Historical Events tagged with "aeroflot"
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Aeroflot Flight 191 Crash in Aşgabat
Aeroflot Flight 191, a Soviet passenger aircraft, crashed while attempting to land at Aşgabat International Airport. The incident resulted in the loss of 12 lives, highlighting safety concerns in early 1960s aviation. The aircraft encountered difficulties due to adverse weather conditions during its approach.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Flight 213 Crash in Siberia
Aeroflot Flight 213, a domestic flight, crashed into a mountain near Chersky Airport in the Siberian region of Russia, resulting in the deaths of all 32 individuals on board. The aircraft, a Soviet-made Antonov An-10, was en route from Yakutsk to Chersky when it encountered adverse weather conditions and lost altitude, leading to the unfortunate incident. The crash not only resulted in a tragic loss of life but also raised concerns about aviation safety standards in the region.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Flight 036 crashes in Soviet Ukraine
Aeroflot Flight 036, a Soviet domestic passenger flight, crashed near the town of Boryspil in Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of 34 individuals. The aircraft, a Tupolev Tu-124, encountered difficulties shortly after takeoff from Kyiv's Boryspil International Airport. The crash was attributed to errors in navigation and pilot judgment, as well as adverse weather conditions at the time.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Flight 315 Crashes Near Lviv Airport
Aeroflot Flight 315 crashed in November 1959 while it was approaching Lviv Airport in Ukraine. The aircraft, a Tupolev Tu-104, was carrying 40 individuals, including crew and passengers. As the flight neared its destination, it encountered adverse weather conditions and crucial navigation challenges, leading to a loss of control and subsequent impact. Consequently, there were no survivors among those on board, marking a significant disaster in Soviet aviation history.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Flight 200 Crash at Vnukovo Airport
Aeroflot Flight 200, a Tupolev Tu-104, crashed while attempting to land at Vnukovo International Airport, resulting in 28 fatalities. The aircraft encountered difficulties due to low visibility and adverse weather factors during its landing approach. Despite the crew's efforts to stabilize the flight, the plane collided with terrain before reaching the runway, leading to a catastrophic outcome. This accident marked a significant event in Soviet aviation history, highlighting challenges in air travel during that era.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Li-2 Crashes Near Anadyr
An Aeroflot Lisunov Li-2 aircraft crashed near Anadyr, resulting in the loss of all 12 individuals onboard. The aircraft, part of the Soviet airline Aeroflot, was en route on a domestic flight when it encountered difficulties. The remote and challenging weather conditions in the Chukotka region likely contributed to the incident that led to its tragic demise.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Flight 136 crashes near Krasnoyarsk
Aeroflot Flight 136, a Soviet passenger flight, crashed near Krasnoyarsk during a scheduled flight from Chukotka to Moscow. The aircraft, a Tupolev Tu-4, was carrying 29 people when it encountered adverse weather conditions, leading to a loss of control. The crash resulted in the tragic deaths of 19 passengers and crew. Investigations pointed to navigational errors exacerbated by heavy fog in the area, which severely limited visibility.
Continue ReadingAeroflot Tupolev ANT-20 Crash Near Tashkent
A Tupolev ANT-20 operated by Aeroflot crashed near Tashkent, resulting in the loss of all 36 passengers and crew on board. The aircraft was known for its large size and unique design, primarily used for passenger transport during the early 1940s. The incident raised concerns about aviation safety during wartime operations, as the Soviet Union was heavily engaged in World War II, and addressed the challenges of maintaining safe air travel in adverse conditions.
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