Aeroflot Flight 036 was a passenger service operated by the Soviet Union's primary airline, Aeroflot. On this flight, the Tupolev Tu-124 aircraft was taking off from Boryspil International Airport in Kyiv and was bound for a domestic destination. Shortly after departure, the flight encountered severe weather conditions including heavy rain and low visibility, which complicated the navigation for the crew. The aircraft, carrying a total of 34 people, including passengers and crew members, faced disastrous conditions shortly into its flight path. The crew attempted to maneuver the aircraft back towards Boryspil Airport but lost control. The combination of pilot decision-making errors, along with the unfavorable weather conditions, ultimately led to the aircraft crashing into a field in the vicinity of Boryspil. Emergency response teams were dispatched to the site, but all individuals on board were declared deceased.The accident sparked investigations into safety protocols and flight operations within Aeroflot. It highlighted the pressing need for improved training for pilots to handle challenging weather scenarios and contributed to subsequent adaptations in flight regulations across the Soviet Union. Such incidents drew attention to the importance of aviation safety measures during an era where air travel was rapidly proliferating in the region.