Plane crash AN-24B Mukachevo near the Ukrainian CAA

• Date of the crash: 06.01.1974, the

• The time of the crash: 15: 25

• Country of the crash: the USSR

• Place the crash: Ukrainian SSR, Transcarpathian region, near Mukachevo

• Type of aircraft: An-24B

• Registration of aircraft: CCCP46357

• Name of air carrier Aeroflot (USSR)

• Division: CAA Ukrainian, Kiev JSC

• Flight: N75 

Chronology of events: The plane was down sharply increasing to 30 degree left bank. During this time, operation of engines became more with 40kg / sm2 to 60kg / sm2, then decreased to 40kg / sm2 and then increases again, in a collision with the ground reaching 70kg / sm2. Plane in 15: 25 hit the ground with a pitch angle of about 70 degrees without roll. He fell on the dirt road through the field in 100 m after passing the outer marker upside down, breaking off on wooden poles wires, burned, destroyed. According to the conclusions of the Technical Commission of the PIC feathers and wing it has been turned off in the collision with the ground.

Data on victims:

• Total on board were people 24: 6 18 crew members and passengers. Total killed 24 people: crew 6, 18 passengers.

Details of the crash:

• Phase of flight: the approach

• Identify the causes of the crash: the shortcomings in the design, crew error

Data on the plane:

• aircraft Brand: An-24B

• Aircraft ID: CCCP-46357

• Country where registered aircraft: the USSR

• Date of manufacture of the aircraft: 23.01.1970

• Serial number of the aircraft: 07305807

• Hours aircraft: 9280

• The cycles of use of the aircraft: 8083

• Engines: N472T013 N471T035

Flight data:

• Flight: H-75

• Tour type: Regular passenger

• The aviation company Aeroflot (USSR)

• Division: CAA Ukrainian, Kiev JSC

• The country, which was registered aviation company: USSR

• Flying from: Ivano-Frankivsk

• Flying in: Mukachevo

• Original item: Kiev (Juliani)

• A final point: Mukachevo

Additional information:

Information about the crew:

• KBC Paul D. Komissarov

• second pilot Gennady Evnitsky

• navigator Alexander P. Grisyuk

• mechanic Viktor Borovkov

• Flight Zinaida N. Slepuhin

• maintainer MIA Oleg Lazarets