Plane crash AN-24B North Caucasus CAA over the Gulf of Siwash
Date of the crash: November 23.10.1978, XNUMX
Time of the crash: 19:41
Country of the crash: the USSR
Location of the crash: Ukrainian SSR, Crimea region, Sivash, 24 km south-east of the village area Emelyanovka Nizhnegorsky
aircraft Brand: An-24B
Registration of aircraft: CCCP46327
Name of air carrier: Aeroflot (USSR)
Subdivision: CAA North Caucasus, JSC Stavropol
Flight: 6515
Chronology of events:
At the crash site was water depth 2,5 m. Then to the solid bottom was liquid silt, depth 4,5-5м. The rise of the remains of the dead and parts of the aircraft and the search work was carried out at zero visibility. The destroyed elements of the aircraft were located within a radius of 50 m from the tail. Aircraft in 19: 41 collided in a flight configuration with water. The first touch of water was held by the bow and the left plane. The tail with most of the right half of the stabilizer without the left side of the stabilizer and the keel was intact. The remaining structure of the aircraft collapsed into pieces. Debris elevation was done with 24.10. by 18.11. and ended with the rise of the left engine. All the main parts of the aircraft raised from the bottom.
Data on victims:
Total on board were people 26: 5 21 crew members and passengers. Total killed 26 people: crew 5, 21 passengers.
Details of the crash:
Phase of flight: Horizontal (cruising) flight
Identified causes of the crash: crew error, equipment failure
Data on the plane:
aircraft Brand: An-24B
Aircraft ID: CCCP46327
Country where registered aircraft: the USSR
Date of manufacture of the aircraft: 26.08.1969
The serial number of the aircraft: 97305504
Hours aircraft: 15851
The cycles of use of the aircraft: 13457
Engines: N4922029 N4642034
Flight data:
Flight: 6515
Tour type: Regular passenger
The aviation company Aeroflot (USSR)
Division: CAA North Caucasus, JSC Stavropol
The country, which was registered aviation company: USSR
Flying from Stavropol (Shpakovskoye)
Flying in Simferopol
Original item: Stavropol (Shpakovskoye)
A final point: Lviv
Additional information:
Information about the crew:
KBC Vladimir Dubinin
the co-pilot Vladimir Vladimirovich Yunkin
navigator Vladimir Borisovich Latalin
mechanic Vladimir Lisitsyn
Flight attendant Nina Rudolfovna Vorobyov