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An Antonov An-2 cargo plane crashed in Kamchatka, killing its crew of 2

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An Antonov An-2R from Kamchatsky Krechet, registered RA-33599, crashed during its initial climb, about 1 km from Koryaki, Kamchatka, Russia. The aircraft burst into flames and both pilots were killed.

The aircraft was carrying a cargo of potatoes and tiles between the villages of Severny Koryaki and Tymlat.

This post was published on 11 February 2022 12:34

André Orban

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