MOSCOW: A passenger aircraft carrying 46 people has lost communication in Russia’s Amur Region, emergency response services told Russian News Agency (TASS).
“An An-24 operated by Angara Airlines failed to make contact at a designated checkpoint a few kilometres from Tynda Airport,“ a source said.
The aircraft is carrying 40 passengers, including two children, along with six crew members. - Bernama-TASS
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