of the aircraft scattered over a large area. [5] Investigators found a well-preserved tail section that fell 30 meters from residential buildings. Later, elements of the crew's equipment were found. [6]
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Accident | |
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Date | February 24, 2022 (2022-02-24) |
Summary | Investigation underway, possibly equipment failure |
Site | Uryv-Pokrovka, Voronezh Oblast, Russia |
Aircraft | |
Aircraft type | Antonov An-26 |
Operator | Russian Aerospace Forces |
Registration | RF-36074 [1] |
Fatalities | All |
Survivors | 0 |
The An-26 crash near Voronezh was an aviation accident that occurred on February 24, 2022 in the village of Uryv-Pokrovka near Voronezh. The An-26 aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces was making a planned flight to transport military equipment, the plane collapsed in the air. The debris fell between the villages of Devitsa and Uryv-Pokrovka, about 130 kilometers (approximately 81 miles) from the border of Ukraine.
The first to see the crash were the people living in the village of Troitskoe. [2] All crew members died as a result of the accident. [3] The press service of the Ministry of Defense reported that the preliminary cause of the disaster is the failure of equipment. [4]
After the crash, a group of investigators arrived in Uryv-Pokrovka. No signs of fire were found at the crash site. [5] The wreckage of the aircraft scattered over a large area. [5] Investigators found a well-preserved tail section that fell 30 meters from residential buildings. Later, elements of the crew's equipment were found. [6]
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