Two killed after Russian plane overshoots runway and bursts into flames

The Angara Airlines flight slid off the runway for around a hundred meters (328 ft) after attempting the landing at 10:24 a.m. local time Thursday (10.24 p.m. ET on Wednesday), the airline said.

It collided with a sewage treatment plant before catching fire, local media reported.

Images of the aftermath showed the Soviet-era An-24 jet engulfed in flames. The plane's inspector pilot, Kolomin Vladimir Ilyich, and the flight mechanic, Bardanov Oleg Vladimirovich, were killed, while a co-pilot and a flight attendant survived.



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The flight had been traveling between Ulan-Ude and Nizhneangarsk, two remote towns in eastern Siberia.

'At 10:24 local time, the plane made an emergency landing at the airport in Nizhneangarsk. During landing, the aircraft rolled out from the runway and collided with ground infrastructure objects. As a result of the collision a fire occurred.' Angara Airlines said in a statement.

'All 43 passengers were promptly evacuated. There are no casualties among the passengers.'

Several passengers were taken to hospital and an investigation into the accident was launched Thursday.

The pilot killed had 34 years' experience and over 15,000 hours of flying, the airline added.

Several passengers were taken to hospital and an investigation into the accident was launched Thursday. 'All 43 passengers were promptly evacuated. There are no casualties among the passengers.' The flight had been traveling between Ulan-Ude and Nizhneangarsk, two remote towns in eastern Siberia. Images of the aftermath showed the Soviet-era An-24 jet engulfed in flames. The plane's inspector pilot, Kolomin Vladimir Ilyich, and the flight mechanic, Bardanov Oleg Vladimirovich, were killed, while a co-pilot and a flight attendant survived. The flight had been traveling between Ulan-Ude and Nizhneangarsk, two remote towns in eastern Siberia. The Angara Airlines flight slid off the runway for around a hundred meters (328 ft) after attempting the landing at 10:24 a.m. local time Thursday (10.24 p.m. ET on Wednesday), the airline said. The Angara Airlines flight slid off the runway for around a hundred meters (328 ft) after attempting the landing at 10:24 a.m. local time Thursday (10.24 p.m. ET on Wednesday), the airline said. 'All 43 passengers were promptly evacuated. There are no casualties among the passengers.' The flight had been traveling between Ulan-Ude and Nizhneangarsk, two remote towns in eastern Siberia. It collided with a sewage treatment plant before catching fire, local media reported. It collided with a sewage treatment plant before catching fire, local media reported. Images of the aftermath showed the Soviet-era An-24 jet engulfed in flames. The plane's inspector pilot, Kolomin Vladimir Ilyich, and the flight mechanic, Bardanov Oleg Vladimirovich, were killed, while a co-pilot and a flight attendant survived. 'All 43 passengers were promptly evacuated. There are no casualties among the passengers.' 'All 43 passengers were promptly evacuated. There are no casualties among the passengers.' Several passengers were taken to hospital and an investigation into the accident was launched Thursday. 'At 10:24 local time, the plane made an emergency landing at the airport in Nizhneangarsk. During landing, the aircraft rolled out from the runway and collided with ground infrastructure objects. As a result of the collision a fire occurred.' Angara Airlines said in a statement. 'At 10:24 local time, the plane made an emergency landing at the airport in Nizhneangarsk. During landing, the aircraft rolled out from the runway and collided with ground infrastructure objects. As a result of the collision a fire occurred.' Angara Airlines said in a statement. The pilot killed had 34 years' experience and over 15,000 hours of flying, the airline added. 'At 10:24 local time, the plane made an emergency landing at the airport in Nizhneangarsk. During landing, the aircraft rolled out from the runway and collided with ground infrastructure objects. As a result of the collision a fire occurred.' Angara Airlines said in a statement. Images of the aftermath showed the Soviet-era An-24 jet engulfed in flames. The plane's inspector pilot, Kolomin Vladimir Ilyich, and the flight mechanic, Bardanov Oleg Vladimirovich, were killed, while a co-pilot and a flight attendant survived. It collided with a sewage treatment plant before catching fire, local media reported. The Angara Airlines flight slid off the runway for around a hundred meters (328 ft) after attempting the landing at 10:24 a.m. local time Thursday (10.24 p.m. ET on Wednesday), the airline said. Images of the aftermath showed the Soviet-era An-24 jet engulfed in flames. The plane's inspector pilot, Kolomin Vladimir Ilyich, and the flight mechanic, Bardanov Oleg Vladimirovich, were killed, while a co-pilot and a flight attendant survived. The pilot killed had 34 years' experience and over 15,000 hours of flying, the airline added. The flight had been traveling between Ulan-Ude and Nizhneangarsk, two remote towns in eastern Siberia. The flight had been traveling between Ulan-Ude and Nizhneangarsk, two remote towns in eastern Siberia. The Angara Airlines flight slid off the runway for around a hundred meters (328 ft) after attempting the landing at 10:24 a.m. local time Thursday (10.24 p.m. ET on Wednesday), the airline said.

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