Russian plane crash: Wreckage found after aircraft carrying 28 people reported missing
MOSCOW – Emergency crews have found wreckage after a passenger plane carrying 28 people was reported missing over Kamachatka in Russia’s Far East, authorities said Tuesday.
This photo released by the Russia Emergency Situations Ministry press service on Wednesday, July 7, 2021, shows wreckage of a missing Antonov An-26 missing plane found near its destination airport outside the town of Palana, in Russia’s Far East.
Pictured in this video grab are a search and rescue team boarding an Emercom Mil Mi-8 helicopter for a flight to Palana, Kamchatka Territory, to take part in a search operation for a missing Antonov An-26 passenger aircraft.
A search and rescue team are flying to Palana, Kamchatka Territory, on an Emercom Mil Mi-8 helicopter to take part in a search operation for a missing Antonov An-26 passenger aircraft.
A search and rescue team member is flying to Palana, Kamchatka Territory, on an Emercom Mil Mi-8 helicopter to take part in a search operation for a missing Antonov An-26 passenger aircraft.
Pictured in this video grab is the crash site of an RA-26085 Antonov An-26 passenger aircraft near the village of Palana, Kamchatka Territory.
Pictured in this video grab is the crash site of an RA-26085 Antonov An-26 passenger aircraft near the village of Palana, Kamchatka Territory.
The Antonov An-26 with the same board number, RA-26085, as the missing plane is parked between two other Antonov An-26 planes at Airport Elizovo outside Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020.
The Antonov An-26 with the same board number, RA-26085, as the missed plane is parked at Airport Elizovo outside Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020.
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– The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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