A Soviet-era Antonov An-24 passenger plane operated by Angara Airlines crashed in Russia's far eastern Amur region near Tynda, killing all 48 people on board, including five children. The aircraft disappeared from radar while attempting to land and was later found burning on a mountainside by emergency crews. Preliminary investigations suggest that crew error and the plane's advanced age may have contributed to the disaster. The crash has raised serious concerns about the continued use of outdated aircraft in Russia's regional aviation sector. Authorities and international leaders have expressed condolences, while calls for improved aviation safety standards are growing.
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