Russian Plane Found Crashed Near China Border, 43 People Dead

A passenger aircraft vanished from radar while approaching Tynda airport in Russia’s Amur region, triggering an emergency search

The Antonov An‑24 carried 43 passengers—including five children—and six crew members at the time of disappearance

Communication was lost during a second landing attempt amid poor visibility over dense forest terrain

Authorities confirmed the aircraft crashed around 15 km from Tynda, deep in a remote forested area

Russian emergency services discovered the wreckage and confirmed all 49 people onboard had died in the crash

Russian emergency services discovered the wreckage and confirmed all 49 people onboard had died in the crash

Initial investigation suggests thick fog and low visibility may have led to pilot error during descent