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Plane Carrying 49 Crashes In Russia's Far East

Plane crash in eastern Russia kills all 48 people on board

Forty-eight people have died in a plane crash in Russia's Far East, the head of the country's Amur region said in a statement Thursday.

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Russian plane crashes in Russia's far east, nearly 50 people on board feared dead

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Plane crash in Russia's Far East kills all 48 on board, including 5 children, officials say

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Passenger Plane Crashes in Russia's Far East, Killing All 48 People on Board, Officials Say

A passenger plane crashed Thursday in Russia's Far East, killing all 48 passengers and crew on board, officials said.

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Plane crashes in Russia's far east, nearly 50 people on board feared dead

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Soviet-Era Plane Crashes in Russia’s Far East, Killing All 49 on Board

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Passenger Plane Crashes In Russia's Far East Killing All 48 On Board

The plane, whose tail number showed it was built in 1976, was operated by a Siberia-based airline called Angara.

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At least 48 people dead in passenger plane crash

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48 people killed as plane crashes in Russia's far east

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Dozens feared killed after plane crashes in Russia’s Far East, state media reports

Almost 50 people including children are feared dead after a Soviet-era passenger plane crashed in Russia’s far eastern Amur region, state media reported on Thursday, citing local officials.

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Russia’s Amur region holds a day of mourning for the victims of deadly air crash

A day of mourning was held in the Amur region of Russia, Friday, following a plane crash which killed 49 people including five children.

Russia tried to push its aging An-24s past 50 years of service. One just crashed with dozens on board.

Russia tried to push its aging An-24s past 50 years of service. One just crashed with dozens on board. A Russian plane carrying nearly 50 passengers crashed on Thursday in the Amur region. The 49-year-old plane was an An-24, which had its service life extended to 60 years by Russia.