Plane crash AN-24B Ukrainian CAA near the airport Minsk-1

• Date of the crash: November 15.01.1979, XNUMX

• Time of the crash: 13:05

• Country of the crash: the USSR

• Location of the crash: Byelorussian SSR, near Minsk

• aircraft Brand: An-24B

• Registration of aircraft: CCCP46807

• Name of air carrier: Aeroflot (USSR)

• Subdivision: Ukrainian CAA of Dnepropetrovsk

• Flight: 7502

Chronology of events:

The plane crashed into the ground at a speed of 130-140 km / h with a right bank of 10-15 degrees with a small positive pitch angle, with a vertical descent rate of 15 m / s. The aircraft as a result of the impact of the impact advanced 14 m. All the debris were located within a radius of 30 m. The wooden pillar of the phone was damaged. There was no other destruction on earth. There was no fire. Three seriously injured passengers were found at the site of the crash - a girl 1976 gp and two adults. Both adults subsequently died in the hospital. Other crew members and passengers died on the spot. Front of the wing, keel and stabilizer revealed ice thickness of 1-2 mm and a width of 20-40 mm.

Data on victims:

• Total on board were people 14: 5 9 crew members and passengers. Total killed 13 people: crew 5, 8 passengers.

Details of the crash:

• Phase of flight: approach

• Identify the causes of the crash: crew error, weather conditions, deficiencies in the design

Data on the plane:

• aircraft Brand: An-24B

• Aircraft ID: CCCP46807

• Country where registered aircraft: the USSR

• Date of manufacture of the aircraft: 30.11.1965

• The serial number of the aircraft: 57302109

• Hours aircraft: 23844

• The cycles of use of the aircraft: 17627

• Engines: H H 404208 4832101

Flight data:

• Flight: 7502

• Tour type: Regular passenger

• The aviation company Aeroflot (USSR)

• Division: Ukrainian CAA of Dnepropetrovsk

• The country, which was registered aviation company: USSR

• I am flying from Tallinn

• Flying in: Minsk (Minsk-1)

• Original item: Tallinn

• A final point: Dnepropetrovsk

Additional information:

Information about the crew:

• KBC Vasily Antonovich Goryanov

• the co-pilot Grigory Liakhovich

• navigator Vladimir Avramenko

• mechanic Vladimir Vladislavovich Fedorenko

• Flight Lydia M. Cekalo